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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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Voters wary of ballot measures
In City, Idaho Voters seemed wary Tuesday of ballot measures that would cost them money or mandate too much more change. 2
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‘Positive change’ bloc sweeps to power in Spokane Valley
In City Five candidates promising “positive change” for Spokane Valley’s 6-year-old government swept into power Tuesday.
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Spokane voters lean toward change in 2 council districts
In City Voters in two of Spokane’s three City Council districts appear to want change. 1
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Ferris wins tiebreaker
On postseason life support and needing a miracle, preseason Greater Spokane League football favorite Ferris got one last week. Tuesday night at Albi Stadium, the Saxons made the most of … 1
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National roundup: GOP wins in Va., NJ governors races
In Nation/World Republicans surged to victory in governor’s races in Virginia and New Jersey on Tuesday, wresting control from Democrats in both states as independents who swept Barack Obama to a historic …
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New H1N1 clinics scheduled in North Idaho
In Idaho The Panhandle Health District will provide H1N1 vaccinations Saturday by appointment to preschool children, starting at 6 months of age, in clinics in Idaho’s five northern counties.
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Police release recording of restaurant robbery
In News
Spokane police released an audio recording today of a robbery at a northwest Spokane Subway store last month, hoping someone will recognize the voices of the two robbers.
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With profits up, Hecla ponders mine expansion
In Business, Idaho Hecla Mining Co., which Tuesday announced what one analyst called “stellar results,” could decide next spring whether to proceed with a $150 million to $200 million expansion of its Lucky … 1
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Documents: Suicidal man shot by police had pellet gun
In City A reportedly suicidal man shot by Spokane Valley police Friday was armed with a pellet gun that resembles a Colt .45 semi-automatic pistol, newly filed documents show. 9
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Police: Student arrested after knife threat
In City An 18-year-old high school student was arrested at the Spokane Vocational Skills Center this morning after he threatened to stab two teens over missing marijuana, Spokane Valley police said. 1
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Two arrested after DEA finds pot near border
In City Two Canadian men face drug charges in U.S District Court after federal agents say they were caught near the border with eight duffel bags of marijuana Sunday night. 1
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Moses Lake plant workers fought fire
In City An industrial fire at a silicon plant two miles east of Moses Lake was extinguished this morning by a fire brigade at the plant.
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Leaf cleanup starting in Spokane
In City, Idaho Spokane city leaf collection starts Tuesday and will continue into December depending on the weather. As in past years, the pickups will begin in northwest Spokane and move south and …
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Fog lifts to reveal sun, pollution
In City, Idaho Fog lifted late this morning to reveal mostly sunny skies stained with moderate levels of air pollution in Spokane.
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2009 election results for Washington
Results from the Nov. 3, 2009, general election in Washington state. Last updated at 5:48 p.m. Nov. 6, 2009. 1
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2009 election results for Kootenai County
Results from the Nov. 3, 2009, general election in Idaho. Last updated at 10:45 p.m. Nov. 3, 2009.
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Today’s postmark a must on mail-ins
In City on Page A1 It’s Election Day in Washington and Idaho. Although the 2009 elections may not have as many momentous decisions as last year, voters are being asked to decide a range of … 3
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Diocese hit with 21 new claims
In City on Page A1
Twenty-one new claims of clergy sex abuse have been filed against the Catholic Diocese of Spokane, a number that has surprised the diocese and could reopen its contentious bankruptcy case. …
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Sewer rates may go up
In City on Page A1 Flushing your toilet in the city of Spokane may cost $5 a month more in 2010. Spokane Mayor Mary Verner on Monday presented her 2010 budget to the City Council. … 7
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Nearly half of U.S. kids will use food stamps
In Nation/World on Page A1 CHICAGO – Nearly half of all U.S. children and 90 percent of black youngsters will be on food stamps at some point during childhood, and fallout from the current recession … 1
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Accuracy watch
In City on Page A2 For 11-03-2009
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Newly discovered frog among entries to endangered list
In Nation/World on Page A2 GENEVA – A rare tree frog found only in central Panama could soon croak its last, as deforestation and infection push the species toward extinction, an environmental group said today. …
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Namesake city welcomes ship
In Nation/World on Page A2 NEW YORK – The new Navy assault ship USS New York, built with World Trade Center steel, arrived in its namesake city Monday with a rifle volley salute near the …
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Karzai win increases stakes
In Nation/World on Page A3 KABUL, Afghanistan – Hamid Karzai was declared the winner by default Monday in Afghanistan’s fraud-marred presidential election, increasing the pressure on President Barack Obama to end his marathon deliberations at …
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