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Advertisement for Bids - Precinct Remodel (City of Spokane Valley, WA)
Public Technologies 20 Jun 2025
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Garland District church renovates office space into short-term rental for health workers in Spokane
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
The Garland Church in West Spokane opened Providence House last month to offer short-term rentals for traveling healthcare workers ... School, Spokane Seventh-day Adventists and other community groups.
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‘There’s no finish line to learning’: Former Seahawk Avril talks football, teaching youth at Spokane Juneteenth celebration
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
... University as part of the Spokane NAACP’s “Challenging the Narrative” fireside chat to celebrate Juneteenth ... Avril joined Spokane NAACP President Lisa Gardner on stage Thursday in Gonzaga’s John J.
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‘A celebration of life’: Spokane to celebrate World Refugee Day as war on immigration rages
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
Refugee and Immigrant Connections of Spokane is hosting its 10th annual World Refugee Day Saturday to celebrate members of the community who have left their countries to create a new home for themselves in the states.
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This day in history: Idaho Gov. Andrus issued concerns, praise as Snake River dams were dedicated. Mount Spokane lovers (also vandals) were on the run
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
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Weather to cool significantly as Spokane sees steady rain this weekend
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
With rain on the way this weekend, Spokane is looking at a cooldown ... “We’re looking at a steady, light rain in Spokane,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Daniel Butler.
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Spokane Indians lose ninth straight 8-3; Everett pounds 4 home runs, cliches first half title
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
There are always some torn loyalties when the Everett AquaSox trek to Eastern Washington to take on the Spokane Indians at Avista Stadium. There are a lot of Seattle Mariners fans in Spokane ... 7) pound Spokane pitching this week.
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Spokane’s Ryan McComb took his comedy routine to the South and beyond; and he says his hometown’s stage is still ‘one of the best’
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
McComb’s first steps in the comedy world came after he moved back to Spokane after one semester at Washington State University ... It may sound like “Nepo Baby” treatment, but McComb said that’s how the comedy community in Spokane has always been.
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Longer than just Shark Week: The lasting legacy of ‘Jaws’ in Spokane and beyond
The Spokesman-Review 20 Jun 2025
Dan Webster, the senior film critic at Spokane Public Radio and former film critic for The Spokesman-Review, remembers being blown away the first time he saw the movie during its original release in theaters.
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BeethoVan puts a piece of the Spokane Symphony on wheels for a Spokane Valley Summer Solstice Sunset Concert
The Spokesman-Review 19 Jun 2025
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Idaho Press-Tribune
19 Jun 2025
A Spokane Spanish teacher lost his job after he read aloud the ‘N-word’ from 'To ...
Idaho Press-Tribune
19 Jun 2025
A West Valley High School Spanish teacher lost his job after reading a passage from “To Kill a Mockingbird” that contained a racial slur ... .
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Sunnyside Daily Sun
19 Jun 2025
Report: Over 50% of Spokane homeless population moved there after losing housing
Sunnyside Daily Sun
19 Jun 2025
(The Center Square) – A new report reveals that over 50% of homeless individuals in Spokane moved there after losing housing and that local policies have turned it into a destination city ....
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