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All Points Bulletin

People have a natural curiosity about their neighbors' run-ins with the law. This blog provides booking logs from area jails, other crime-related information and links to Idaho and Washington judicial Web sites. Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates.

Virtual Deadlines

Jeanne DePaul is the Tribune's editor-of-all-trades and blogs about a variety of subjects; anything goes. For the Trib's print edition, she edits and produces the Sunday AM lifestyles section, the Wednesday Close to Home food section and the Friday Arts & Entertainment section.

Postcards from the Edge

Susan Engle is the Tribune's Sunday editor and edits and designs Business and Outdoors sections, as well as the Sunday 1A. She also edits the Edge. Her blogs covers everything from business to politics to popular culture. She's also been known to throw a word puzzle at readers from time to time.

Our Business

Elaine Williams is the business reporter for the Lewiston Tribune. She produces the local and regional stories that appear in the Sunday Business section. She also covers the financial side of health care and the region's largest private employers such as Potlatch Corp. and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.

Tribune Tattler

Kerri Sandaine is a Tribune reporter who likes to kick it old school. She writes (with a quill and ink) about education, social services and the people who make this region unique. Her favorite stories are about redemption, perseverance and things that make her laugh.

Lewis-Clark State Warriors

From the Warriors' legendary baseball program to their accomplished basketball and volleyball teams, you can read all about L-C sports at this site.

Washington State Cougars

Here's the place to follow the Cougs as they battle in the always-tough Pac-10. Our reporters are in Pullman to give you the latest news from WSU football, basketball, baseball and all the rest.

Idaho Vandals

Vandal fans can visit this blog to read the latest about Idaho's teams. We'll be in Moscow to keep track of the Vandals as they fight their way through the WAC.

High School Sports

The Tribune has a proud tradition of keeping tabs on the prep scene, and this is the place to see our latest reports. We cover nearly 30 high schools in Idaho and Washington.

Sports Addition

If there's local news about boxing, golf, auto events or youth and community sports, you'll find it here.

Scrawl of the Wild

Eric Barker is the outdoor and environmental reporter for the Lewiston Tribune. He writes news and feature stories for the Outdoors section that publishes on Thursdays and also covers breaking environmental stories that focus largely on the management of public lands and fish and wildlife.

my.life

Jeff Purcell is the New Media Manager for the Lewiston Tribune and the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. This blog covers technology and how it coincides with his day-to-day life.

TV Times 2

Tribune legacy bloggers Jeanne DePaul and Susie Engle watch television and then together, they discuss, argue, agree, praise, rant, rave and rail about the results.

From the Newsroom

Tribune reporters and editors work to update you on events and happenings as they come through the newsroom and provide an inside look on how and why decisions are made.




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Tribune Tattler

Honoring inspiring women

Posted on 08 February 2010 by Kerri

There are a lot of good causes out there, and selling cookie dough, washing cars or auctioning items are popular ways to raise money for them. I recently heard about an interesting one that involves women and writing. The YWCA in Lewiston is publishing a book called “Inspiring Women,” which will contain personal stories about women [...] Continue Reading

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All Points Bulletin

Monday’s inmate log of Lewiston-Clarkston Valley jails

Posted on 08 February 2010 by brad

Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading

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Our Business

Site Selection Web site features ATK

Posted on 08 February 2010 by Elaine

ATK’s expansion in Lewiston that has brought the number of employees in Lewiston to 1,075 is a topic of a recent story that appear is on the web site of Site Selection magazine. The article talks about Idaho’s business climate and how the state’s amazing outdoor opportunities enhance economic development. You can read the story here. Site Selection magazine [...] Continue Reading

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All Points Bulletin

Proposal looks at cross-deputization between Idaho, tribes

Posted on 07 February 2010 by brad

A bill slated to be introduced in the Idaho Legislature this week would give tribal police the authority to arrest or ticket non-tribal members. The proposal is being sought by officials with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, who see it as an answer to public safety concerns . The Idaho Sheriff’s Association has voted against the draft [...] Continue Reading

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Idaho Vandals

Report: Vandals now looking for TE’s coach

Posted on 07 February 2010 by Jesse Baumgartner

The Idaho Statesman has an article up that says Idaho coach Robb Akey is now looking for a tight ends coach. Quarterbacks coach Jonathan Smith left for Montana, but the article says O-coordinator Steve Axman will take over those duties, and Akey will be looking for someone to coach his tight ends. Continue Reading

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Washington State Cougars

Quotes for WSU/Arizona

Posted on 06 February 2010 by Jesse Baumgartner

Here are some quotes after WSU’s 78-60 win against Arizona tonight. KEN BONE On early subs…...”It was like I just said. We were trying to make more of an effort to keep guys accountable for doing the right things. So we were quicker to sub some kids out, and the guys that go in, like I’ve mentioned [...] Continue Reading

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Washington State Cougars

Cougars used balanced attack to beat Wildcats, 78-60

Posted on 06 February 2010 by Jesse Baumgartner

PULLMAN – If Washington State was to win on Saturday against the Arizona Wildcats, it seemed the storyline would center on a resurgence from Klay Thompson. After struggling with his normally consistent shooting stroke, the Cougars’ star sophomore would stumble upon an epiphany with his wrist flick to snap WSU out of its three-game losing streak. But [...] Continue Reading

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Washington State Cougars

Halftime: WSU 32, Arizona 26

Posted on 06 February 2010 by Jesse Baumgartner

PULLMAN — Klay Thompson is still struggling from the outside — no change there. But the big difference right now is that WSU is compensating for it much better than against Arizona State on Thursday. Ken Bone did his part by throwing out some bizarre lineups in the first half that included Steven Bjornstad and [...] Continue Reading

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Our Business

Hunger stalks families earning average wages

Posted on 05 February 2010 by Elaine

Statistics like the ones I’m sharing here make a strong case for donating to your local food bank, no matter how much you believe that families should take responsibility for themselves. The average wage for jobs in north central Idaho is $16.23 per hour, or $22,722 a year. That falls about $5 per hour or $6,700 a year short [...] Continue Reading

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All Points Bulletin

Friday’s inmate log of Lewiston-Clarkston Valley jails

Posted on 05 February 2010 by brad

Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading

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