Archives | May 1999

• Today In History

• Let The Dead Rest In Peace

• Sewage Treatment Upgraded Spokane River

• City Breathes Easier Air Quality

• Recycling And Taking Out The Trash Solid Waste

All stories for May 1, 1999 »

• Ccs Clinches 1St Place

• Wind Blows WSU’S Way Scherer’S 10Th Inning Fly Ball Allows Cougars To Top Huskies

• N. Idaho Swept In Finale

• Mckay, Tollefson Grab In-State Awards

• A Cool Reception

All stories for May 2, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Two Spokane Teens Face Charges In Cross Burning One 15-Year-Old Is Charged With A Felony

• 10-Year-Old Runs Into Side Of Car Sheridan Fourth-Grader Badly Injured In Accident

• Man Who Bragged Of Killing Held Friends Of Suspect Report His Talk Of Transient’S Death

• Star With Local Roots Nominated For Tony Dancer Scott Wise Won Award In ‘89

All stories for May 3, 1999 »

• Cook Up A Gig As A TV Chef

• A Saucy New Book

• Milestones

• U-Hi Inches Closer To Crown

• Ccs Pair Multi-Event Champions

All stories for May 4, 1999 »

• Police Seek Two Suspects In Mugging Attack

• Zephyr Benefit Laughs In Spring

• St. Stephen’S Episcopal Installing New Rector

• If He Doesn’T Blink, It Must Be Summer

• Neighborhood Meetings

All stories for May 5, 1999 »

• Send Us Details On Your Festivals, Fairs

• Some Sequels Are The Exception And Improve Upon Original Film

• A Different Kind Of Liev Makes This ‘Moon’ Walk

• Frederica Von Stade In Symphony Finale

• Today In History

All stories for May 6, 1999 »

• Zags Women Sign Two For Basketball

• U-Hi Earns Fourth Straight Title

• Medical Lake Posts Mixed Doubles Upset

• Pepperdine Stalls Zags’ Production

• Once Born, Twice Blessed

All stories for May 7, 1999 »

• Kids Celebrate The Century Thousands March In Slightly Stormy 48Th Junior Lilac Parade

• Stalwart Small-Town Institution Calls It Quits

• Gonzaga Honors Taft For Her Work 91-Year-Old Was One Of First Female Lawyers In Spokane

• Work Moms Do Would Cost You Half A Million

• Groh, Harding Shine At Strandberg Invite

All stories for May 8, 1999 »

• Mayor Hopes To Train City Of Angels But Critics See Devil In Details Of Character-Building Program

• Lottery Numbers

• Johnson-Zentz Deer Park

• Obituaries

• Crouch-Thomas Spokane

All stories for May 9, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Church’S Pipe Dream Becomes Reality 10-Ton Pipe Organ Arrives At St. Augustine’S

• High School Plagued By Bomb Threats Sandpoint Suffers Three Incidents In Two Weeks

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for May 10, 1999 »

• Some Women Want A Scrub

• Something To Chew On

• Fun And Games Return For Annual Lilac Festival Carnival Will Set Up In Valley Mall Parking Lot

• Cop Accused Of Rape Won’T Be Paid Chief Switches Newport Officer’S Status To Unpaid Administrative Leave

• The County Lines

All stories for May 11, 1999 »

• Bulldogs Topple UW

• Hatley’S Back-Nine Birdie Binge Seals Title Ferris Star Nips Teammate Camp To Win District 8 4A Tournament

• Playing With Heavy Heart WSU Tennis Player, A Belgrade Native, Fears For Family’S Safety

• It’S A Treat For Rogers With Merrill In Lineup Junior Has Pitched Every Inning For Three Years

• Katie Hirst East Valley Year: Junior Sport: Softball Position: Pitcher/Outfield

All stories for May 12, 1999 »

• With Rare Exception, Top Seeds Roll In District 8

• Todd Gets Hefty Time For Escaping From Jail Meth Maker Broke Out Of Pend Oreille County Jail In October 1997

• Knights On A Roll In District Track

• Nc’S Kennedy Jumps At Chance To Succeed

• Tigers, Bears Too Ferocious In District

All stories for May 13, 1999 »

• West Valley’S Collins Clears 16 Feet Again

• State Kids Wrestling Tourney At Ev

• Lyons Tests Boundaries On Fox

• Heat Refuse To Wilt, Force Deciding Game

• Shadle Park, U-Hi Advance

All stories for May 14, 1999 »

• Relocation A Tough Venture

• Older Workers Are Being Pushed To The Sidelines

• Business Beat

• ‘Green Rving’ Is Growing

• Long Lake Cleanup Planned For Saturday

All stories for May 15, 1999 »

• Wells Fargo Foundation Presents Check To Excel

• Obituaries

• Crystal Nelson Takes 2Nd Place In Contest

• Times Of Transition Can Strain Relationship

• Marc Cote Awarded Seattle U Scholarship

All stories for May 16, 1999 »

• Shadow Are In U.S. Open Cup

• Milestones

• Stretched To The Limit

• Mergenthaler Leaving Rogers For Basketball Job At Sumner

• Three Coug Football Players Jailed Top Running Back Kevin Brown Among Those Arrested For Theft

All stories for May 17, 1999 »

• Fast-food shooting trial tossed

• There’S More Cooking On The Internet

• A Small Carbo-Rater

• Deer Park School Bond Falling Short

• Latah County Seeks Other Bids For Coverage Of Same-Sex Partners Costs Of Insurance Alternatives Weighed

All stories for May 18, 1999 »

• Brooks may stick with lawyer in his retrial

• Vikings Try To Take Final Step At State After Successive Near Misses, Coeur D’Alene Yearns For Title

• N. Idaho Track Honor Roll

• Friends Finally Double Up Cda’S Wroe, Stransky Having A Good Time As They Head To State

• Official Records

All stories for May 19, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• WSU Hires Basketball Aide

• East Valley Throwers Make State

• Mercury Set To Reach 80S Sunday To Be Baking; Flood Warnings Issued

• Miacolo, Wieber Qualify Again

All stories for May 20, 1999 »

• Educator’S Suspension Still A Mystery Cusick Board Not Commenting

• The County Lines

• Dentist Accused Of Hitting 5-Year-Old

• Man Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Pend Oreille County Resident Was Baby Sitter

• Coeur D’Alene Man Charged In Meth Bust

All stories for May 21, 1999 »

• Eastern Standouts Overturn Records At Big Sky Meet

• Cougars Pound Huskies In Rousing Finale

• Colville’S Win Streak Ends At 2A Regionals

• Hits From The Missus Cliff Dominates Her Rivals At Toughman Contest

• Bolstad Collects Three More Medals Sandpoint Junior Wants To Add Gold

All stories for May 22, 1999 »

• Punching Your Ticket To Serenity

• ‘Everybody Into The Car…’

• Ottawa Wins Memorial Cup

• Obituaries

• Hayden Elementary Wins Recycling Contest

All stories for May 23, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Spokane Man Hurt In Truck Accident

• Commission To Reconsider Growth Limits Faulty Data Forced Review Of Interim Urban Boundaries

• Stevens County To Meet Over Growth Boundaries

• Ferris Golfers Among Leaders

All stories for May 24, 1999 »

• Judge orders new lawyer for Brooks

• Character First Comes Under Fire Human Rights Commission Members Say Being Nice Won’T Stop People From Discrimination

• Ewu Trustee Resigns After Taking New Job

• Mason Retiring After 17 Years At Helm Of Cheney Cowles Museum Former Ewu Official Will Take Over During Expansion

• Judge Orders New Lawyer For Brooks Cites Supreme Court Decision In Ruling That Defendant In Shooting Case Must Accept Public Defender

All stories for May 25, 1999 »

• Spokane Valley

• Living On Her Own, Wv Senior Is Going To Make It Losses, Successes Have Forced Her To Grow Up Fast

• Quality Of Journey Makes Great Memories For EV Grad

• Freeman

• St. Michael’S

All stories for May 26, 1999 »

• Couple Hurt In Blast Are Covered Tennessee Legislature Passes Bill That Allows Utility To Pay $1.5 Million In Medical Bills

• Brush Fire Spreads To Cars, Forces Dorm Evacuation

• Victim’S Husband Sought In Stabbing Two Women Attacked And Repeatedly Stabbed In Their Pullman Apartment

• The County Lines

• Judge Refuses Aryans’ Claim Against Law Center

All stories for May 27, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Milestones

• County Must Pay For Ski Accident Bills Teen’S Lifestyle Choice Ruled Secondary To Lack Of Money

• Railroad Crossing Gets New Hearing

• Idaho Records

All stories for May 28, 1999 »

• Behind The Scenes

• Milestones

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• Officers Hired For Expo Nearing Retirement Date

• Northwest Sanctuary: A Series Following One Kosovo Refugee Family Best Friend Never Far From His Thoughts Refugee Can’T Stop Wondering About The Fate Of His Kosovo Pal

All stories for May 29, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Reunions

• Two Area Residents Receive Scholarships From WSU

• UI Scholarship Recipients Announced

• Hurt And Anger Can Disrupt Marriage

All stories for May 30, 1999 »

• Siegel Faces Tough Challenges As New Potlatch Ceo Low Prices Have Pinched Profits At Spokane-Based Wood Products Company

• The County Lines

• Fallen Comrades Honored Day Recalls Those Who Paid Ultimate Price For Nation’S Freedom

• Gay Pride Week Features Variety Of Events Readings, Cruises And Concerts Lead Up To March And Festival On June 13

• Milestones

All stories for May 31, 1999 »