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Playoff-bound Storm out to avoid letdown vs. lowly Sparks
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Aiming to secure home-court advantage in the first round of the WNBA playoffs, the Seattle Storm begin their final three-game stretch of the regular season on Sunday against the visiting Los Angeles Sparks.
Seattle (23-14) sits in fifth, one game behind Las Vegas entering Sunday. The Storm and Aces are all but locked into facing each other in the opening round, but home court in the
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Behren Morton (5 total TDs), Texas Tech wallop North Texas
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Texas Tech took a week's worth of frustration out on in-state foe North Texas on Saturday in a 66-21 home romp that was decided by halftime.
Stung by a lopsided loss at Washington State the week before, the Red Raiders clicked on all fronts on the way to a 598-yard offensive explosion.
Ahead 17-7 after an efficient first quarter, Texas Tech (2-1) scored 35 points in the se
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Caitlin Clark, Fever close out home slate vs. Wings
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The Indiana Fever will take the court for their final regular-season home game of a franchise-changing campaign Sunday when they host the Dallas Wings.
Though the Fever are coming off a 78-74 loss to the two-time defending champion Las Vegas Aces on Friday, rookie Caitlin Clark made more history by setting the WNBA single-season record for assists by passing Alyssa Thomas's mark
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Reports: 49ers placing star RB Christian McCaffrey on IR
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The San Francisco 49ers are placing All-Pro running back Christian McCaffrey on injured reserve because of calf tightness and Achilles tendinitis, according to multiple reports on Saturday.
McCaffrey had already missed the season opener and was scratched from Sunday's game against the host Minnesota Vikings. With the move to the IR, he is now required to miss at least the next fou
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NYT Politics
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Trump’s Proposal to End Taxes on Overtime Pay Could Cost Billions
The former president left many key details about the overtime plan unaddressed, including whether the exception would apply to the payroll taxes that fund Social Security and Medicare.
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Donald Trump Jr. Piles On With Racist Comments About Haitians
After former President Donald J. Trump spread debunked claims that immigrants from Haiti were eating pets, his son cast more aspersions on Haitian immigrants.
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Amazon Sought Tariff Loophole Used by Chinese Rivals. Now Biden Is Closing It.
Under pressure from Chinese competitors, Amazon, Walmart and other U.S. retailers have been exploring ways to avoid tariffs. Could a new Biden administration rule change that?
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Columbian Newspaper
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A cat named Drifter is safe after sneaking out and getting trapped in a sewer for nearly 8 weeks
DULUTH, Minn. — A cat aptly named Drifter is safe at home after sneaking outside and getting trapped in a sewer for nearly eight weeks. |
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New WA State Fair memorial honors Japanese Americans incarcerated during WWII
Over Labor Day weekend, the Washington State Fair opened to the public. Aside from carnival rides, live performances and fried treats, this year’s fair also offers visitors something they might not be expecting: an important history lesson. |
Camas Post Record
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Camas councilman arrested, charged with reckless endangerment and aiming a firearm
A Camas City Council member accused of throwing a rock and brandishing a handgun during an alleged argument with a fisherman near the Washougal River Greenway pedestrian bridge in Camas maintains his innocence. “I assure you, I did nothing wrong,” Svilarich told The Post-Record on Friday, Sept. 13, when asked about his recent arrest for reckless endangerment and aiming a firearm. Svilarich, 66, said he has obtained legal representation and referred further questions to his lawyer, Vancouver criminal defense attorney Jon J. McMullen. On Friday, Sept. 13, Camas police detectives arrested Svilarich and charged him with the two misdemeanor crimes. According to a Camas Police Department news release, Svilarich was processed at the Camas Police Department and released Friday, while the handgun used in the alleged incident was surrendered to Camas police detectives. Camas police say they responded to a “disturbance involving a firearm” along the Washougal River Greenway trail in Camas around 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 31. “The disturbance began as a verbal argument between a fisherman along the river, and a pedestrian who was walking along the greenway trail and over the pedestrian footbridge,” police stated in the news release. Police identified that pedestrian as Svilarich, a Camas city official who won his at-large Camas City Council race in November 2023, after serving for more than two decades on various Camas-area boards, commissions and associations — including as the president of his Deer Creek Homeowners Association and as the former chairperson of the Camas School Board’s Citizens Advisory Committee. The alleged argument between Svilarich and the unidentified fisherman “escalated to the point where an 8-inch rock was thrown from the bridge and down towards the fisherman below,” according to Camas police, who stated in the news release that “the altercation continued along the walking path, and (Svilarich) brandished a handgun and aimed it towards the fisherman.” Police say officers interviewed Svilarich, the fisherman and other witnesses on Aug. 31. Following an investigation, Camas police detectives arrested Svilarich on Sept. 13, and charged him with two misdemeanor crimes of reckless endangerment and aiming/discharging a firearm. This is a developing story. For updates and more information, read this week’s issue of the Camas-Washougal Post-Record on Thursday, Sept. 19, or visit The Post-Record online at camaspostrecord.com. |
