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• Northport’s ‘one-armed wonder’ makes instant believers

  December 25, 2011 in Sports on Page C1 So who comes away the most dumbfounded after an encounter with Josh Konkler? Is it the baseball coach who waves his outfielders in close, assuming the batter who swings with … 2

• Northport student-athlete is “One-armed wonder”

    December 24, 2011 in Sports So who comes away the most dumbfounded after an encounter with Josh Konkler? 2

• Deal keeps rural Internet alive

  November 10, 2011 in City on Page A6 Commissioners in two counties met in joint session this week to prevent a lengthy Internet service interruption for customers of two Spokane-area companies. Medical Lake-based EcliptixNet Broadband and Spokane-based Pass …

• Study tracks reasons behind high rate of illness near Northport

  February 6, 2011 in Idaho on Page A1 Gail Leaden was 5 when she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. In high school, Leaden’s best friend in the small town of Northport, Wash., was diagnosed with the same illness. … 4

• Inflammation found in sturgeon

  February 6, 2011 in City on Page A5 Juvenile sturgeon that ingested slag from Teck Resources’ Trail, B.C., smelter had chronic inflammation in their guts, according to a federal study. Thirty-seven juvenile sturgeon were captured in the upper … 2

• Looking back

  February 6, 2011 in City on Page A5 The Trail, B.C., smelter 1896: Forerunner of Teck Resources’ current smelter opens to process copper and gold ore from the Rossland Mine in British Columbia.

• Football fervor back in Northport after almost 60 years

  September 9, 2010 in Sports on Page B5 When LeRoy Key went to Northport last fall to spend a year as interim superintendent, he found a community that needed a jolt. “From an outsider’s look, the student population …

• Football fervor returns to Northport

  September 8, 2010 in Sports When LeRoy Key went to Northport last fall to spend a year as interim superintendent, he found a community that needed a jolt.