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Archives | Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009
Business
- Year of turmoil
- Local economy didn’t escape the downturn
- Business beat
- Low rates create saving quandary
- Teva seeking faster FDA OK for copycat drug
- Leniency available on student loans
- Federal estate tax’s future remains in flux
- ‘Naughty and Nice’ campaign gets some unexpected results
- Condo conundrum has many owners weeping
Idaho Voices
- Automated system tracks snowpack in remote areas
- Life in Santa’s hometown
- Mattress store gets cushy new all-in-one location
- 4th Street Pantry sets high bar for 24-hour dining
- Inkstained fingers get snippy slap
- Town hit hard by resident departures, business closings
- Couple’s Greek cooking returns
- A Tyler-made smile
- In brief: Catch CYT-NI’s ‘Play in a Day’
- Arts and Music
- Support groups
- clubs
- Church notebook
Nation/World
- Unmarried couples call for federal benefits, too
- Airports tighten security
- Suspect may have Yemen ties
- First highly drug-resistant TB case found in U.S.
- Winter weather disrupts travel in Plains, East
- In brief: Crews clean up after tug collision
- Six killed in Mideast violence
- Missionary crosses into North Korea, group says
- In brief: Benedict appears unhurt after attack
- Iranians plan protests
- Post-Christmas pickings look slim
- In Passing
Other
- Portland stuns Chiefs with big third period
- Whitworth downs Stout
- ‘Avatar’ fuels conversation on race
- Charity fund swells with region’s generosity
- Spokane Chiefs goalie breaks the mold
- First woman officiates bowl
- Meyer steps down after health scare
- One giant leap
- Holes dot coaching contracts
- Marshall dodges Ohio rally
- Trojans atone for down year
- Today’s Best
- Newsmakers
- On the air
- In brief: Bryant scores 38 as Lakers outlast Kings
- Today’s menu
- To Morrow, a new day
- Pitt returns to its glory
- Scoreboard
- Whits set for Wisconsin pair
- Electric Shockers
- Big Ten could be best one
- U.S. team opens junior nationals with rout
- NHL may use its head
- Johnson stars in obscurity
- North Side coach kept dreams alive
- Detainee policy frustrates courts
- Left to test Obama in 2010
- Skins-Cowboys hatred hits 100
- Playoff scramble features multitude
- Spokane Area Swim Team fifth
- Guay challenges stress
- No perfect 10 for this NBA decade
- Two worlds
- Success gives defectors the business
- Yankees, Giants have top rotations
Spokane
- Man shot by police in Spokane Valley
- Spokane City Council OKs 2010 budget
- Saying potholes caused crash, Spokane man sues Idaho
- Police shootings may lead to laws
- Monitors will boost seismic monitoring at Yellowstone
- Holding on to hope
- Workers seen as a cost
- Economy adds to re-enlistment’s appeal
- Hospital rebuilding will bring many jobs
- School district has third payroll glitch
- In brief: Burn ban extended in North Idaho
- In brief: WSP says alcohol had role in Route 231 crash
- Area feels awash in broken promises
- Oregon man arrested in slaying of mother
- Shelter failure shameful
- No defense for vote-buying
- Test drive health plan first
- Congress abandoned honor
- Agreement on babies’ rights
- Harrop a predictable barometer
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