Archives | 2017

January

• Family has lack of respect for parenting

• The Slice: Let’s start off on a positive note

• Front and Center: Be happy it’s Pizza Rita

• BBB Tip of the Week: The top scams of 2016

• The Motley Fool: Medical device king Medtronic warrants closer look

All stories for January 2017 »

February

• Dealing with those insensitive relatives to food allergies

• How to throw a Super Bowl party like a pro

• Washington Records

• 100 years ago in Olympia: ‘Treaty’ between Washington State College and UW signed, preserving WSU’s future

• Johnny Depp’s former business managers countersue actor

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March

• Somebody Needs You

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Catholic priest recalls death of mother, daughter who died in lifeboat after ship was torpedoed by German submarine

• Fresh Sheet: It’s time for Wine, Stein and Dine

• Trudy Rubin: Foreign policy battle at White House

• Washington Records

All stories for March 2017 »

April

• Charles Krauthammer: Health care fix or single-payer? Stay tuned

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Boy turned down for Navy, immigrants applying for citizenship asked extra loyalty questions as U.S. prepares for WWI

• Froma Harrop: Trump won’t win car-emissions battle

• Symphony conductor Nakahara balances loyalty between Zags, Gamecocks

• Washington Records

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May

• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Ann Coulter is right about free speech

• Then and Now: Then and Now: Mica brickyard

• Getting there: Work on I-90 certain to cause traffic backups

• Huckleberries: She knew all along, husband left in dark

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Newspaper warns of dance ‘orgies’ at crossroads parties

All stories for May 2017 »

June

• Hewitt: Embrace gas tax as patriotic

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Parking downtown switches from angled to parallel parking

• Washington Records

• Shawn Vestal: It’s early, but Stuckart’s heartened by polling

• Martina Navratilova says Margaret Court is a “homophobe”

All stories for June 2017 »

July

• Krauthammer: Devastation of losing more powerful than winning

• Harrop: Remember, the flag is not a rag

• Sue Lani Madsen: The national debt has a chokehold on freedom

• Hot dogs in hot cars: When to leave Fido at home

• Washington Records

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August

• Samuelson: Fed chair walks political tightrope

• 100 years ago in Medical Lake: Bank robbers make off with $14,000 after locking clerks in safe

• Huckleberries: Slow driver jamming I-90 traffic wasn’t crazy, so Joe had a good laugh

• SYSA says YMCA caused youth tackle football league to shutter

• UberEATS launches food delivery service in the Spokane area

All stories for August 2017 »

September

• Goodman: Global warming ignored once again

• Martin Schram: Tragedy reintroduces world to America

• 100 years ago in Spokane: More questions than answers after train riot

• Blood donations needed to alleviate shortages during disasters such as Hurricane Harvey

• Local groups lend a hand to animal shelters overwhelmed by Hurricane Harvey

All stories for September 2017 »

October

• Tom Kelly: Home-equity loans come in different forms

• Motley Fool: Cisco’s transition bodes well for the future

• BBB Tip of the Week: How to be personally cybersecure

• Elon Musk says his next spaceship could take you the moon and Mars – and New York to London in 29 minutes

• New Equifax CEO: Sorry for the hack and bad customer service

All stories for October 2017 »

November

• SCRAPS offering discount adoptions to curb ‘frightening’ number of homeless cats

• Trudy Rubin: Can’t separate indictment Trump

• Washington records

• Spokane urban design awards honor Urban Outfitters building

• Around the Corner

All stories for November 2017 »

December

• Amy Goodman: Pocahantas an inspiration, not a slur

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Diocese weighs merits of ‘Santa myth’

• Health district’s nurse-family partnership to expand

• Browne’s Addition residents, visitors asked to move vehicles next week to aid leaf pickup

• Christmas Bureau volunteer roster is full and ready to serve

All stories for December 2017 »