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Oct 11-17, 2012

Vol. 19, No. 52

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  • Local News

    Two Envelopes

    Todd Mielke looks for campaign donations; plus, layoffs at the city of Spokane

    By Joe O'Sullivan

    Two Envelopes
  • Local News

    A Rising Crimson Tide?

    Can Democrats turn the Idaho panhandle purple?

    By Joe O'Sullivan

    A Rising Crimson Tide?
  • Local News

    Long Odds

    Can a former weathercaster who doesn’t have a cell phone take on a well-organized Republican?

    By Daniel Walters

    S helly O’Quinn, pictured here at an election event in 2010, may not have the name recognition of her opponent, but she has a lot more money.
  • Local News

    Hail Mary

    Democrat Jimmy Farris hopes Idahoans are pissed off enough at Congress to reject a conservative favorite

    By Heidi Groover

    Jimmy Farris
  • Local News

    Record Against Record

    Commissioner Todd Mielke and challenger John Roskelley have at least one thing in common: at least eight years’ experience

    By Daniel Walters

    Incumbent Todd Mielke, on the campaign trail.
  • Local News

    Private Cell

    A new scheme for a new Kootenai County Jail

    By Joe O'Sullivan

    Private Cell

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What Ben Stuckart has against the Police Guild

By Daniel Walters

Former Police Guild President John Gately was charged with obstructing a police investigation into the rape of a fellow officer, but the resulting court case ended in a mistrial.

Republicans grind impeachment inquiry to halt as picture darkens for Trump

By The New York Times

Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, arrives at the Capitol in Washington for a closed-door session with House impeachment investigators on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019.

Nadine Woodward likes Marysville's 'zero tolerance' approach to homelessness - but Spokane's approach may be tougher already

By Wilson Criscione

Nadine Woodward's solution to homelessness is modeled after Marysville.

Colville forest group dealt a blow, Trudeau reelected (at a cost), and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

A viewpoint overlooking the Colville National Forest in Ferry County.

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