Articles written by Paul Delaney
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Pass me the puck
A skater in the 8 and under game looks to receive a pass in action last Saturday between teams from the Moses Lake Youth Hockey Association and the Spokane Warhorse Hockey... — Updated 11/21/2019
Winter seems to be off to a way-too-early start
Among other weather records that were set last week, we just might have seen our shortest fall ever. Just five days into the autumnal equinox - the fancy Latin term for the swing... — Updated 10/3/2019
Summer heat slow to get going
How does warmer mean we’re cooler? When the vast northern Pacific Ocean sea surface temperatures are just a bit above normal which has meant so far in July 2019 has been notably cooler than most of the five prior first full... — Updated 8/15/2019
Winter weather takes an abrupt about-face
Winter in the area seemed to be cruising along well on its projected course as one of those typical non-descript El Niño-influenced seasons. That phenomena featuring slightly... — Updated 2/21/2019
Presidential Approval
Eastern Washington University President, Dr. Mary Cullinan, was in proper garb prior to Saturday’s game.... — Updated 1/10/2019
Stick trips up Eastern in Frisco
Easton Stick stuck it to Eastern Washington in a big way last Saturday in Frisco, Texas. The senior quarterback scored three touchdowns — including the backbreaker in the final 1... — Updated 1/10/2019
Hoping for the best
Anxious Eastern Washington University fans look on as the Eagles struggled to rally last Saturday in the Football Championship Subdivision national title game against... — Updated 1/10/2019
Double defeats have bright side for Medical Lake girls
The last time the Medical Lake girls lost two basketball games in a row was last March when the Cardinals saw their undefeated season end and dreams of a state championship evaporate at the Sun Dome in Yakima. That rarity occurred... — Updated 1/3/2019
Cardinal boys drop pair of games at Eagle Classic
Medical Lake’s boys basketball team was never able to fully recover from slow start in their final game of the Eagle Holiday Classic at West Valley High School falling to Greater Spokane League Rogers 66-56 Dec. 29. Two days... — Updated 1/3/2019
Eastern football certainly 'left no doubt'
Eastern Washington will take its second trip to Frisco, Texas and the Football Championship Subdivision championship game in nine seasons when they face North Dakota State Jan. 5.... — Updated 1/3/2019
Eagles gearing up for the Bison in Frisco
Two of the most winning programs in Football Championship Subdivision knock helmets and pads Jan. 5 in Frisco, Texas for the 2018 title. In a battle of programs which have never lost in the title game, Eastern Washington faces... — Updated 1/3/2019
Amazon made it all official
Arguably one of the worst-kept secrets in the local business world charged into the open on June 20. That’s when Amazon pulled the thinly-veiled curtain back on Project Rose, now... — Updated 1/3/2019
Cardinal girls collect fifth-place trophy at state
The Medical Lake girls' magical basketball journey ended when they reached into their bag of tricks March 3 at the Sun Dome in Yakima and found it empty. Playing in their first... — Updated 12/28/2018
One more memorable Saturday football game lies ahead
Saturdays in the fall have always centered around football. In the beginning it was listening on the radio and later on television. A semi-organized file cabinet drawer in my home office is stuffed with game programs that provide p... — Updated 12/27/2018
Changing of the guard in EWU AD's chair
Chaves leaves EWU for North Dakota post After just over a decade on the job as Eastern Washington athletics director, Bill Chaves left Cheney for the opening at the University of... — Updated 12/27/2018
Medical Lake City Council has an interesting year
In November 2017, Medical Lake voters elected a new mayor, Shirley Maike, who was charged with leading a largely new City Council into 2018. One new councilman, Tony Harbolt, overtook Don Kennedy for Council Position No. 4 in a... — Updated 12/27/2018
Finally goin' back to Frisco
The first two Maine Black Bear possessions were not a good sign in last Saturday's Football Championship Subdivision football semifinal playoff game at Roos Field. First, a 46-yard... — Updated 12/21/2018 Full story
Finally goin' back to Frisco
The first two Maine Black Bear possessions were not a good sign in last Saturday's Football Championship Subdivision football semifinal playoff game at Roos Field. First, a 46-yard... — Updated 12/21/2018 Full story
Finally goin' back to Frisco
The first two Maine Black Bear possessions were not a good sign in last Saturday's Football Championship Subdivision football semifinal playoff game at Roos Field. First, a 46-yard... — Updated 12/21/2018 Full story
Finally goin' back to Frisco
The first two Maine Black Bear possessions were not a good sign in last Saturday's Football Championship Subdivision football semifinal playoff game at Roos Field. First, a 46-yard... — Updated 12/21/2018 Full story
Medical Lake wrestlers rally past Freeman
Medical Lake got four consecutive critical victories starting with a pin from Nate Stevens in the 160-pound class to earn a dual-meet wrestling win over Freeman to open Northeast A League competition last Thursday, Dec. 13 at... — Updated 12/20/2018
Medical Lake girls race through start of NEA play
The Medical Lake girls basketball team got off to a solid start in defense of its two previous Northeast A League regular season championships, earning a series of one-sided... — Updated 12/20/2018
Finally goin' back to Frisco
The first two Maine Black Bear possessions were not a good sign in last Saturday’s Football Championship Subdivision football semifinal playoff game at Roos Field. First, a... — Updated 12/20/2018
The past 4,490 days have been pretty darn fun
By admission, traditional math has never been my strong point I blame it all on the latest and greatest new-fangled educational notion from the 1960s —“New Math.” This, I swear, sent me spiraling into some calculational... — Updated 12/20/2018
CIRV: Some things just can't be measured in money
(Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part examination of Lakeland Village’s College In-Resident Volunteer (CIRV) program which is slated for closure in 2019.) In the end, it appears that money will win the tug-o-war... — Updated 12/20/2018
