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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2008





Chicken Pox Affects Dozens @ Spokane School

Item: Chickenpox outbreak affecting North Spokane school/KREM2More Info: Several dozen Garfield Elementary School students - 222 W. Knox - may be kept out of school until an outbreak of chickenpox has ended, or until their parents can provide proof of vaccination or immunity. Question: How…

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HBO's Best of the Local Blogs -- 3/19/08

Kerri Thoreson/OnLocation North IdahoThe long awaited water features at the I-90 on-ramps at Spokane Street are just weeks away from completion, posts Kerri Thoreson, OnLocation North Idaho. Water will flow over the granite slabs in a three-diminsional welcome to Idaho's River City. The town's namesake…

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UI's Spear Hunts For New Basketball Coach

University of Idaho athletic director Rob Spear flew to an undisclosed location Wednesday afternoon to begin interviews for the next men’s basketball coach. Spear said he had four initial interviews lined up. He was doing his first interview Wednesday evening and expected to conclude sometime…

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Vox Box: 'A Disenchanted Playroom'

I was sent this link yesterday. It is a photo series by "Wolfram Hahn." I've never heard of him, but the photos are pretty telling. "The children depicted in this series are between three and twelve. Their regards are sad, with facial expressions rather to…

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Bad Omen For Mariners' 2008 Season?

On Tuesday, colleague Meghann Cuniff snapped this photo of a motorist who obviously roots for the Seattle Mariners. However, the license plate number should send shivers through religious practitioners: "666" (as in the "mark of the beast" of Revelation). She shot the photo at the…

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News Diary: Will Race Debate Last Long?

Barack Obama’s speech about racial division on Tuesday captured extensive play across all media platforms yesterday. The speech captured front-page play in many of this morning’s newspapers, preceded by lots of cable airtime and debate on internet sites. I’ve long suggested that race is the…

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DeArmond Mill Closing In 2 Months

Item: CdA loses last sawmill: DeArmond to close in two months/Becky Kramer, Spokesman-ReviewMore Info: Coeur d’Alene’s last sawmill will process its final log in May, a casualty of the nation’s mortgage lending crisis and rising values for waterfront property. Stimson Lumber Co. gave its 60…

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WND Poll: Gun Ownership

Item: Supremes weigh your 'keep, bear arms' right: 'If only bad guys have guns, then bad guys are in charge'/WorldNetDailyQuestion: How should the Supreme Court rule in the 2nd Amendment case?1. It should be courageous and completely ban civilian gun ownership2. Uphold Washington D.C.'s gun…

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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.