Articles from the April 15, 2010 edition

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Police reports 04/03 through 04/11

CHENEY April 5 A two-car non-injury collision occurred in the 1200 block of Washington Street. Domestic violence-related harassment was reported in the zero hundred block of North Second Street. The incident is being investigated....

 

Letters to the editor

StageWest's production is a well-done bargain anywhere We had the opportunity to see an incredible live theater performance last weekend. The best part is that it was right here in Cheney. The StageWest presentation of “Diary of...

 

Sometimes it's a good idea to shake things up a little bit

By BECKY THOMAS Staff Reporter Some people call it a small town mentality, but I think it's a human mentality. Most people fear change. It's natural. If you're comfortable doing what you're doing, why change it? One good reason to...

 

In Our Opinion: Beware: Scam artists are always in season

It happens every spring. While you might have thought we were talking about the start of baseball season, this activity continues into summer, fall and winter too. It's the time of the year called “scam-time,” a season that...

 

EWU's Get Lit! begins

Eastern Washington University's Get Lit! Festival – a weeklong celebration of reading and writing – presents more than 50 festival events for people of all ages and interests April 14-21. Headliners include: sustainability...

 

Community garden in the works at MLHS

Project aims to enhance student learning while bridging the gap between school and community By RYAN LANCASTER Staff Reporter It all started with a couple of teachers and a pipe dream. A garden now in the final planning stages on...

 

ML to apply for qualified bonds

By RYAN LANCASTER Staff Reporter During an April 7 special meeting the Medical Lake School Board approved submittal of an application asking the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to authorize the district to issue...

 

World War II veteran speaks to Cheney High School students

Hundreds of students listen to second-generation Japanese-American who fought on front lines By BECKY THOMAS Staff Reporter It's an opportunity most people will never get. More than 200 Cheney High School students listened last...

 

Ryan Gray rides to bareback win in Pocatello

Nobody is going to second guess Cheney's Ryan Gray about his decision to delay knee surgery so that he could compete in the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, least of all Ryan Gray. Gray won the Saturday night semifinal at Holt...

 

Vijil scores three TDs in Shock win

What a difference a week makes for both the Spokane Shock and former Eastern Washington University Eagle Raul Vijil. After dropping their first game of the season, 74-62 to Milwaukee, the Shock (1-1) and Vijil - returned to form...

 

Mitchell emerging from Eastern's QB pack after first scrimmage

FROM STAFF AND NEWS SERVICE REPORTS What was good for the Eastern Washington University offense was bad for the defense. And vice versa. The Eagle offense rolled up 364 yards but had three turnovers as EWU ended spring practice...

 

ML girls' tennis tops Pullman 4-3

Medical Lake's girls' tennis got a key doubles win from Jessica Kauffman and Briana Vinson, defeating Sam Hruban and Vishaka Muhunthar, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 as the Cardinals beat Pullman 4-3 in a Great Northern League match Tuesday in...

 

Cardinals earn split in GNL doubleheader with West Valley

Medical Lake opened the Great Northern League portion of their schedule by earning a split with West Valley last Saturday in a doubleheader played in Millwood. The Cardinals won the opener 7-4 but were held to just one hit at the...

 

ML boys' golf coach finds nice surprises

By PAUL DELANEY Staff Reporter Medical Lake boys' golf team coach Jim Mason approached the season with the uncertainty of someone who is cautious about opening a cupboard, expecting it to be empty, yet finds it well stocked, and...

 

Limited turn out for Cardinals girls' track

By PAUL DELANEY Staff Reporter Medical Lake's girls' track team will have to rely on limited numbers and youth in 2010. Like on the boys' side, the Cardinals girls' will have co-coaches Steve Keith and Phil Averill calling the...

 

Medical Lake track turns to team-coaching while Tennison mends

Co-coaches will specialize with Cardinals' athletes this season By PAUL DELANEY Staff Reporter With Medical Lake's track program this year, two heads are hopefully better than one. Steve Keith and Phil Averill have temporarily...

 

Cheney girls down Deer Park, Riverside to net first tennis wins

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor If getting that first win under its belt always makes a team feel good then the Cheney girls' tennis team is flying pretty high right about now. Cheney eliminated the goose egg in the left hand win column...

 

Cheney girls place seventh at East Valley Invitational

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Cheney's girls golf team scored 381 points to finish seventh out of 10 teams at the East Valley Invitational tournament last Thursday at Meadow Wood Golf Course in Liberty Lake. The Blackhawks finished...

 

CHS boys' golf hopes for pleasant surprises in 2010

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Building for the future, and treating any success that comes as an early and pleasant surprise is pretty much the goal head coach Jeff Pike has for his 2010 Cheney boys golf team. The Blackhawks return two...

 

Cheney boys' tennis team earns first Great Northern League wins

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Despite miserable weather the Cheney boys' tennis team still found ways to post their first wins of the season. The Blackhawks downed Deer Park on Tuesday, 5-2, then turned around to shut out Riverside 7-0...

 

Lady Hawks experience rough 0-3 start after long spring break layoff

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Cheney softball head coach Gary Blake calls it “post-spring break syndrome” – that lethargic, lack of focus that rises up to bite a team after the annual early-season week off. Whatever it was,...

 

Maurer leads Cheney girls to eighth-place finish at Mooberry Relays

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Cheney girls' head coach Tom Stralser used two words to sum up his team's work in their first meet back from spring break – “not bad.” The Blackhawks had some good performances in scoring 30 points...

 

Blackhawks do well at Mooberrys, lose key senior to Achilles injury

By JOHN McCALLUM Editor Saturday's Mooberry Relays produced good news and bad news for the Cheney boys track team. The good news is the Blackhawks showed steady improvement in finishing tied for 12th with Shadle Park out of 19...

 

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