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MORNING HEADLINES: Slipping through the cracks

Posted on Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 9:00 AM

Snowed some more - Snowfall in the bottom of the ninth yesterday helped break the record for snow in November. (KXLY)

Out free - Remember that former sheriff's deputy popped for DUI last month? The one with two previous convictions? He went free yesterday after a prosecutor failed to file the right paperwork. (SR)

Farragut State Park Brought to You by Cabela's? - Idaho is considering corporate sponsorship of state parks to help with the budget. (CdA Press)

Get your BID in - Sandpoint is cracking down on 93 businesses who haven't paid their dues for the city's Business Improvement District. (Bonner County Daily Bee)

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