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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

MONDAY, JUNE 18, 2007


HBO's Best of the Local Blogs -- 6/18/07

Tom Holman shoots a scene from the recent Priest Lake Fishing Derby for Pecky Cox's As The Lake Churns. You can find more Holman photos of the derby here.Check it out: Doug Fredericks, the Hayden photographer extraordinaire, has updated his web site, which offers terrific…

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Inside Huckleberries -- 6/18/07

*Question: Where is that Commie Priggie when you need him ... is this the new guy (Noah Kroese)? -- Bad Daug. DFO: Priggee's cartooning in western Washington. UI grad Noah Kroese has been political cartooning at HBO for awhile now and also sells a 'toon…

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A Matter of Opinion: I Vant To Drive Alone

Spokesman-Review/File PhotoDespite high gas prices, global warming -- oops, I mean "climate change" -- and the higher cost of parking coming soon to downtown Spokane, people still drive to work da sola. See today's story. When I worked in Washington D.C. for two years in…

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My 2 Cents: Ron And Dixie And Al, My Oh My

In the Coeur d'Alene Press this morning, Brand Xer Dave Turner wrote a front-page story re: the re-election plans for veteran council members Ron Edinger, Al Hassell and Dixie Reid. Basically, Ron and Al are leaning toward re-election. Dixie is noncommital. No surprises. That's the…

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Online Poll: Who Should Replace Run-Down Schools?

Who should pay to repair and replace deteriorating schools in low-incomes districts in Idaho? -- Lewiston Tribune.*State taxpayers through legislative appropriation*Residents of the districts themselves*Some combination of state and local moneyDFO: Some combination of state and local money.

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Millsap: Obits Make You Glad You're Alive

Home Planet: Chronicling death makes you appreciate life/Cheryl-Anne Millsap, Spokesman-ReviewCheryl-Anne Millsap: "What are you reading?" she asked. "The obituaries." "Why?" she asked, her voice muffled because she was deep in the cabinet. "Did someone you know die?" "No." I said without looking up. "I'm just…

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Huckleberries Online

D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.