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THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2014



Sandpoint-based biz tracks apps 

Companies around the globe are creating apps that allow users to shop, play games, connect, manage bank accounts, share photos or watch videos on their mobile devices. Kochava, a Sandpoint company launched in 2011, is a fast-growing provider of a key part of that app-driven…

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Cda police chief search narrows 

COEUR d'ALENE - The search for Coeur d'Alene's next chief of police has been narrowed to 11 finalists. The city received 85 applications for the position from 25 states and Canada. The search committee will meet Monday to further discuss the candidates, said city spokesman…

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McMorris Rodgers won't seek Cantor's spot 

The day after the House of Representative’s No. 2 Republican fell to a primary challenger, Eastern Washington congressional candidates were hoping for a boost to knock off the No. 4 Republican. Meanwhile, that No. 4 – Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers – said she wouldn’t be…

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Glen Dow Academy: 45 years of style

Under the watchful eye of Glen Dow Academy owner Martin Dow, left, Cosmetology student model Jessica Truong has her hair styled by fellow students, from left, Britni Whitney, Cecilia Quinlan and Janelle King. Colin Mulvany photo. The lobby of Glen Dow Academy swarmed with activity…

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014

The Salmon Grill-Off in Jim Kershner’s Spokane backyard tests three recipes: grilled marinated salmon, grilled salmon with citrus butter and cedar-planked salmon. (Adriana Janovich)

Parting Shot: The great salmon grill-off 

The Salmon Grill-Off in Jim Kershner’s Spokane backyard tests three recipes: grilled marinated salmon, grilled salmon with citrus butter and cedar-planked salmon. The timing seemed just about perfect last week for a Salmon Grill-Off in our backyard. For one thing, Copper River salmon (and other…

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Wednesday Wild Card. 6.11.14 

Took off a bit early yesterday to enjoy #3 son's spring concert at Spokane Falls Community College. Lots of talent there and a great concert. Always fun to see my boy in a tux! However, the ammenties at the college gave me pause. Took me…

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Republicans should rally 'round school choice 11 

Republicans gathering this week in Moscow should reaffirm their support for school choice. Idaho’s families and children have benefited from the expansion of school options, they like them, and they want more of them.Because of Republican leadership in the Legislature, in the governor’s office and…

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Herb's boat

For Sail 

Herb Huseland writes it's time to give up give up on the life aquatic. "It is time for me to retire from sailing. At 76, crawling around on the deck handling lines, hoisting sail is just not in the cards anymore. This is a 21…

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FDA finds problems at N. Idaho sprouts grower 

Federal inspectors found numerous sanitation problems at a North Idaho sprouts grower linked to a recent E. coli outbreak. U.S. Food and Drug Administration inspections in the last three weeks found rusty and corroded watering systems and corroded implements used in growing and harvesting sprouts…

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Cantor to resign leadership post 

WASHINGTON — Repudiated at the polls, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor intends to resign his leadership post, officials said Wednesday, clearing the way for a potentially disruptive Republican shake-up a few months before midterm elections with control of Congress at stake. Cantor, R-Va., was expected…

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Coldwater Creek may be resurrected

The name, if not the actual fashion designs, of Coldwater Creek may be resurrected, after a New York private equity company said it has purchased some of the assets of the Sandpoint-based retailer that filed for bankruptcy and shut down operations earlier this spring. Sycamore…

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Update: Judge orders eviction of Daiquiri Factory 

Update: A Spokane County Superior Court judge has granted a landlord’s request to evict a controversial downtown bar. Judge Linda Tompkins signed a writ of restitution Wednesday morning that will oust the Downtown Spokane Daiquiri Factory from its location at 707 W. Main Ave., attorneys…

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Press LTE: Church, state, inseparable 

In today's CdA Press, a reader takes issue with a recent Press editorial. He writes: "The most thunderous railing against the tyranny of King George preceding our break from England 240 years ago came from the pulpits in the 13 colonies. The Church of England…

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Latte drinks water

Would you drink water from a bowl? 

Latte drinks water. Facebook friend Young Kwak's cat, Latte, wouldn't dream of slurping water from a bowl like an animal! She prefers her water in a glass-- and yes she has her own glass. Also, yesterday I got a video from a HucksOnline blurker showing…

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Common Core and Bill Gates 10 

The Washington Post has published an extensive story tracing the role of Bill Gates in the Common Core state standards for school student achievement; it’s online here, under the headline, “How Bill Gates pulled off the swift Common Core revolution.” The article, which calls the…

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Luann

Raunchy or not?  

The SR features editor fielded a call from a reader yesterday who was offended by Sunday's Luann cartoon, calling it "raunchy." Check out the offending panel above. Raunchy or not? You decide.

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Jim Hammond

Hammond to lead PAC 28 

Panhandle Area Council has tapped Jim Hammond as Executive Director of the economic development organization. He’ll begin in the position on June 16. Hammond formerly held the offices of state senator and Post Falls mayor. He has served on the Idaho State Board of Education…

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Sterlings going to court over Clippers 

NBA: Shelly Sterling’s attorney will be in probate court today to seek an emergency order for a hearing so a judge can confirm her authority to sell the Los Angeles Clippers, according to an individual familiar with the matter. The individual was not authorized to…

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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.




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