OK, one more "Spokane" Dodger card
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The Slice archive for June 13, 2011
MONDAY, JUNE 13, 2011
Would this take off if published today?
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The case for adopting from a shelter
This site has stories like this all the time. www.catoftheday.com
For the six of you who watch HBO's "Treme"
Does it seem wise that this character is quite willing to leave one of the best bosses ever? Given what we know about her hopes and dreams, the answer is probably "Yes." Still. www.poptower.com
In what movie does he refer to Spokane?
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Spokane slugs dissed
"Having lived in Southwest Washington for 23 years, these slugs are nothing," wrote Mary S. Nelson, who works for the American Red Cross Inland Northwest Chapter. She remembers one slug-eradication tactic that was particularly effective. "Ducks," she said. "They love slugs." Of course, then you…
I have a friend who flew in these
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Re: Friday's Slice
Not everyone understood what I was saying about Spokane TV news and anchor-team performances regarding the weather. But Slice reader Alison Duke, who doesn't mind cool temps, did. "I've even written to the stations to ask that they just report the weather, not how they…
Looking ahead to Tuesday's Slice
I realize Flag Day is actually about the U.S. flag. But tomorrow's print column invites readers to imagine what the other 49 state flags might look like if people elsewhere followed Washington's lead and put someone's face on their banners. So now you have a…
Another way to relocate good bugs
"Matchboxes," suggested Jeff Ellingson. "We relocate nearly all the spiders in our house to the outdoors."
Seasonal imperative disorder
Heard some people talking about the weather Sunday. It was clear they were in the grips of a feverish desire to be outside 100 percent of the time the sun is shining between now and autumn. I understand. We all know it has been a…
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