Archives | Thursday, Jan. 1, 2015
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Nation/World
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35 die in Shanghai stampede
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In brief: Putin’s end of year address lauds Crimea annexation
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32 sickened in U.S. listeria outbreak
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Billy Graham makes Most Admired list for 58th time
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In brief: Two Law Vegas police officers hurt in helicopter crash
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Judge denies request to move, delay Boston Marathon trial
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Storm delivers snow, ice to West
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Arizona court allows Medicaid suit to go forward
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Stuck snowmobiler survives two nights in snow cave
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AirAsia search resumes as weather improves
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King Abdullah, 90, hospitalized for tests
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Palestine to press war-crimes charges against Israel
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Versatile actor Edward Herrmann dies at 71
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Last inmates on Maryland death row get commuted sentences
Outdoors
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In brief: American Camper Report released
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Movie ‘Wild’ generates more interest in Pacific Crest Trail
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Cooking your catch: Alaska-inspired smoked salmon
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Weather: Mountains expect plenty of snow
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Weekly hunting and fishing report
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Forlorn confessions from a camouflage addict
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Jennings: A few ideas on how to maintain momentum through the new year
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Scoring big game starts with symmetry
Spokane
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Family creates memorial fund for mom shot in Hayden Walmart
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Suspected drunk driver injures Spokane woman in head-on collision
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Top 10 most-read stories of 2014 on spokesman.com
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The Spokesman-Review looks back at 2014
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Report: U.S. cities show growth in construction industry
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Report on alleged Wenatchee bus rapes to be released
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Idaho nuclear cleanup contract altered
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Father, son survive night stranded on mountain
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Washington records
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Port managers defend Snake River dredging
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Bar exam pass rate at drops in Idaho
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Jim Kershner’s this day in history
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Unicorn-headed busker for hire
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Man charged in accidental summer shooting of child in Hayden
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In brief: Hayden pipe break leads to large sewage spill
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In brief: Isserlis joins search for city ombudsman
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Oregon ‘Bus barber’ strikes again
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Community helps Christmas Bureau reach fundraising goal
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Families ring in new year at Kids Night Out
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Panel to discuss Latino business impact
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Seattle woman dies in I-90 crash west of Ritzville
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Police: Tax refund offered for ex-boyfriend hit
Sports
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Sweet as Sugar: Ohio State upsets Alabama
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Cougars gear up for play in Pac-12
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Rose Bowl rout! Oregon crushes Florida State
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Tyler Harvey rallies EWU past Weber State
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No. 2 Duke cruises past Wofford
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Scoreboard
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WSU Cougars
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Freshman Ny Redding gives Cougars true point guard
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EWU Eagles
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UI Vandals
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Will Tukuafu gives Seahawks an extra dimension
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Girls basketball: Mountain View wins CdA tournament
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Eastern men open Big Sky play against tough Weber State
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Boise State hangs tough against Arizona
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On the air
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Ohio State takes its big shot at emulating Alabama
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College football playoff
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NFL notes: Detroit’s Ndamukong Suh dodges questions
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Three stars
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NHL’s Winter Classic competes with bowl games
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Stanford ends season with three strong victories
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Canadians turn back Americans
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TCU makes statement in rout of Ole Miss
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Yellow Jackets roll to victory
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Doug Marrone opts out as Bills coach
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Boys hoops: Free-throw edge helps Wilson topple Post Falls
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Today’s menu
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Chiefs’ streak reaches seven with romp at Tri-City
Washington Voices
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Funding will focus on East Sprague
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Volunteer opportunities
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Family calendar
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Cheney High cyber squads advance
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City, county shaping new justice job
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Religion calendar
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Mechanic follows dad’s footsteps into Save More Automotive
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Furnishings for Hope on the move
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Sorry, but game night here to stay
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In brief: Liberty Lake approves snow removal contract
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Pat Munts: Eco-friendly garden trends will save you money
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Neighborhood updates
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Regional weather dryer, warmer than average
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Looking ahead, but remembering legends lost
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REunions
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Senior activities
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Community services
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Senior dancing
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Lottery
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Longtime CV band teacher dies at 86
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Seizure patient turns out to be cat
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Team Peterson wins
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Diamond sale in police lot
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Photo: Snowball Shoot-out
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Spokane artist vents her emotions