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Wading with the River Journal: The New Peace Corps? and where we've been
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. The New Peace Corps? And where we've been. Found this interesting article online and thought to share the link for those who might want to read. It asks the question: Is teaching the new Peace Corps? Yeah, I know, I haven't been around much lately, but there's been good reason for that. medical reasons mostly. Calm Center of Tranquility.
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Wading with the River Journal: Sneak Peek 14 March 2007 River Journal
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. Sneak Peek 14 March 2007 River Journal. I talked with the attorney because I had raised the question at the Clark Fork city council meeting on Monday night whether they had conducted a legal meeting. Here's what I'm sticking in the Clark Fork papers (and will print in our next issue of the River Journal). Trish Gannon, Publisher, The River Journal.
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Wading with the River Journal: September 2007
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. The New Peace Corps? And where we've been. Found this interesting article online and thought to share the link for those who might want to read. It asks the question: Is teaching the new Peace Corps? Yeah, I know, I haven't been around much lately, but there's been good reason for that. medical reasons mostly. Calm Center of Tranquility.
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Wading with the River Journal: March 2007
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. I think I'm pushing my multi-tasking skills to the limit as I'm coming up on some big deadlines in the next few days. a newspaper, a 96-page school yearbook, stories for the summer issue of Sandpoint Magazine, the collection of auction donations for the Festival at Sandpoint, a project to build new bleachers at Clark Fork High School, taxes.
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Wading with the River Journal: Alumni Weekend
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. I don't want to even think about how busy this last week has been and how busy the days ahead of me are going to be. On the bright side, however, one of the reasons my upcoming days look so frantic is that this is alumni weekend in Clark Fork. Yay! This is my second-favorite holiday, coming only after the 4th of July. From 10:30 to 3:30 it's voll...
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Wading with the River Journal: Sneak Peek 28 March 2007
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. Sneak Peek 28 March 2007. It's hardly a "sneak peek" given that the paper's been out a week now, but at least it's all finally online, too, right here. And no, she won't tell me what the food actually is - it's a mystery meal, after all. In my own column I wrote about "new" family I found in Mansfield, Louisiana, and that I was still waiting for ...
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Wading with the River Journal: October 2006
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. The witch at the dumpsters told me it probably wasn't going to hurt at all, but I decided that 11 am isn't too early to drink a few prophylactic beers. This afternoon, in order to have a small tumor removed from my cervix, I'll be going in for a short. Where the doctor will use an electric knife in a place that should never get within a mile of.
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Wading with the River Journal: January 2007
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. I suspect the serving problems will iron out fairly quickly once we get used to having to hit the ball over the net on a full-length court. Our practice sessions on Sandpoint West's raquetball courts don't quite get you up to speed for sending a ball sailing over a net that's about 30 feet away from you. Calm Center of Tranquility. It's 4:39 an I...
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Wading with the River Journal: November 2006
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. No, this is not my annual encouragement to just slow the hell down when the roads are bad, though you can go ahead and take that advice anyway. This is just me crowing that, as of about 4 pm today, I finally have satellite internet. Calm Center of Tranquility. Links to this post. Calm Center of Tranquility. Links to this post. A warm welcome to D...
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Wading with the River Journal: December 2006
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Wading with the River Journal. Here's your chance to get interactive with the River Journal, North Idaho's and western Montana's newspaper worth wading through. A Tale of Two Trees. No. Two Tales of One Tree. Of course, I forgot about the tree at Clark Fork High School. Of course, I was busy, so I didn't actually have time to sell any raffle tickets. Now, I'm not as stupid as I might first appear. I knew ahead of time that delivery would be a pain in the butt, so I made sure that job got assigned to ...
