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Locker family deals with Apple Cup split November 25, 2009
Somewhere in Ferndale, Wash., there is a family tree with a huge crack down the middle.
Sandell's celebrates 20 years in business Nov. 20-21
Sandell's For Her in Barkley Village is celebrating 20 years in business with an event on Friday, Nov.
Cougar sighting likely something else
If a cougar sighting is reported in Franklin County but no tracks are ever found, does it really exist? Probably not, say Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife officers.
Ephrata's Patrick Simon is newest WSU Cougar
Washington State has signed in-state recruit Patrick Simon to a national letter of intent to play next season.
Tri-City chamber's Nov. 12 event to features research district, WSU Tri-Cities
Learn about the vision for higher education and economic development Nov. 12 at the Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce's Business After Hours.
Sterk hosts chat on stadium project
WSU Athletics Director Jim Sterk held an open forum at Fireside Grille on Thursday to discuss the Martin Stadium Renovation Project.
Bremerton WSP communications officer retires after 37 years of service. Washington State Univer-sity alum Larry Evans is enjoying his 65th birthday and impending retirement in style.
The WSU men and women's cross country teams will travel to Long Beach, Calif., to compete in the Pac-10 Championships on Friday at the Skylinks Golf Course.
Co-op hosts second Cheese Fest
This weekend the Moscow Food Co-op will host its second annual Cheese Fest. Samples of more than a dozen cheeses paired with fruit, chutneys, crackers and wine will be available from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Moscow Food Co-op. Cheese Fest is a relatively new event on the Palouse, and this is only the second year the Co-op has hosted the event.
Ha, ha. Funny post Bob. I like your jabs at the other writers - puts them in the 'one of the guys' mold.
Uneducated populace can't compete I agree with John Stillman's Sept. 21 letter, "Graduation failure is shameful." The dropouts are due to either parents who aren't concerned with their children's education or have no control over their children.
Washington may become 'sweatfree'
Washington state Legislature hopes to implement sweatfree policies like WSU did in 2007.
Saturday is National Public Lands Day and volunteer work events are scheduled throughout the Puget Sound region.
Second Report Of Cougar Sighting At Microsoft Campus
There has been another cougar sighting at Redmond's Microsoft campus Friday, said Bill Hebner of Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Knott Dairy milk sales staying strong
Even in today's volatile dairy market, Ferdinand's ice cream and Cougar Gold cheese are safe, and prices aren't changing anytime soon.
Yet Another Cougar Sighting -- But This One's Closer To The Cascade Mountains
Families in the city of Snoqualmie are being told to be on high alert -- especially if they have children -- after a report of a cougar roaming through the area.
Out-of-state students burdened with fees
As an out-of-state student, I have been sent through hoops trying to get all the financial kinks worked out, so I could attend WSU.
Cougar caught in Seattle being released in wild
The cougar that was captured early Sunday in Seattle's Discovery Park has been taken to the Cascade foothills northeast of the city to be released.
Cougar attacks 5-year-old hiking in Stevens County September 4, 2009
A 5-year-old boy from Rossland, B.C., was attacked by a cougar Wednesday while he and his family were hiking a trail in Stevens County.
Vancouver Woman Pulled From Lake Dies
A 24-year-old woman died at an area hospital Saturday after she was pulled from Yale Lake in Washington, sheriff deputies said.