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Archives | Saturday, March 7, 2009
Features
- Horoscope
- BARBIE AT FIFTY
- Voice concerns about loser mate
- Send details of summer camps for annual guide
- This ‘date’ just ‘Idol’ gossip
- Residents complete basic training
- Malibu mansion decked out like Barbie’s dream house
- ‘Breaking Bad’ back for 2nd season
- Bill would help environment, state’s poor
- Girl Scouts embark on a makeover
- Global understanding
Idaho Voices
- Music and arts
- Hayden Chamber banquet March 21
- Building permits
- bankruptcies
- We want to hear about summer camps
- Students make NIC dean’s list
- Spring prime time to plant fruit trees
- SJR 101 moves on to House
- During March, expect the unexpected
- District presents Rachel’s Challenge
- Pita Pit offers a plethora of plentiful palate pleasers
- Cancer care for area residents has come a long way
- Group looking for sponsors for Citylink bus stop benches
- Date of shopping event changes
- Wild West style
- COSTLIER CABINS
- Get ready for CHaFE
- ‘It has a story to tell’
- Church notebook
Letters
- Value people over buildings
- Time to go studless
- Stud damage unmistakable
- Sensible, not sexual
- Real problem, wrong solution
- Ramirez provokes thought
- Privacy act is about freedom
- Police bond doesn’t fit reality
- Patient rights top priority
- No studs, no problem
- No field of dreams
- Leave it in Vegas
- Keep up school pride
- Future worth investment
- Facts illuminate levy issue
- Bigots find friends in Boise
Nation/World
- Court ends detention challenge
- Congress OKs stopgap funds
- Zimbabwe premier injured in car crash
- Peanut Corp.’s assets tied to insurance
- Worker layoffs tough on boss, too
- Heated boxes may save early-awakening bats
- Clinton, Russian official: Common ground possible
- Madoff may make deal
- Jobless number surges higher, faster
- Obama to undo stem-cell funds ban
- Iraqis return to mosque in Samarra
Other
- Community mourns lost football player
- Top cloning researcher leaving UI
- Huskies win Pac-10 title
- Mariners win on 9th inning homer
- GPrep wins to take fourth at state
- Coming sunday
- Whitney’s hat trick makes it 300 in stellar career
- Today’s menu
- Today’s Best
- On the Air
- Fast Break
- Spartans fall in semis
- Rogers goes to state; trip 1st since ’75
- Rice rallies in ninth to overcome Cougars
- Rogers heads to state for 1st time since ’75
- Post Falls falls in OT in semis
- ‘Paging Al Davis, paging Al Davis’
- Oregon City wins in triple OT
- NIC men eliminated but women win
- Huskies beat Cougars 28th time in row
- Waiting is hardest part
- State berths on line
- Sandpoint, Priest River fall in semis
- Our View: End to stem-cell funding ban could ease suffering
- Obama’s opportunity grab
- Madison overcomes Post Falls
- LC Tigers drill team fan favorites
- It ain’t over till it’s over
- Afghan policies split allies
- Whits have to do it again
- Upset sure wouldn’t hurt
- Quite a catch
- Time to clear the air of higher education
- Freeman girls suffer tough loss in semis
- Pressure packed
- Cougars drop Chiefs into fourth
- Veterans day for Athletics
- Sandpoint has unlikely title hopes ended
- Lewis and Clark surge buries Kamiak
- Prep finds new life, beats Curtis
Spokane
- Guard families say their farewells
- A gray morning followed by strong winds
- A higher-altitude calling
- Robbery spree haunts clerks, prosecutor says
- Washington Records
- Man, 76, suspected of molesting teen
- Idaho Records
- Accuracy watch
- Stocks end mixed in choppy waters
- Review of evidence granted in couple’s murder
- Feds offer money for law enforcement
- Amid mixed signals, some crosswalk clarity: Try not to hit anyone
- Father and son sentenced for fraud
- CdA group seeks bench sponsors
- EWU scholarships in jeopardy
- Guiding the jittery
Washington Voices
- Church groups plan fundraisers
- Senior meals
- Senior activities
- Letters
- Government almanac
- CV alumni tourney set for May
- Woman stopped for speeding in stolen car
- Pitfalls of online profile content discussed at EV
- Wood and strings in harmony
- Millwood project could be funded through stimulus
- Warming up the track
- A new mouse in town
- Donors back Freeman gym
- CV’s Chalich receives honor from state bar
- calendar
- Week in review
- Firefighters take a whack at safe-cracking
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