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You didn’t know the Seahawks dreamy leader and Pro Bowl MVP had his own line of gluten? Me neither.

Here are a few readers’ responses to last Monday’s call for localized nicknames.

Two Navy Seals auctioned their mementos to help raise funds to buy a specialized wheelchair.

Eye on Boise column for Sunday

Eden Irgens, a Coeur d’Alene fan and communications specialist, has searched for the perfect mocktail in Lake City after eliminating alcohol from her diet and lifestyle. As part of that process, she has started a blog to tell readers which bars and restaurants in town offer good mocktail alternatives. And which don’t.

Why do you think you grew up to become, well, you, and not a huge rock star?

Let’s talk about living with metal body parts.

Casual Friday always seemed redundant in Spokane.

Virtual education doesn’t appear to be the success its supporters continue to say it is.

Welcome to ‘Jeopardy!’ Slice-style, of course.

Stefanie Pettit joins Facebook... and kind of likes it.

Steve Oliver’s “The Dark City” harkens back to classic gumshoe mysteries.

In a quick, quiet vote last night, four members of the City Council voted to punish a political opponent for daring to criticize them. Or – if you take a more charitable view – the council voted to uphold standards of basic civility.

I thought we were done with the theme of “What would you do if someone rang your doorbell at midnight?” But then Republic’s Bryan Bremner shared a recollection.

Out-of-the-box students like Michael Ferguson are destined for big things. And when that comes, they tell their personal sagas to the world. How embarrassing for Cheney High School.

Random fact you have no control over says a lot about your personality.

Doug Clark takes on the big issues facing the Spokane Police Department.

Sensible readers should agree with former Bonners Ferry Mayor Darrell Kerby, who says “Let’s hope those in authority are more concerned about life than (saving) face.”

Eye on Boise column for Sunday