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MONDAY, JULY 11, 2011

Major Ben's Outstanding Warrants

A Coeur d'Alene woman wanted in a vehicular manslaughter case leads the weekly felony warrant honor roll, circulated by KCSD Major Ben Wolfinger. The sheriff's office is looking for Lisa Marie Calbick, 33, (upper left) who is wanted on the felony warrant. Bond is set…

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Reagan Repubs Target School Board 36 

On his Facebook wall for the Reagan Republicans, Jeff Ward posts this Action Alert: "Please attend this evening's Coeur d'Alene School Board Annual Meeting (5 p.m. at the Midtown Center Meeting Room) and support Terri Seymour's and Tom Hamilton's request that the board follow state…

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Millsap: Crying Over A Lost Chicken 

The scene in the morning was terrible. What was left of the torn, bloodied carcass of my beloved Anacona hen, the crazy, flighty Italian chicken whose antics never failed to amuse me, was tossed like so much trash in front of the henhouse. The two…

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 (Rocky Castaneda)

Adorning Tubbs Hill 

Model Olivia Cadwell adorns the point on Tubbs Hill for Rocky Castaneda of Lake City Photography, during a recent photography session. You can see more of Rocky's Tubbs Hill photos of Olivia here.

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Goedde: 2 Online Courses 'Realistic'

Idaho state Sen. John Goedde, R-Coeur d'Alene, said he supports the new recommendation for two online courses for high school graduation, down from state Superintendent of Schools Tom Luna's original proposal of eight. “It wasn't eight for very long,” Goedde said, noting, “Then it went…

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Cindy: Too Soon For Back To School 

On her Facebook wall, Cindy posted this photo of back to school ads in the newspaper, with a short sentence that captures her feelings about such a publication in mid-July: "Really? I suppose next month the Halloween candy will go on sale." Question: Are you…

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Hall: This Primrose Plays At Night 

I hesitate to say this, but I am an evening primrose. I bloom at night. My wife is a daylily. She blooms at dawn. She is early to bed, off to Sleepyland at mid-evening, marching to the drum of drowsy chickens. I awake slowly each…

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Duncan Competency Hearing Ordered 16 

Oopsy: AP had reported that the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had thrown out the death penalty against Joseph Duncan. Although that eventually could happen, it's more nuanced than that. The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has ordered convicted child-killer Joseph Duncan back…

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Crump: And Harmon Went Deep ... 

My mom and my Aunt Bernice were modest Idaho gals, which in 1961 meant wearing skirts to baseball games. That July 11 was the last time they did that. Fifty years ago Monday, I watched my first big league baseball game — the All-Star Game…

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INW Headlines -- 7.11.11 

Holly Bowen of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News posts this photo on her Twitter account of a Latah Sanitation truck after it accidentally dropped a dumpster on a car at the E. Palouse River Dr. townhouses in Moscow. Cartoon: Fanaticism drives debt ceiling debate/David Horsey, Seattle…

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Priest Lakers Think Actor Stein's Sexy 

Did you know Ben Stein is a hotly-desired sex symbol? No? Clearly you're not reading his work. In the 66-year-old's Friday column in The American Spectator, Stein (actor/lawyer/economist/game show host/conservative pundit) chronicles his latest trip to the beach and what ensues is raw physical attraction.…

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AM Scanner Traffic -- 7.11.11

11:59 a.m. Woman wants to see deputy re: hit-and-run accident at Elks Lodge, 1170 W. Prairie. 11:47 a.m. WalMart/Hayden security has caught a juvnile teen shoplifter who's being cooperative. 11:43 a.m. KCSD deputies are looking for a 5-foot-1 13-14YO named Cade. 11:39 a.m. Washington driver…

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Poll: Say Flag Salute Daily 

The National 9/11 flag is displayed at the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield, Mich., on Sunday. The flag, which was destroyed in the attacks on the World Trade Center, is traveling across the country where people can help stitch it back together. (AP Photo/The…

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Hamilton, Seymour Sue School Board 

Huckleberries has a copy of the lawsuit filed by new Coeur d'Alene School District Trustees Tom Hamilton & Terry Seymour against the Coeur d'Alene School Board to overturn the appointment of long-time Trustee Wanda Quinn June 6. Hamilton and Seymour, two conservatives in nonpartisan trustee…

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USA Upsets Brazel In Quarterfinals 11 

United States' Abby Wambach scores her side's 2nd goal during the quarterfinal match between Brazil and the United States at the Women’s Soccer World Cup in Dresden, Germany, Sunday. Story here. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) Question: What will it take to get you interested in…

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KEA Gets Fine Howdy-Do This AM 

Terry Harris & his Kootenai Environmental Alliance staff received a fine, how-do-you-do this morning when they arrived at their office, 408 E. Sherman/downtown Coeur d'Alene. Here's Terry's tweet re: the note he found: "Had a 'Commie F*cks' note stuck to the office door this morning.…

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Spotlight On NIdaho Water Gardens 

A pond can add both pizazz and serenity to a landscape. It becomes a focal point in any setting with its shimmering water, interesting aquatic plants and the birds it attracts. A perfect example of this can be found in the backyard of Post Falls…

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Slice: Lake Places Need Lots Of Work 

Pullman’s Joan Harris wrote last week to suggest that those Inland Northwesterners without lake places don’t understand. It’s no picnic. “I just got back from my lake home where I spent two days cleaning up the beach that’s been flooded since June,” she said. “I…

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Huckleberries: Silent Jerry's Mansion

If you look from the sky, as Google Earth does, at Jerry Jaeger’s 10,000-square-foot mansion, you might think it’s shaped like a gray handgun. The house belonging to Duane Hagadone’s partner in hospitality is near the Jewett House on Sanders Beach. Asks the Berry Picker…

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AM: Neighbors Fight Fresh Start  17 

Cherie McCabe, left, talks with neighbor Melody Turner on Friday in her home near Fresh Start in Coeur d’Alene. McCabe is one of 89 homeowners in the area surrounding Fresh Start in the 1500 block of East Sherman Avenue who have signed petitions against the…

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Jaycee Dugard Tells Of 'Stolen Life'

Kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard says she didn't know she was pregnant when she gave birth to her first child. Dugard had been abducted by Phillip and Nancy Garrido when she was 11 years old, handcuffed, raped and imprisoned for 18 years. Now 31, she is…

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Texas Fights Light Bulb Phaseout 

Item: Texans rally to save old-style light bulbs:Federal phase-out rules called intrusive/Los Angeles Times More Info: Texas has become the first state seeking to skirt a federal law that phases out old-fashioned incandescent light bulbs in favor of more efficient lamps – a move that…

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LTHM: Biggest Problem W/Outsiders 10 

LoveToHateMe: My biggest problem with out-of-staters is those who come here and try to change Idaho to be more like their state of origin. Usually making statements starting with “I like Idaho, but it needs ________ (fill in the blank with some sort of mega-city…

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KT: Worst News For Soldier's Family

KT (re: 2 Coeur d'Alene Guardsmen killed in Iraq): Our family and the families of the men and women of the 116th have been living this nightmare since Thursday afternoon when word of the bombing reached the US. While the AP stories reported the roadside…

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