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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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Posted on 12 March 2010 by brandon
Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading
Posted on 12 March 2010 by Jesse Baumgartner
Robb Akey told the Tribune Thursday that he’s agreed in principle to a contract extension with Idaho after several months of negotiating. Here’s some of our story, which you can find on the front of today’s sports section. After an extended period of negotiations, Idaho football coach Robb Akey said Thursday that he has agreed in [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 11 March 2010 by Elaine
Two hours. Three adults. Eight eight-and nine-year old girls. A drama-free birthday party. If you’re a parent, you know that’s a little piece of priceless heaven. I however paid $19.50 a child for this at Simple Reflections, a jewelry supply store in downtown Lewiston. The store charged $15. The extra $4.50 was for a cake and goodie [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 11 March 2010 by brandon
Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading
Posted on 10 March 2010 by brandon
Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading
Posted on 09 March 2010 by Dale Grummert
The official terminology is that Kashif Watson is “indefinitely suspended.” But it’s looking pretty definite. Idaho coach Don Verlin said Tuesday the senior guard won’t make the trip to Reno, Nev., where the Vandals play Nevada at 6 p.m. Thursday in the first round of the Western Athletic Conference tournament. So unless the Vandals run the table in Reno [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 09 March 2010 by brad
Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading
Posted on 09 March 2010 by Jeanne DePaul
Washington Post TV critic Tom Shales has written an interesting profile on Robert Osborne, who is the original host of Turner Classic Movies. Of course, the Lewiston Tribune was first by 16 years. Back in 1994 then-Trib A&E reporter Nicole Peradotto did a feature on Osborne when he was named host of the fledgling cable network. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 March 2010 by brad
Some who are incarcerated have not been judged guilty and are awaiting court dates. Continue Reading
Posted on 05 March 2010 by Dale Grummert
Vandals guard Kashif Watson has been suspended indefinitely, apparently for comments he posted on Twitter. At least that would be the inference from one of his latest posts: “Wow just gott in trouble for my Twitter comments!! Gotta watch wat u say may hurt peoples feelings.” Watson, who banked home a 60-foot shot at the halftime buzzer of [...] Continue Reading