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The guys on the bench of the Reading Royals' hockey team are featured in today's Cutline Contest at Huckleberries Online. Wednesday Winner -- DFO.
The guys on the bench of the Reading Royals' hockey team are featured in today's Cutline Contest at Huckleberries Online. Wednesday Winner -- DFO.
PM Scanner Traffic for Thursday (22 items + AM Scanner Traffic link) includes rollover of commercial dump truck near Rathdrum Prairie intersection ...
In the latest Carlson Chronicles, Chris Carson examines a rumor that has state Rep. Shannon McMillan, R-Silverton, resigning at the end of the 2015 session, with the intention of having her son, Jim, fill her vacancy. Carlson awards McMillan one of his newly minted "Dummy" awards for voting against the interests of her House District 7.
At Clarksville blog today, Doug Clark takes on menacing public art outside our sewer plant: "The scenery outside Coeur d’Alene’s Wastewater Treatment Plant has the makings for a 1950s horror movie. 'Attack of the Giant Round Worms,' you might call it. Or – 'Killer Microbes...
I was wondering why I was hearing less Scanner Traffic recently. It was such a dropoff that I contacted Sgt. Christie Wood of the Coeur d'Alene Police Department today. She had the answer. Of course. Local police have changed the way they do things. And it will affect the daily Scanner Traffic report. Alas.
The long journey for 14YO Ilah Hickman to win a state designation for the giant salamander came to an end today when Idaho Gov. Butch Otter signed her bill into law. Afterward, Otter joked with the teen: "You didn't think I was going to veto it? No, no, you didn't." Aren't you amazed by the persistent teen ... and happy for the amphibian community?
Earlier this week, Huckleberries Online re-posted that Post Falls Police Department report re: Post Falls 911 handling a dozen calls from a man who wanted police to check on his bar tab. The story was picked up by CBS News, which dug into the store a little more ...
I'd never heard of a "selfie stick" or knew they were an annoyance until I saw this AP photo and read colleague Shawn Vestal's tweet: "I'm planning to boycott every state where it's against the law to take someone's selfie stick and beat them with it." Have you ever encountered a "selfie stick"?
The adage “you only get one chance to make a first impression” may be true, but luckily for George Peabody, a beautiful brunette named Mildred Baker gave him a second chance. The two met on a blind date in May 1941. A co-worker had pestered…
... Greg Lee and I took what should be our last stroll on the "closed" Dike Road during the noon time. The Dike Road is scheduled to open Friday. Justin Kimberling was still busy with his backhoe. And there were some trucks, pickups and another…
Gov. Butch Otter has a message for those attempting to find revenue to fix Idaho's decaying roads and bridges. Stay out of the general fund. In other words, he's not going to sign something like that giant tax shift tax bill passed by the House that would require money from the general fund to make the fixes.
Tennessee Titans RB Bishop Sankey, who played football at Gonzaga Prep, returned to Spokane Wednesday for G-Prep's football fundraiser. SR colleague Greg Lee was on hand to interview the humble gridster. Question: Do you plan to draft Sankey for your 2015 Fantasy Football team?
Defending a vote last week that could lead federal land to be transferred to state and local governments, U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo said Tuesday that Westerners got a raw deal when they had to give up most of the property within their borders at statehood.…
Today's AM Scanner Traffic (10 items) ...
In a letter to "Dear Friends," Congressman Raul Labrador explained his vote on a "budget-busting" Medicare bill. Attached to that Medicare bill was federal funding that was crucial to rural Idaho counties, like Shoshone, Bonner & Boundary, that are located in areas of vast public lands. Did ideology & principle trump common sense here?
A plurality of Hucks Nation said Congressman Raul Labrador primarily and the state of Idaho secondarily are being hurt worse by the hostility between Labrador & 2nd District Congressman Mike Simpson. Few think Simpson is being hurt by the recent exchange of barbs. Today's Poll: What will Gov. Butch Otter do with 'instant racing' repeal bill?
Robert Shuller, 88, founder of the southern California megachurch, Crystal Cathedral, died this morning. Televangelist Schuller brought his message of "possibility thinking" to millions of viewers. How many of you watch televangist or other religious programming?
Idaho Gov. Butch Otter faces a deadline of 4:54 p.m. Saturday, as he decides whether to sign or veto a bill that calls for the repeal of "instant racing" in Idaho. While he deliberates, horse racing supporters who oppose the bill are threatening the business owned by the bill sponsor's son. Big boys have big feelings ...
Many of you probably remember the Pet Rock sensation of the 1970s. Now, columnist Doug Clark reports that the Pet Rock originator has Spokane roots, graduating from Rogers High in 1954. Gary Dahl, "Spokane's biggest Rock Star," died in Oregon recently. Clark digs into the background of the founder of the cuh-razy fad ...
Chef Gus comments that he and his wife was 'hitched' at Coeur d'Alene's Hitching Post. Both are deists. Gus goes on to say that his daughter is gay and that she married her love during a window of opportunity in California. He concludes that the Hitching Post shouldn't be forced to marry anyone ... "unless they are simply a Civil Service."
In the Idaho Falls Post Register, Bryan Clark reports that Muslim leaders in eastern Idaho were deeply offended by a news letter circulated by the Bonneville County GOP Central Committee. The letter, written by the Central Committee exec, sez Idaho Muslims are infiltrating the state and are ready to "rise up and kill" non-Muslims.
AM Headlines today includes Bunker Hill to reopen+Otter signs teacher pay bill+WSU medical school for Spokane moves ahead+Otter faces 'instant racing' deadline+Accused child killer in Sandpoint waives extradition+Spokane Valley man charged with Post Falls City Hall gas thefts+more ...
Kootenai County Clerk Jim Brannon said the price will be high for his Election Department staff to conduct a special presidential primary next March. At the request of the Idaho GOP and legislative Republicans, Idaho taxpayers will pick up the $2M tab to conduct the primary, so Idaho R's can have a say in the 2016 prez picking process ...
Lewiston Trib editorial asks: "... Imagine the governor defending his state's attempt to permit discrimination against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people wasn't Indiana's Mike Pence. What if the governor who unsuccessfully evaded a half-dozen of "This Week" host George Stephanopoulos' questions about the law was Idaho's Butch Otter."
Both sides are standing their ground as a lawsuit filed against the city of Coeur d'Alene by the Hitching Post continues through U.S. District Court. Lawyers with the Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian rights legal advocacy organization, filed the suit in October on behalf of…
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.
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