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Archives | Thursday, July 28, 2005

Results

Business

New-home market sales sizzling hot
Thu., July 28, 2005
Grant PUD good model for region
Thu., July 28, 2005
STCU moving to Schade
Thu., July 28, 2005
Survey shows teens more wired than ever
Thu., July 28, 2005
OneEighty cuts management posts
Thu., July 28, 2005
Starbucks reports soaring profits
Thu., July 28, 2005
Bank of Whitman building downsized, opening in January
Thu., July 28, 2005
Rate increase, lower costs bump up profits for Avista
Thu., July 28, 2005

Column

The Slice: Why ask Y? Clarity, for starters
Thu., July 28, 2005

Features

NBC’s ‘Law Firm’ mimics ‘Apprentice’
Thu., July 28, 2005
‘Survivor’ in reruns
Thu., July 28, 2005
Horoscope
Thu., July 28, 2005
Idaho calendar
Thu., July 28, 2005
Spokane calendar
Thu., July 28, 2005
Scalp disorders can lead to graying
Thu., July 28, 2005
Sitcom format may have hope yet
Thu., July 28, 2005
GU engineering students cited for water-sewer system design
Thu., July 28, 2005
Blast from ye past
Thu., July 28, 2005
So, will Sydney’s baby have more than one name?
Thu., July 28, 2005
‘Dancing With Stars’ vote format may change
Thu., July 28, 2005
He’s trying to manipulate you; watch out
Thu., July 28, 2005
Study: Actors with disability underrepresented
Thu., July 28, 2005

Home

Ugh – it’s a slug! Quick, get it out of garden
Thu., July 28, 2005
Heat brings spider mites
Thu., July 28, 2005
Look what we found!
Thu., July 28, 2005
Picking a contractor
Thu., July 28, 2005
Allocating precious water
Thu., July 28, 2005
TREASURE HUNT
Thu., July 28, 2005
THE TOOL GUY
Thu., July 28, 2005
Horse show
Thu., July 28, 2005
Art of watering
Thu., July 28, 2005
Farmers’ markets
Thu., July 28, 2005
garden calendar
Thu., July 28, 2005
Animals by 3 are allowed
Thu., July 28, 2005
YOUR BEAUTIFUL HOME
Thu., July 28, 2005
Dorm living pricier
Thu., July 28, 2005
recycling with rik
Thu., July 28, 2005
Scott Shupe is Spokane’s ‘Marble Man’
Thu., July 28, 2005
THE COLLECTOR
Thu., July 28, 2005
Build that workshop you always wanted
Thu., July 28, 2005
Contact us
Thu., July 28, 2005
Want to show off? Let’s see some pictures!
Thu., July 28, 2005
Watering tips
Thu., July 28, 2005
Calendar
Thu., July 28, 2005
Inside this week’s issue
Thu., July 28, 2005

Idaho

CdA man arrested after girl burned
Thu., July 28, 2005
Tough law urged for selling people
Thu., July 28, 2005
Caruso’s Deli expands to second location
Thu., July 28, 2005
Residents weigh in on property taxes
Thu., July 28, 2005
Gondola safety in doubt
Thu., July 28, 2005
Homeowners seek tax relief
Thu., July 28, 2005
KMC workers disciplined for viewing records
Thu., July 28, 2005
Ag companies sued for alleged RICO violations
Thu., July 28, 2005
Idaho’s governor seeks ideas for coin
Thu., July 28, 2005
BLM rounding up wild horses after wildfire
Thu., July 28, 2005
Idaho records
Thu., July 28, 2005
Stabbing suspect caught in Wallace
Thu., July 28, 2005
Stupidity, ego, may explain why suspects stayed in region
Thu., July 28, 2005

Nation/World

300 Boy Scouts fall ill in heat
Thu., July 28, 2005
Arrest made in London’s botched July 21 bomb attack
Thu., July 28, 2005
U.S. Islamic scholars will decry terrorism
Thu., July 28, 2005
Exit from Iraq could start in spring, U.S. general says
Thu., July 28, 2005
Record rain drenches India
Thu., July 28, 2005
Army realignment boosts forces at many bases on the home front
Thu., July 28, 2005
Senators propose bipartisan plan for Amtrak
Thu., July 28, 2005
Iran to restart nuclear program
Thu., July 28, 2005
Prisoners beaten with handle, Guardsman says
Thu., July 28, 2005
Americans conflicted about war in Iraq
Thu., July 28, 2005
NASA grounds shuttles
Thu., July 28, 2005
Algerian gets 22 years for bomb plot
Thu., July 28, 2005
House approves Bush-backed trade pact
Thu., July 28, 2005
New mad cow case?
Thu., July 28, 2005

Opinion

Turiaf’s surgery gets a high-five
Thu., July 28, 2005
Conscience clauses guilty of overkill
Thu., July 28, 2005
Society must mobilize against sex offenders
Thu., July 28, 2005
And another thing …
Thu., July 28, 2005
Don’t know much about history
Thu., July 28, 2005

Other

Dow Jones
Thu., July 28, 2005

Spokane

Summer heat brings out wildfire danger
Thu., July 28, 2005
Second man pleads guilty in shooting
Thu., July 28, 2005
West recall would take a separate election
Thu., July 28, 2005
Couple of cooks find food nourishes their love for others
Thu., July 28, 2005
Candidates vying for all 3 Spokane council spots
Thu., July 28, 2005
Lottery numbers
Thu., July 28, 2005
Tractors stolen from port turn up in Elk
Thu., July 28, 2005
Two missing after Canadian boat capsizes
Thu., July 28, 2005
Ralph Baker starts first race for office
Thu., July 28, 2005
Upbeat Fed Beige Book sends stocks up
Thu., July 28, 2005
Woman faces charges in man’s shooting death
Thu., July 28, 2005
Meeting regular files for Valley council run
Thu., July 28, 2005
District’s new online classes allow flexibility
Thu., July 28, 2005
Rotting body found in garage in Yakima
Thu., July 28, 2005
Official records
Thu., July 28, 2005

Sports

NO HEADLINE
Thu., July 28, 2005
Indians end Volcanoes’ hot streak
Thu., July 28, 2005
A.L. standings
Thu., July 28, 2005
A truck alternative
Thu., July 28, 2005
Hydros roar ahead
Thu., July 28, 2005
Poll gives little support to Idaho
Thu., July 28, 2005
Pressure’s off Gillick now
Thu., July 28, 2005
Wednesday’s games
Thu., July 28, 2005
Hackett slices to 800 record
Thu., July 28, 2005
Walker reports to Green Bay’s camp
Thu., July 28, 2005
Brown to take over Knicks
Thu., July 28, 2005
Questions arise in football player’s death
Thu., July 28, 2005
Life grows hairier for O’Hair
Thu., July 28, 2005
Norman on tour, but not senior yet
Thu., July 28, 2005
Woods steers to Buick
Thu., July 28, 2005
Area trio make U.S. track team
Thu., July 28, 2005
Ramirez chooses to sit out
Thu., July 28, 2005
Comets come back
Thu., July 28, 2005
On the air
Thu., July 28, 2005
Today’s menu
Thu., July 28, 2005
Selig rejects Rogers’ appeal
Thu., July 28, 2005
His chips came in
Thu., July 28, 2005

Voices

COP shops hosts annual picnic
Thu., July 28, 2005
Where she wants to be
Thu., July 28, 2005
Moments of silence give way to clamor
Thu., July 28, 2005
‘Paradise’
Thu., July 28, 2005
Millwood’s Cliff Rurey a talented worker, athlete
Thu., July 28, 2005
Senior dancing
Thu., July 28, 2005
Senior activities
Thu., July 28, 2005
Three arrested, charged with theft of trailer
Thu., July 28, 2005
Create garden ‘hallways’ with bricks, blocks, stones
Thu., July 28, 2005
Empty parks raise concerns for neighborhood groups
Thu., July 28, 2005
Community services
Thu., July 28, 2005
‘Girl power to the max’
Thu., July 28, 2005
Youth
Thu., July 28, 2005
Community events planned
Thu., July 28, 2005
Ready to prove himself
Thu., July 28, 2005
Spokane Valley Baseball
Thu., July 28, 2005
Locally owned
Thu., July 28, 2005
Somebody needs you
Thu., July 28, 2005
Volunteer
Thu., July 28, 2005
Loyalty in style
Thu., July 28, 2005
Create garden ‘hallways’ using bricks, blocks
Thu., July 28, 2005
SAS/WV advances to state tournament
Thu., July 28, 2005
Tell us about your star neighbor who’s like family
Thu., July 28, 2005
Annual Edgecliff event features crafts, music, food
Thu., July 28, 2005
Costumes, props sale will benefit CYT
Thu., July 28, 2005
Country Homes Christian to host community blood drive
Thu., July 28, 2005
Dump passes available
Thu., July 28, 2005
Kids to get help with school clothes
Thu., July 28, 2005
Sale of costumes, props will aid CYT programs
Thu., July 28, 2005
Youth Encounter group to appear at Central Lutheran
Thu., July 28, 2005
School reunions
Thu., July 28, 2005
Senior games
Thu., July 28, 2005
Senior meals
Thu., July 28, 2005
Spokane girls fastpitch
Thu., July 28, 2005