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Gonzaga's Race and Racism Lecture puts issues in perspective for the university, Spokane high schools

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How can educators cause enough “peaceful discomfort” for students to acknowledge the need for change and become more accepting and inclusive? That was one...

As cost goes up $2 million and road springs a leak, Bigelow Gulch connector hits speed bumps

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What looks like a puddle or a patch of ice, depending on the weather, on a new section of Forker Road is potentially a...

'It's the program': As Gonzaga makes the cover of Sports Illustrated, here's a look at past Bulldogs issues

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The pinnacle of sports media real estate – the Sports Illustrated magazine cover. World-famous athletes have graced the color-splashed magazine, ranging from Michael Jordan...

13-year-old girl missing after leaving home early in morning

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Bailey A. Cederblom, 13, left her home in northeast Spokane sometime between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. Thursday morning, police say. Cederblom, about 5-foot-8...

Spokane to move to Phase 2 of reopening plan next week

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OLYMPIA — Spokane will move to Phase 2 in the state’s reopening plan next week, allowing restaurants, gyms and entertainment establishments to open to 25%...

Gardening; Keeping salmonella at bay: Disinfect feeders and clean area under them

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We humans aren’t the only critters dealing with a pandemic. Our native finches, pine siskins and other songbirds are dealing with a salmonella epidemic...

Kate Burke won't seek second term on Spokane City Council

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Spokane City Councilwoman Kate Burke won’t seek a second term on the Spokane City Council . Burke, an a stalwart progressive, was first elected...

Fire District 8 welcomes new Fire Chief Lonnie Rash; former leader Tony Nielsen has retired

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Fire Chief Lonnie Rash took over the top position at Spokane County Fire District 8 south of Spokane and Spokane Valley with little fanfare...

Pandemic projects: Collector gets organized – South Hill's Myron Molnau donates bulk of 3,500 books, rearranges stamps

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When Myron Molnau and his wife moved to Spokane from Moscow, Idaho, in 2013, some serious downsizing occurred. Molnau collects books and stamps. Stamps...
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