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The city so nice, we run it twice I have a question I�ve pondered for a long time about our own Mail Tribune. I kept thinking a proofreader, or someone, would find your ongoing mistake. But no such luck. So after months of this mistake, guess I�ll have to ask. In your weather report on the back page, why do you have Spokane twice? The second one isn�t even in alphabetical order. Since I�ve asked, I hope you can find an answer. � Sharon R., Central Point You know, Sharon, with the buildup to that question, we thought you had something really monumental for us � something like "Did you know you�ve been spelling Tribune wrong all these years?" But you�re right: For many months now, Spokane has taken more than its share of space in the national listings of the Mail Tribune�s weather page. If you miss it the first time after South Bend, you can pick it up again after Syracuse. We don�t know why or how this happened, but your letter spurred us to get in touch with Accuweather Inc., the service that puts together our weather listings. Sources there say they should be able to do away with the extra Spokane by the week�s end. They�ll also remedy another mysterious weather-page glitch � and frankly, we�re surprised this one got by you, Sharon � moving Redmond from between Baker and Brookings in the regional listings to its more appropriate home between Redding and Reno. ("Since You Asked'' is a daily feature in the Mail Tribune that answers questions from readers on virtually any topic of general interest. To submit a question, e-mail us at [email protected] Please include your name, address and phone number for verification. If you have specific questions about our Web site or other questions about the Mail Tribune, please send them to [email protected] ) Obituaries | Sports | Business | Classifieds | Tempo | Prime Times | So Oregon Sites | Outdoor Journal | Subscribe | Contact | Movies | Advertise | Real Estate Showcase | Archive | Editorials | Letters to the editor | Religion | Wake-up Call | NIE | Cyber Chef | Job Network | So Oregon Weather | WSJ Northwest | Forums | AP Wire | AP Money | F.A.Q. | Awards Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. The Community Newspaper Subsidiary of Dow Jones & Co, Inc Copyright �The Mail Tribune 2000, Medford, Oregon USA