Archives | January 29, 2009
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Features
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Eight might be more than enough
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Rathdrum woman makes ‘Idol’ Hollywood round
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Yourrrrr OUT!!!
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Spokane Opera will open Mozart’s ‘Magic’ tonight
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Gallery Listings
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Stage Listings
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Graham Dance holds video contest
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Horoscope
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Seek alternatives to cholesterol medicine
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Fiance is not being honest
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Interplayers’ ‘Cowgirls’ mixes honky-tonk and Beethoven
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Stress eats at movie star LiLo
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New comedy ‘Motherhood’ bumps ‘Ugly Betty’ off Thursday slot
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Arts Calendar
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On the Wall: Trejo’s latest projects star in double feature
ID Government
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‘Panic-Stricken Brainy Chickens’
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‘Not a speech I ever wanted to make’
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Luna: Students only get one chance…
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About that federal stimulus money…
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Other states are worse off
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Lawmakers question Luna on cuts
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‘No easy decisions’
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The proposed cuts
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Luna: ‘I do not want to cut education’
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Shows how quickly it changed…
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Budget hearing on public schools today
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Digital conversion still up in the air
Idaho
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Gonzaga 69, St. Mary’s 62
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UIdaho 63, Boise State 59
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WSU 65, No. 14 Arizona State 55
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Wild Card — 1/29/09
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PS: Rose Becomes Rathdrum’s ‘Idol’
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Napkin Notes: My Spelling Queen
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HBO’s PM Headlines — 1/29/09
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Scanner Traffic — 1/29/09
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Idaho schools chief proposes cuts
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APhoto Of The Day — 1/29/09
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Obama Signs Equal Pay Act
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OTV: Mac-River Pizza Is Calling Me
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Blagojevich Impeached 59-0
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Hammond: Teacher Pay Cuts Possible
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Coeur d’Alene Police log 1/28/2009
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Bonner County police log 1/28/2009
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JanTri: I Wasn’t Looking For Love
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Local Blogs — 1/29/09
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Where Are They Now? — Taryn Hecker
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Vandals No Longer Patsies
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USPO: One Day Less Of Mail?
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Postal worker saves elderly woman in Coeur d’Alene
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Huckleberries Best Of INW — 1/29/09
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Special Olympics torch arrives in North Idaho
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HBO @ Noon: Favorite Color?
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We’ll Still Have Sali To Kick Around
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Quotable: Did He Really Say That?
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Blagojevich — Going, Going …
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Health officials: Check peanut butter products
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Risch To Gore: How Long Do We Have?
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Idaho Blogs — Minnick Votes w/R’s
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Rathdrum Woman Advances On ‘Idol’
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Bouldin Visits GU Tent City
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BrandX Ranch: ‘Parts Is Parts’
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Spencer Sues Water District
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HBO’s AM Headlines — 1/29/09
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Obit: Harry Magnuson, 85
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Solons Target Teacher-Student Sex
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Hucks: A Conversation Piece, No More
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Online Poll: Peanut Butter, Anyone?
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Ramirez: Lipstick On A Pig
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Idaho cash crunch hampers NIC plans
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NIC will work with funding it has
Idaho Voices
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Cars, phoning can be deadly mix
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Ranger says Farragut’s plant is 75 percent done
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Defensive star Aynslee Stuart finds success at scoring
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Music and arts
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Climber to tackle Mt. McKinley for a cause
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Furniture Doctors are in again
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Keane, others honored
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YES plans free breakfast to thank community
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Minnick’s chances underrated
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Family calendar
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Valentine’s Day event planned at Greyhound center
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Calendar
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Letters
Nation/World
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Colville soldier dies in helicopter crash in Iraq
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Obama signs equal-pay bill
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House passes $819 billion stimulus package
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Utility bills unpaid, man, 93, freezes to death in own home
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Peanut recall grows at unsanitary plant
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President visits Pentagon
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House rejects DTV delay
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Early elections begin in Iraq
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Alleged rapes in Algeria spur probe of CIA officer
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Mail may show up less often after cut
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Mitchell presses truce amid Mideast violence
Spokane
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Governor on economy: “We are in uncharted territory.”
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911 call released in stabbing of officer
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Magnuson remembered as generous giant
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Police look for serial loan store robber
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Blagojevich removed as Illinois governor
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Spokane police logs 1/27/2009 to 1/28/2009
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Best of Spokesman.com blogs this morning
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Riverside on-ramp reopened
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Temperatures rising above freezing
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Fee on workers may pay for leave
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Teacher-student sex targeted
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Region’s lawmakers vote no on stimulus plan
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Idaho Records
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Washington Records
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Extra mile? Sorry, not in ol’ creed
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Fed ready to do more
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Home invasion case to proceed
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Asian governments plan $700 billion stimulus
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Shelters full as warming centers
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Lobbyists helping Idaho lieutenant governor
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Suspect arrested in burglarly
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Accuracy watch
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In brief: Passengers, freight both down at airport
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Boeing posts loss, says job cuts will total 10,000
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Cold wait, hot seats: Gonzaga students camp out for seats
Sports
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Gonzaga rallies to win, Mills hurt
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Thompson, Casto spark WSU
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Bobcats too much for Eags
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Zags down six at halftime
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Cougars beat No. 14 Arizona State
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WSU upsets ASU 65-55
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ASU up 30-27 at the half
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WSU tries to contain Harden, stop ASU
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Waiting for EWU-MSU tipoff
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Shock add pair of Idaho Vandals
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Idaho preps
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More and more GU-SMC
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WSU hopes to warm up in Tempe
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Cougars wander to desert
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LC’s Sanders heads for the bright lights
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Chatty UI point guard took long route to Moscow
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Rec sports wrecked in today’s world
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At a glance: Eastern Washington Eagles
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At a glance: Idaho Vandals
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At a glance: Washington State Cougars
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Down to the bone
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Steelers, Cards not above trick plays
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Chiefs continue to streak
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Blackhawks rally in final 4 minutes
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CCS takes over East lead
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Fast Break
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Serena Williams reaches final of Aussie Open
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On the Air
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Today’s Best
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Today’s menu
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GU, WSU on the go
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Vaughan keeps family basketball tradition going at Rogers
Washington Voices
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Moon appears to affect weather
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New coaches find success at Freeman
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Cheney focuses on camera
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Police officers form specialized team
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Feature Creature: Josey
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Court services to get scrutiny
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Small cities police band together
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Small city forces band together
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Spirit games gain dose of charity
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Max Brown’s feelings control his creations
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NFL mom is son’s No. 1 cheerleader
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Penchant for pink poses no problems
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CV students to make up three snow days at end of year
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Say yes to schools
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Vote yes on school levies
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Family hopes through hardships
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In brief: Taking cancer fight to court
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Little rail car carries decades of local history
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Cheney seeking donations for downtown murals
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Colleges make case against cuts
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Mount McKinley will make it 50
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Confirmation classes offered
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Liberty, Freeman districts get grants to buy buses
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Free help with taxes available for qualifiers
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Community services
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In brief: Fire chief earns CFO designation
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In brief: Piano duo present pre-Carnegie gig
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In brief: Tuesday is deadline for mail-in levy ballots
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In brief: Valentine cards being collected for students
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Senior meals
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Cheney takes a look back at accomplishments
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Cheney’s fifth annual dad/daughter dance scheduled for Feb. 7