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from The Spokesman-Review
Newtown inundated with gifts for its children
‘It’s their way of grieving,’ coordinator says of support from around world
Pat Eaton-Robb Associated Press
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Experts offer guidelines for violence risks
Signs only clear in aftermath, one says
Lindsey Tanner Associated Press
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What is it with Idaho Senators?
U.S. Sen. Crapo arrested for DUI
Associated Press
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Idaho stores swimming in sales since Wash. privatized liquor
Jonathan Brunt The Spokesman-Review
Tom Sowa The Spokesman-Review
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Russia says others can give refuge to Assad
Associated Press
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Constitution wins Egyptians’ favor
Turmoil likely will continue
Hamza Hendawi Associated Press
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In brief: From Wire Reports
Vatican City – Pope Benedict XVI granted his former butler a Christmas pardon Saturday, forgiving him in person during a jailhouse meeting for stealing and leaking his private papers in one of the gravest Vatican security breaches in recent times.
Paolo Gabriele, 46, was arrested May 23 after Vatican police found what they called an “enormous” stash of papal documents in his Vatican City apartment.
He was convicted of aggravated theft by a Vatican tribunal on Oct. 6 and has been serving his 18-month sentence in the Vatican police barracks.
Gabriele told Vatican investigators he gave the documents to Italian journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi because he thought the 85-year-old pope wasn’t being informed of the “evil and corruption” in the Vatican and thought that exposing it publicly would put the church back on the right track.
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Rape in India stirs week of protests
Victim, 23, put on ventilator; six men arrested
Mark Magnier Los Angeles Times
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Potatoes help make airline connection
Spuds get new fame in Boeing Wi-Fi tests
Jason Keyser Associated Press
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Obamas arrive in Hawaii
First family heads home for holidays
Michael A. Memoli Los Angeles Times
Boehner weakened by ‘cliff’
Speaker faces rebellion within GOP ranks
Alan Fram Associated Press
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Sanderson rides the bike husband chose for her
Thomas Clouse The Spokesman-Review
John C. Sanderson, 59, who died on Aug. 24, worked as the prosthetics purchasing agent for the Spokane Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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Test your Christmas trivia knowledge
Jim Camden The Spokesman-Review
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Self-publishing offers an array of choices for authors
From e-books to shiny bound copies, options also have array of costs, concerns
Adrian Rogers The Spokesman-Review
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Peninsula’s Elwha River reborn as two dams fall
Lynda V. Mapes Seattle Times
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opinion:
The following do not necessarily reflect the views of Cousin Sam.
Gary Crooks The Spokesman-Review
Larry Alan Burns is a federal district judge in San Diego.
He wrote this for the Los Angeles Times.
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sports:
Jim Allen The Spokesman-Review
Prep Basketball
Boys
Wellpinit 79, Cusick 57: A.J. Kieffer scored 20 points and grabbed 20 rebounds to guide the Redskins (7-1) past the Panthers (8-2) in the Wellpinit tournament title game. Brodie Ford added 21 points and Honey Brown made five 3-pointers and finished with 16 points for Wellpinit. Derrick Bluff scored 16 points, Alec Bluff 15 and Ryan Sample 11 for the Panthers.
St. Michael’s 64, Inchelium 45: Gabe Durazo scored 30 points and pulled down 13 rebounds as the Warriors (1-7) pulled away in the second half and beat the visiting Hornets (0-5). Nick Gilchrist added 11 points for St. Michael’s, which outscored Inchelium by 13 points after halftime. Quentin Holford scored 12 points and Sam LeaderCharge added 11 for Inchelium.
Lind-Ritzville /Sprague 66, Warden 43: Tyler Frederick scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds and Ryan Whitmore added 16 points, eight rebounds and six blocks as the Broncos (7-1) beat visiting Warden. LRS gained control by outscoring Warden 22-8 in the first quarter.
LaCrosse- Washtucna/Kahlotus 58, Tri-Cities Prep 42: Jed Zimmer scored 26 points as the Tigercats (7-0) gained control early and beat the visiting Jaguars.
Southeast 1B
Garfield-Palouse 69, Tekoa-Oakesdale 23: Tyler Thurman scored 25 points and Jesse Lopez added 14 points and seven steals as the Vikings (7-2, 4-1) overwhelmed the host Nighthawks (1-6, 0-4). Garfield-Palouse, which outscored Tekoa-Oakesdale 34-5 in the second half, forced 18 turnovers. Max Mueller tallied a team-high 14 points for the Nighthawks.
Colton 69, Rosalia 48: Jake Straughan hit three 3-pointers and finished with 29 points and Dalton Patchen added 22 points as the Wildcats (5-2, 5-0) beat the visiting Spartans (2-5, 2-3). Colton set the tone early by outscoring Rosalia 20-10 in the first quarter. Craig Nelson scored 17 points, Dalton Jacobs had 12 and Micah Pittsley chipped in 10 for the Spartans.
Pomeroy 50, Liberty Christian 38: Tyson Feider scored 12 points to guide the Pirates (6-1, 4-1) past the Patriots (2-4, 2-4). Mike Olson made four 3-pointers and finished with 13 points for Liberty Christian.
Girls
Randi York had 12 points and Brooke Pichette added 10 points and 10 rebounds for Lind-Ritzville/Sprague, which outscored Warden 20-13 in the second quarter and led by 12 points at halftime.
Inchelium 55, St. Michael’s 36: Olivia Williams scored 18 points to guide the Hornets (3-3) past the host Warriors (1-7). Inchelium forced 35 turnovers. Brittani Urann and Becky Raynor scored nine points apiece for St. Michael’s.
Cusick 50, Wellpinit 45: Nayleen Andrews scored 14 points and Caitlyn Nenema added 11 as the Panthers (9-0) built a big lead and held in the fourth to beat the Redskins (4-5) for the Wellpinit tournament championship. Kyra Antone tallied a game-high 19 points for Wellpinit.
Tri-Cities Prep 63, LaCrosse-Washtucna/ Kahlotus 37: The Jaguars dominated from the start and cruised past the Tigercats (0-7) in Washtucna. Tri-Cities Prep outscored LWK 23-2 in the second quarter and led by 29 points at halftime.
Brewster 78, ACH 24: Chandler Smith scored 15 points and the Bears routed the visiting Warriors (3-4). Karlee Martin had 11 points for Almira/Coulee-Hartline.
Southeast 1B
Colton 73, Rosalia 13: Jenna Moser and Savannah Chadwick scored 19 points apiece as the Wildcats (7-0, 5-0) dumped the visiting Spartans (5-2, 3-2). Chadwick hit five 3-pointers and Moser connected on four from beyond the arc. Hannah Sims tallied a team-high six points for Rosalia.
Tekoa-Oakesdale 48, Garfield-Palouse 7: Courtenay Perry scored 13 points and Olivia Pakootas added 11 as the Nighthawks (6-1, 3-1) overwhelmed the visiting Vikings (1-8, 1-4). Garfield-Palouse was held to one point in the first half.
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from The Wenatchee World
Grünewald Guild: Faith in art
Connecting creativity and spirit
Mike Irwin World staff writer
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