Wednesday 12/02/2020
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- Bears come out roaring
- University of Idaho aiming high with dairy research center
- Fishing and strumming
- Six COVID-19 deaths added to region’s total
- Schoesler giving up leadership role
- Pullman council approves the city’s 2021-22 biennial budget
- Kim Nuxoll chosen to head Idaho County Assessor’s Office
- Shadow skaters
- Vigil for O’Neill
- Regulations eased on child-staff ratios at Lewiston child care facilities
- Brundage plans to fully open for skiing, snowboarding today
- Pearl Harbor ceremony planned for Monday near Interstate Bridge
Northwest
- University of Idaho aiming high with dairy research center
- Barr: No widespread election fraud
- Fishing and strumming
- Six COVID-19 deaths added to region’s total
- FDA head says feds will get vaccine ‘right’
- Trump raises $170 million as he looks to the future
- Schoesler giving up leadership role
- Pullman council approves the city’s 2021-22 biennial budget
- Kim Nuxoll chosen to head Idaho County Assessor’s Office
- Shadow skaters
- Vigil for O’Neill
- Effort to buy Christmas presents for people of Malden, Pine City underway
- Regulations eased on child-staff ratios at Lewiston child care facilities
- Brundage plans to fully open for skiing, snowboarding today
- Pearl Harbor ceremony planned for Monday near Interstate Bridge
- Malden residents await federal aid after wildfire
- Washington secretary of state certifies election results two days before deadline
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- Lawmakers, activists set agenda for police reform
