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Give and give generously; then promote it

We've officially stumbled into another joyous Holiday Season of Giving and I'm officially ready to develop a drinking problem. That's because I can't go into a grocery store without some charitable volunteer hitting me up for a food donation or some coin of the realm.

Barrel of excitement

Tim and Tracy Nodland made their first barrel of wine in 1999. Then they made another, and another, and another until the self-taught winemakers had 63 batches of wines to show for their passion. They conceded two years ago that the avocation was perhaps something a bit more and started Nodland Cellars. They'll release their first commercial wines on Friday during Holiday Wine Fest.

2007 Canoe Classic

Families celebrate Father's Day with a canoe and kayak race.

Lucky Charms are good bait

First and second grade students at St. Charles Elementary School built leprechaun traps for St. Patrick's Day. The children used candy and gold as bait, with trap doors, watery moats and cages serving to capture the little Irish troublemakers.

Fourth of July

Fourth of July celebrations around the country

Hook ’em Cougs!: Washington State upsets No. 5 Texas in Holiday Bowl

SAN DIEGO – Washington State’s football program, short on history, made some Tuesday night. For the first time in Cougar history WSU won 10 games for a third consecutive season. They did it by beating No. 5 Texas, 28-20 in front of 61,102 at the Holiday Bowl, beating the Longhorns for the first time in school history.

Veterans Will Be Remembered

Song for veterans. Members of the Canfield Middle School Select Choir sing the national anthem to open a Veterans Day program Monday. Students were given awards for their entries in an essay and art contest sponsored by Kootenai County Republican Women. Canfield student Jonathan Kropp and Lake Middle School student Kate McKeown won the grand prizes for essays and art, respectively. Photo by Jesse Tinsley/The Spokesman-Review