Wednesday, November 30, 2011
MORNING BRIEFING: Wulff out, golf carts in
WSU football coach gets sacked — Paul Wolff was fired with a year left on his five-year contract. (KXLY) (KREM scouts out his potential replacements)
Allen vs. Rush, Part II — Next week begins a recount in the race between incumbent Richard Rush and challenger Mike Allen in Spokane's second City Council district. (SR)
Would-be downtown bank robber foiled — (KXLY)
Are golf carts a viable transportation option in Hillyard? — Councilwoman Amber Waldref thinks so. (KXLY)
Government going after MLK bomber — (KREM)
CdA resident sues over not getting to carry a concealed weapon — (CdA Press)
Out There
Zombies swarm Mexico City (Boise Weekly)
Portland tofu home explosion is hipster mystery of the year (Seattle Weekly)
Everything you need to know about Facebook's $100B IPO (Mashable)
Finally, central banks do something in the European crisis (Telegraph)
Arsenic in juice: new study prompts action (ABC News)
The three best cheap marketing moves of all time (Fast Company)
Is your phone telling your carrier everything you do? (Gigaom)
A colossal gown with more than 200 pockets that you crawl inside (Fast Code Design)
Tags: morning briefing , Culture , Arts & Culture , Image
