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TUESDAY, AUG. 30, 2016


MONDAY, AUG. 29, 2016

Wild Card/Monday 

Coeur d'Alene City Administrator Jim Hammond dropped by this AM with an old Spokesman-Review political cartoon by Milt Priggee, my old editorial board colleague. The cartoon showed Post Falls signing away its soul to a developer planning a huge project across the freeway from Riverbend....

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Parting Shot

Nesrine Kenza who says she is happy to be free to wear a Anchorburkini, and two unidentified friends rest on the beach in Marseille, France, Monday. A high court struck down the previous ban of the wearing of so called burkini Friday, but the debate revealed raw tensions between the secular establishment & France's 5M Muslims.

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Child dies from head injury 

The Coeur d'Alene Police Department has announced that a 17MO child who suffered severe head injuries recently died at Sacred Heart Medical Center. 31YO Joseph John Davis, the child's stepfather, was arrested Friday evening at a 5th Street address in Coeur d'Alene. CPD and prosecutors are looking at new criminal charges to file against Davis.

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This alpaca provides proof that not every sentient being at the North Idaho Fair was a fair food fanatic. (Duane Rasmussen photo)

HBO Blogosphere -- 8.29.16

The daily roundup of the HucksOnline blogosphere includes: Slight Detour's photos from a solo drive to Naples. Dogwalk Musings discusses "The politics of fixed income." Cindy spotlights WW2 veteran who published a novel. And Grip on Sports notes that M's losing streak has brought fans back to reality

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Edit: Celeb scientists are smart, too 

Weighing in on a flap involving conservative columnist Neal Larsen of the Idaho Falls Post Register, a Moscow-Pullman Daily News editorial says that scientist celebrities like Bill Nye and Neil deGrasse Tyson are smart, too. Recently, Tyson stoked social media fires in Idaho when he responded point-by-point to a column by Larsen.

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Fair thefts: Giant lizard, golf cart

Kootenai County sheriff's deputies were kept busy with 66 calls for service during the North Idaho Fair. A carnival worker, for example, reported the theft of an 8-foot stuffed lizard. A golf cart was also reported stolen (and later located). Also, three carnival workers were arrested on drug charges. KCSO provides a recap below.

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49ers QB sits during national anthem 52 

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has willingly immersed himself into controversy by refusing to stand for the playing of the national anthem in protest of what he deems are wrongdoings against African Americans and minorities in the United States, according to NFL Media. Do you agree/disagree with Kaepernick's stand.

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At Mica Burger at the North Idaho Fair, Jeremy Kasner and son, Titus, get sodas for thirsty patrons. (Duane Rasmussen photo)

Headlines -- 8.29.16

Headlines today begins with a photo set of North Idaho Fair photos by Duane Rasmussen. Also: NIC nursing program making grade/Press, Fires destroy vehicles near H95, I-90/Press, 'Bullwinkle' elk killer trial set Oct 14/Outdoors, CdA man charged with injury to child/KXLY 4, NIdaho hiking, paddling trips continue/Outdoors ...

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CPD investigating NIC rape report

Coeur d’Alene police are investigating a report of a sexual assault on the North Idaho College campus. Officials didn’t say if the alleged victim is a student at the community college, nor did they release any details on a suspect or suspects. KXLY is reporting that the alleged rape involved 3 student athletes & a female freshman.

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Idaho senator: Expand Medicaid now 

Sen. Maryanne Jordan, D-Boise, said her recommendation to the Legislature’s interim committee on Idaho’s health coverage gap is to endorse a straight Medicaid expansion. That, she said, would cover everyone in Idaho’s gap, and “take advantage of full federal matching rates.”

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Don Bradway, who was interviewed by the Washington Post for an article on the American Redoubt movement, is shown in the upper lefthand corner of this photo taken at the Lincoln Day Dinner in Coeur d'Alene earlier this year. Conservative commentator and Youtube sensation Bill Whittle, host of "Firewall," is taking the selfie after speaking at the Lincoln Day event. (Duane Rasmussen file photo)

North Idaho attracts Redoubt faction 72 

In a lengthy Washington Post article, reporter Kevin Sullivan explains how North Idaho and the Inland Northwest has become home for the Ameican Redoubt movement, a migrating group of survivalists who are moving here to protect themselves if/when the nation comes apart. Some Redoubters have chosen Coeur d'Alene to make their stand.

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Quotable Quote

“I’m not paranoid, I’m really not. But we’re prepared. Anybody who knows us knows that Don and Jonna are prepared if and when it hits the fan” -- Don Bradway.

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Carlson: Redoubt movement alarming 

What is the American Redoubt movement? wonders Chris Carlson of the Carlson Chronicle. The national media wants to cast it as a reincarnation of the Richard Butler/Neo-nazis plague that damaged Idaho's image. There's no evidence of racism in the movement, Carlson says. But it could be a tamer version of the old posse commitatis movement.

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Raul embraces agitator role

Congressman Raul Labrador has embraced his role as an agitator in the House of Representatives. Betsy Russell/SR reports: "A fractious tea party favorite and co-founder of the insurgent House Freedom Caucus, Labrador doesn’t care much for the traditions or norms of Congress." Today, Betsy provides a lengthy report re: Labrador's unorthodox style.

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Labrador group considers split

Some members of the hard-line Freedom Caucus are considering leaving the Republican Study Committee in the next Congress, potentially creating a split between two influential groups of House conservatives. Idaho Congressman Raul Labrador is an influential member of the Freedom Caucus.

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Woman to face attempted murder count 

A 36-year-old Coeur d'Alene woman is in jail facing several felony charges including attempted 2nd degree murder after an incident Sunday night. Nicole M. King, 36, of Coeur d'Alene, was arrested in Coeur d'Alene after allegedly firing a shot at a woman fleeing in a car in Post Falls.

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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.




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