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Monday, December 1, 2008

Otter orders more budget cuts
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Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter has ordered state agencies to cut another 3 percent from their budgets for the current fiscal year, which ends June...

County leaders not counting on state money
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Whitman County Commissioner Greg Partch said $2 million pledged by Gov. Chris Gregoire for development in the Pullman-Moscow corridor may be in danger due to...

Taken for a spin
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Gary Labusohr was excited for the first round of his appearance on the “Wheel of Fortune” game show. But the 57-year-old Pullman code enforcement officer’s...

UPDATE 2:10 p.m.: Investigators believe fire at Winger's was accidental
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Investigators have not yet determined the cause of a Sunday morning fire that caused extensive damage to Winger's restaurant in Moscow, but are considering it...

LOCAL BRIEFS
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Moscow Buy Local Moscow to have Winterfest Buy Local Winterfest, the second annual free holiday fair sponsored by Buy Local Moscow, will take place at...

CALENDAR / CLUBS
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TODAY Depression Support Group - 6-8 p.m., second floor board room, Gritman Conference Center, Moscow. For information, call (208) 883-2232. R.A.F.T. - 6:30-8:30 p.m., Washington...

PUBLIC RECORDS
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Moscow Police Wednesday 9:15 a.m. - A man was arrested on North Lilly Street on a warrant for failure to appear. 2:28 p.m. - A...

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Monday, December 01, 2008

• Otter orders more budget cuts
• County leaders not counting on state money
• Taken for a spin
• UPDATE 2:10 p.m.: Investigators believe fire at Winger's was accidental
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• CALENDAR / CLUBS
• PUBLIC RECORDS

Saturday, November 29, 2008

• Addition by subtraction
• PULLMAN: City still trying to recoup lost revenue from I-695
• Area businesses report strong Black Friday sales
• WHITMAN COUNTY: Auditor clears up confusion caused by state party mailings
• AGENDAS/MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• LOCAL BRIEFS

Friday, November 28, 2008

• A budding interest in orchids
• Search for new chamber director proceeding slowly
• Pullman putting its holiday spirit on display with more lights, new tree
• POTLATCH: Fire destroys barn full of hay
• GENESEE: Man accidentally shoots self in foot
• MOSCOW: Trial date set for alleged bank robber
• CALENDAR / CLUBS

Thursday, November 27, 2008

• Cuts concern faculty, students, staff
• Getting his own
• O'Neill prepping for role on commission
• Pullman adding 'tools' to deal with snow
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• DEMO MAN
• HOT NIGHT

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

• On the fast track to a Ph.D.
• State orders more budget cuts for WSU
• New charter school making progress
• Gritman program provides guidance to new parents
• Whitman wrapping up 2009 budget process
• Culdesac man killed in accident at Port of Wilma
• Pullman police investigating vehicle break-ins
• Alleged Moscow bank robber turned over to feds
• Thanksgiving closures announced
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• CALENDAR / CLUBS

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

• UI puts 'freeze' on hiring pause
• THE PALOUSE: More farmers seeking financial assistance
• Life lessons at the food bank
• Kinkade making himself at home
• PULLMAN: Police seek suspect in incident that sent man to hospital
• MOSCOW: Committee supports affordable housing plan
• PULLMAN: Seattle man accused of threatening crowd with knife
• MOSCOW: Pit bull attack sends two to hospital
• PULLMAN: Police investigating prize-tampering case
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• ACCURACY MATTERS
• LOCAL BRIEF: Four named to UI Foundation board