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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 2007

Parting Shot -- 9/26/07

Jesse Tinsley/Spokesman-ReviewTwo-year-old James Deahn laughs as he is nuzzled by his dad, Cpl. Nathan Deahn, an Army Reservist who returned from Iraq to a homecoming Wednesday at the Army Reserve Center in Hayden.

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HBO's Best of the Local Blogs -- 9/26/07

I forgot to highlight OrangeTV's latest Get Out! review -- Lincoln's $10,000 Silver Dollar Bar, on the Montana side of the Continental Divide here.*In Soul Doubt, Kendramama tells of playing in her grandparents' old neighborhood as a child 20 years ago and how it has…

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Question: When Will You Retire?

Steven Hausler/Hays Daily News, AP PhotoWaldo McBurney, a 104-year-old beekeeper who was recently declared America's oldest worker, smiles in front of his store in Quinter, Kan. About 6.4 percent of Americans 75 or older, or slightly more than 1 million, were working last year. That's…

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Craig Responds To Legal Proceedings

Idaho Senator Larry Craig issued the following statement regarding today's legal proceedings in Minnesota: "Today was a major step in the legal effort to clear my name. The court has not issued a ruling on my motion to withdraw my guilty plea. For now, I…

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Huckleberries Best of Idaho Online -- 9/27/07

Jim Mone/AP PhotoSpotlight: Post Falls Mayor Clay Larkin (Reporter Dave Turner returns to the North Idaho w/a story for the Inlander: "Mayor on a Mission" here.)Reporters get checked off as they wait to go through security at a hearing earlier today in Edina, Minn., where…

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Craig Lawyer: He Just Wanted To Go To Restroom

Full post hereIdaho Sen. Larry Craig’s lead criminal attorney, Billy Martin, just told reporters in Minnesota, “Sen. Larry Craig denies that he went into that restroom for anything other than to go to the restroom.” Martin said he’s “hopeful” that a Minnesota judge will go…

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Idaho Parks Group Recognizes LCDC

Item: LCDC receives parks award: Group honored for contributions to recreation/Lucy Dukes, Coeur d'Alene PressMore Info: Coeur d'Alene Parks Director Doug Eastwood nominated LCDC for the award. He cited the development corporation's partnerships in creating both Johnson Mill River Park and Riverstone Park. Wrote Eastwood:…

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Vox Box: College Paper Prints A No-No

Item: Profane editorial spells trouble at Colorado State/UPIThe Rocky Mountain Collegian newspaper is in trouble this week after printing an editorial that began "Taser this...F--- Bush," however their version didn't include the censorship. Editor-in-chief, J. David McSwane, plans to defend their decision in front of…

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DOTC: Voter ID Fair, Reasonable

I was glad to read the Supreme Court will be hearing a case about requirements for Voter ID’s. As the county elections guy I am glad it will apparently be settled before the 2008 elections even though Idaho does not require voter ID’s at this…

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Wondering & DFO: There Can Be Dialogue

Wondering: DFO, I am pleased to see that you are considering not using the "C" in reference to people who oppose the working of city government. I think the library and the Kroc Center are great additions to the community (there would likely have been…

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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.