HUCKLEBERRIES: Joe Murphy: An open case
Animal control officer Dusty Rhoads leads a wandering dog — possibly Joe Murphy's Newt — away from an April 2000 murder site at Mineral Ridge.
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A composite drawing of the Mineral Ridge murder suspect.
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Woody McEvers, of the Rustler’s Roost on Sherman Avenue, greets customers in April 1995.
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Spectators on a rooftop watch firemen battle the Woolworth fire April 26, 1980.
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On April 29, 1990, Dorothy Dahlgren, director of the Museum of North Idaho, and Ranger Don Bright were shown with the Mullan Tree trunk.
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Cpl. Ron Rankin (standing, far left), was among the Marine Reservists en route home in 1951 after nine months of combat in Korea.
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At the 2012 Children’s Village banquet, Dr. Anne Fox-Clarkson, center, presented Realtor Sharon Culbreth, right, with the organization's Golden Heart Award.
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Joe Murphy was the type of newcomer that locals appreciate.
He moved here to enjoy our outdoors, embrace community values, join worthy organizations, such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters and Hospice, and make friends.
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