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Legals November 29, 2012

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 By Paul Delaney    Sports

Eastern women get split at Cal Classic, head back on road

The split the Eastern Washington women’s basketball team earned this past weekend at the 2012 Cal Classic by Doubletree at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley is just fine as far as coach W... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By Paul Delaney    Sports

Former Eagle Mitchell performs well on Canada’s ‘Super Bowl’ stage

This time in his appearance on the national football stage, Bo Levi Mitchell was unable to work the kind of miracles he did two years ago helping lead Eastern Washington to the... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By Paul Delaney    Sports

Eagle men look forward to being back at home

Jim Hayford has never been in this territory before as his Eastern Eagles prepare for their official home opening men’s basketball game Friday versus Cal Fullerton. “I have... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By Paul Delaney    Sports

Five Eagles on All-Big Sky First Team

Last year at this time Brandon Kaufman was hobbling around on crutches, one of a host of Eastern Eagles out of the line-up due to injuries. In 2012 Kaufman has shown he’s fully... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By Paul Delaney    Sports

Eastern opponent Wagner on nine-game win streak

It’s an impressive team on a darn good roll that makes a nearly 3,000 mile trek across the nation to face Eastern Washington in the second round of the FCS playoffs Saturday at 3:... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

Carol Kaplan teaches science inspiration

By LUELLA DOW Contributor Carol and Chris Kaplan live near Airway Heights in a cozy home that originally was a country school. Instilled in the students were the basic three R’s.... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By John McCallum    Opinion

Here is one solution to avoiding the ominous fiscal cliff – the end of the world

December promises to be a busy, event-filled month. And that’s without football. So what’s happening? Well, there are the various holidays, biggest of which (to us Westerners) is Christmas. There’s also the end of the world.... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

Do you have playoff fever, or playoff apathy?

While Washington State University and the University of Washington fought valiantly for bragging rights in the Apple Cut last week, the Eastern Washington University Eagles were counting down to their first FCS playoff game of... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By James Eik    Education

STEM expands student opportunities in ML

The Medical Lake School District continues to enjoy the early months of its Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) grant awarded in June earlier this year. Last week’s article focused on the programs being... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By James Eik    News

Suspect named in Eastern State Hospital homicide

The murder of a male patient at Eastern State Hospital Tuesday, Nov. 20 is still under investigation. Amber I. Roberts, 30, is suspected of killing Duane Charley, 56, between Monday and Tuesday. According to Associated Press... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By James Eik    Front Page

Drop in Airway Heights sewer rates recommended for 2013

By JAMES EIK Staff Reporter Recommendations to reduce sewer rates in Airway Heights were presented at the Monday, Nov. 26 City Council study session. City Manager Albert Tripp said rates increased as construction commenced on the... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

New dates for Christmas Gifts for Cheney Kids

Christmas Gifts for Cheney Kids’ organizers have made changes they hope will help them avoid the slow start of last year’s campaign happening with this year’s drive. The deadl... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

Cheney code changes should create liveability, flexibility

Cheney planning officials have released a draft proposal for revisions in the city’s low-density residential zoning codes, with some component changes the first since the code... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By James Eik    Front Page

First look at ML budget reveals few changes

The Medical Lake City Council heard the first reading of its preliminary 2013 budget at its Tuesday, Nov. 20 meeting. The city is putting forward a $9 million budget, one that... — Updated 11/29/2012

 
 By James Eik    Front Page

More than Nobel Firs at Teen Challenge’s lot

The holiday season is in full swing at Teen Challenge’s Christmas tree lot, evidenced by a stock of trees, games for kids and even the two reindeer at the site. Tony Cloud,... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

Cheney council adopts 2013 budget

Cheney you have a budget. City Council members unanimously approved budget ordinance V-99 at their Nov. 27 meeting and in doing so adopted the city’s $23.22 million spending plan... — Updated 11/29/2012

 

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