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Condon, Chesney, and the Common Core

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HERE

No matter how much some developers plead, Scott Chesney isn't getting his Planning Director job back. "There’s been interest in what’s happened but not the reasons why," Mayor Condon said yesterday, while repeatedly refusing to answer developer and media questions about the reasons why. (SR)

A stolen golf-cart joyride lasts 30 miles. (KREM)

The Convention Center upgrade is almost finished. Bring on the cosplay. (KXLY)

Voter turnout in Coeur d'Alene wasn't so horrifyingly awful after all. (CDA Press)

THERE

Mormonism founder Joseph Smith significantly skewed the mean Wife Per Capita rate. (NYT)

Glenn Beck has a serious illness. (Washington Post)

Why the Common Core is even more controversial in New York. (Vox)

AND I AIN'T NEVA BEEN A BUSTER

Epic Rap Battles of History kicks off its fourth season with a fairly ahistorical Ghostbusters vs. Mythbusters battle (ERBOH):


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