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• Comcast drops 250 gigabyte limit, tests new options

  May 17, 2012 in Business Uncertain when tests will be conducted in Washington 15

• Music and parachuting show scheduled for Navy Week

  May 10, 2012 in Washington Voices on Page V5 Next week, May 14-20, landlocked Spokane will be awash in sailors. Spokane is one of 15 cities selected to host Navy Week. The U.S. Navy conducts the events across the … 4

• Tasting rooms roll out new wines

  May 9, 2012 on Page C1 Spokane Winery Association members will show off new releases this weekend at the annual Mother’s Day Spring Release Weekend. There are new hours for this year’s celebration – tastings will …

• Cautious Clover

  May 2, 2012 in Food on Page C1 Listen carefully: Scott McCandless is about to tell you the secret to everything on the menu at Clover. McCandless and his crew have carefully researched, sourced, tasted and tested almost … 3

• For Gunselmans, wine is the name of the game

  April 25, 2012 in Food on Page C1 Someone named Robert Karl occasionally stops by Robert Karl Cellars in downtown Spokane. He is not the owner. 2

• Spokane Scholars Foundation 2012 winners

  April 23, 2012 in City Nearly 800 people attended the 20th annual Spokane Scholars Foundation banquet at the Spokane Convention Center, where 135 high school seniors were honored for their academic achievements and 24 were …

• Forecast calls for throng at WSU scrimmage

  April 20, 2012 in Sports Washington State athletic director Bill Moos has predicted that 10,000 or so fans would flock to Albi at 1 p.m. today to watch the Cougars’ annual spring football game, but … 7

• Mayor has brought changes to his office’s way of doing things

  April 8, 2012 in City on Page A1 Change has come to Spokane City Hall courtesy of voters, who in November ousted Mayor Mary Verner from office in favor of David Condon. In his first 100 days as … 18

• Chiefs end regular season with victory

  March 17, 2012 in Sports Although it was meaningless when it comes to playoff implications, the Spokane Chiefs got a win over their rivals in Saturday night’s regular-season finale.

• Spokane gets good resilience rating

  March 15, 2012 in Business on Page A8 Spokane and Coeur d’Alene each score above average on a new “resilience” rating that tries to describe a metro area’s capacity to recover from natural disasters or a major economic … 1

• Ferris alum Stockton ends Montana career in NCAAs

  March 14, 2012 in Sports For Shawn Stockton, basketball has always been about family. Along the way, the family got bigger and so did the stage.

• Spokane pod: Gonzaga, Rutgers, Miami, Idaho State

  March 13, 2012 in Sports on Page B3 No. 11 seed Gonzaga will take on sixth-seeded Rutgers on Saturday at McCarthey Athletic Center, followed by the matchup of No. 3 Miami vs. No. 14 Idaho State. Here’s a …

• Senate OKs Rice for federal bench

  March 7, 2012 in City on Page A5 Spokane-based Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Rice’s appointment as a federal judge was confirmed Tuesday by the U.S. Senate. Rice, who teamed with Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Harrington in the prosecution …

• Comcast offers new home security service

  February 29, 2012 in Business on Page A10 Comcast Corp. is offering customers a home security service as part of its Xfinity Home package. The new service, available this week in Washington, allows a user to control home …

• Services set for Marine

  February 28, 2012 in City on Page A5 A U.S. Marine killed last week during a midair helicopter collision grew up primarily in the Spokane area and loved spending summer afternoons on Lake Coeur d’Alene, his uncle said … 2

• County seeks animal shelter site

  February 23, 2012 in Washington Voices on Page V1 Spokane County commissioners are continuing to work on a regional animal shelter to replace the Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service facility, despite voters’ rejection of a levy to pay … 2

• Kichton’s OT goal caps Spokane’s rally from 3-0 deficit

  January 28, 2012 in Sports Brenden Kichton’s smile as he exited the locker room on Saturday night said it all. While fans enjoyed cheap food and a game dedicated to members of the military, the …

• Legend of Latah

  January 25, 2012 in Food on Page C1 Mike Conway came to winemaking through the back door. Fresh out of the military, Conway worked as a microbiology technician at Gallo in California. In 1977, he joined Parducci Wine …

• Spokane snow plow update; view plowing map

  January 23, 2012 in News Spokane street crews will focus on knocking down snow berms, preventing slick roads and clearing Browne’s Addition now that the rest of the city’s streets have been plowed, officials said … 2

• Photos Then and Now: Bright city night

  January 16, 2012 in City on Page A5 When a Spokane Chronicle photographer made a nighttime photo of South Stevens Street curving into West Ninth Avenue in 1966, Spokane was a bustling business center. Aluminum, timber products, chemicals, … 2

• Chiefs stand tall in win over high-powered Ams

  January 14, 2012 in Sports First place wasn’t on the line, but pride – that’s always on the line. It just doesn’t matter where these teams sit in the standings. When the Spokane Chiefs and …

• Tri-City Americans get early lead, tops Spokane Chiefs

  January 1, 2012 in Sports on Page C1 KENNEWICK – Tri-City jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and the U.S. Division-leading Americans beat the rival Spokane Chiefs 4-1 in Western Hockey League action Saturday night at the … 1

• Doug Clark: Condon, put your pull where your rhetoric was

  November 13, 2011 in City on Page B1 We’re still weeks away from that familiar moment when Spokane’s next one-term mayor will slide behind the desk in that spiffy City Hall office with a view. Although quite frankly, … 22

• Eastern Washington, Idaho battle for postseason berths

  October 26, 2011 in Sports on Page B3 The Idaho Vandals and Eastern Washington Eagles find themselves in the muddled middle of their conference volleyball standings as the regular season winds down. Both feel they have a shot …

• Huge loads to take detour on Third

  October 23, 2011 in City on Page B1 A series of superloads coming through Spokane will travel down a portion of Third Avenue during the next several months because they don’t fit under a bridge over Interstate 90. … 4

• Hundreds plant ponderosas bought with prize funds

  October 23, 2011 in City on Page B1 Spokane got a little greener Saturday. Hundreds of shovel-wielding volunteers planted 10,000 ponderosa pines at a dozen locations in the area. 1

• Images from Spokane’s past can help capture fall traditions

  October 16, 2011 in Features on Page D1 On high school football nights, if you live near Albi Stadium and keep your windows cracked open, you hear cheering and the boom-boom of high school bands. If you have …

• Book Notes: Bamontes’ latest hits shelves

  September 25, 2011 in Features on Page D7 A new book by the well-known local history team of Tony and Suzanne Bamonte, “Spokane: Our Early History – Under All is the Land” (Tornado Creek Publications), is now on …

• Utility rate hikes on agenda

  September 25, 2011 in City on Page B1 Of all the proposals to raise utility rates this year in Spokane, it’s the smallest one that may have the smallest chance of approval. The Spokane City Council on Monday … 7

• Spotlight: Locally filmed ‘Norman’ scoring big with critics

  September 25, 2011 in Features on Page D6 The soon-to-be- released “Norman” is a Spokane rarity – a locally filmed movie getting outstanding reviews and major film festival awards. “Norman” is a coming-of-age story about a high school …

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