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Under a new program requiring no receipts, over 300 House members were reimbursed $5.8 million for food and lodging for “official business."
FAST FIVE Cindy Mead: A familiar friendly face at the Post Falls Museum
Meet Cindy Mead, who was born in Coeur d’Alene and grew up in rural Post Falls with sisters Susie and Edie until age 10 when she and her parents, Wilbur and Florence, moved to Oregon.
Country Music Hall of Fame breaks attendance record in 2019
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum said nearly 1.3 million people visited the Nashville, Tennessee, museum last year, breaking an annual attendance record.
Tributes, protest mark 250th anniversary of Boston Massacre
BOSTON (AP) — Solemn ceremonies and a protest marked the 250th anniversary Thursday of the massacre in Boston that helped spark the Revolutionary War.
Arla Fenner, 74
On March 20th, 2020 our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and aunt passed away peacefully, at age 74, at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Hayden
Vikings split as injuries claim two starters
MOSES LAKE - A late rally fell short Wednesday for the Big Bend Vikings baseball team that would have to settle for a split with visiting Wenatchee Valley College in Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) baseball play.
Lamet pitches Padres over Kershaw, Dodgers 7-2
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Dinelson Lamet outpitched Clayton Kershaw, and rookie Jorge Oña hit a go-ahead double in a five-run seventh inning to lead the San Diego Padres to their eighth straight win, 7-2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday night in the opener of a series between the NL’s top teams.
Delgado responds
I guess that being 73 years old and 30 years removed from playing and coaching in a program that I was involved in for more than 20 years disqualifies me from having an opinion. Last I heard you still must catch it, throw it and hit it; nothing has changed much. As far as running an organization or a business, you have to be accountable to your employees and shareholders if you want to be successful.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: So much for the good ol’ days of the Pac-8, WAC and others
How does all this shuffling affect local/regional schools like Washington State and Boise State? Stay tuned.
Nielsen says 19 million people watched Super Tuesday returns
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 19 million people watched coverage of the Super Tuesday primary results on the top broadcast and cable news networks.
Lamet pitches Padres over Kershaw, Dodgers 7-2
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Dinelson Lamet outpitched Clayton Kershaw, and rookie Jorge Oña hit a go-ahead double in a five-run seventh inning to lead the San Diego Padres to their eighth straight win, 7-2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday night in the opener of a series between the NL’s top teams.
German government split over police racial profiling study
BERLIN (AP) — Germany's top security and justice officials are at odds over calls to study the use of racial profiling by police, a practice that human rights activists say is widespread in the country.
Candidate filing opens May 15
RITZVILLE/EPHRATA — Positions on city and town councils, school boards, fire and hospital districts will be among the offices open for election in November 2023. Filing week for those positions begins May 15, but people can file by mail from now until the end of the filing week, according to information from the Grant County Auditor’s Office. City council seats are open in every community in Grant and Adams counties, along with the mayor’s jobs in Mattawa, George, Soap Lake, Grand Coulee, Warden, Ritzville, Hatton and Washtucna. Positions also will be up for election in local school districts, most hospital and fire districts, and most port districts...
Bad behavior by neo-Nazis should have been a non-event
To the Editor:
Spacepoint set to launch new observatory
Looking up at the night sky, stars are everywhere — seemingly unlimited in their scope. And, just like those stars, the opportunities in the space industry are as unlimited and full of potential, Spacepoint's Kyle Averill said. That, he said, is part of the reason he launched Spacepoint, a new observatory that is located at the University of Idaho's Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center. Launched in March, Spacepoint — a deliberate play on the new nonprofit's home base — aims to create both interest in, and a pipeline to, all aspects of the space industry.
Navy admiral submits results of probe on virus-infected ship
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Navy's top admiral on Wednesday received the results of an internal investigation into the spread of the coronavirus aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt and the firing of the aircraft carrier's skipper in April.
Country Music Hall of Fame breaks attendance record in 2019
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum said nearly 1.3 million people visited the Nashville, Tennessee, museum last year, breaking an annual attendance record.
Glacier boys lead AA golf after 18
With Sam Engellant battling Missoula Sentinel’s Kade McDonough to a first-day draw, the Glacier Wolfpack boys seized the lead after 18 holes of the State AA golf tournament Thursday.
Imagination, creativity showcased in local artist's unique work
The website for Veer Off Industrial Designs features a gallery of creations by concrete artist Trevor Osburn. The photos show the basic look of Osburn’s finished products, but they don’t do justice to the skill and imaginative touches of his craftsmanship.
PREP BASEBALL: Butler sends Trojans to IEL sweep of Timberwolves
“That was a clutch moment,” Post Falls coach Kurt Reese said. “We really needed that to come through and he was able to get the ball through to the outfield.”