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MB: Lunches, drones, and the aftermath of a dead king

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HERE
A few weeks after firing Planning Director Scott Chesney, in part for employee lunches, Business and Developer Services Division head Jan Quintrall bought a staff members a $400 city lunch with city money at the Spokane Club. (SR)

The University of Idaho is struggling to convince students to attend the University of Idaho. (SR)
 
Several cities in Idaho have already  "added the words." Now the state debates following suit. (Idaho Statesman)

THERE

Get ready for a lot of East Coast tweets: A massive blizzard is hitting New York. (NYT)

The White House has used drones on a lot of people — and now someone has returned the favor. (Washington Post)

The Saudi King is dead. What happens next? (The Atlantic)

PSH
A journey through the astounding, varied career of Philip Seymour Hoffman. (The Dissolve) 

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