2008 Spokane River Run. // Photo Jeff Ferguson This Sunday Spokane has two cool running events: Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure Great event, great vibe, good short downtown loop through Brown’s Addition. I have to laugh at their poster this year–at this rate their sponsor logos are going to outnumber participants next year. […]
I know this is on the west side, near Index Washington, and most local climbers may not be familiar with it, but the issue is all to familiar to climbers everywhere. Check out this press release from the Access Fund: Access Fund and Washington Climbers Coalition Working to Protect Lower Index Town Wall, WA The
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Image courtesy of ROW Adventures. Congratulations to Coeur d’Alene’s ROW Adventures. Here’s the details in a press release: COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho- On March 30th, President Obama signed the Public Lands Omnibus Bill into law, protecting 517,000 acres and 315 miles of Wild and Scenic Rivers on the Owyhee River and canyons. With this news, Outside
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You can read all about Eddy’s climb in our current issue. Don Winant sends us this update. : Dawes Eddy is at Camp-I {19,500-ft} on Mount Everest as of 14 April and will remain there for several days before moving up to Camp-II {21,000-ft}. See Eric Simonson’s (Expedition Leader) update below. Daily Journal from International
Bruce won the Crumpler Bumper issue. Thanks to everyone who entered. If you would like to add your name to our infrequent contest and events email list so you can be notified of upcoming contests, just look to the right hand collumn of this home page for a form to add your email address and
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This just in from the Friends of the Centennial Trail: Annual All Trail Clean-up! Join us to prepare the Trail for the 2009 season. Unveil the Trail is our annual clean-up event. Friends of the Centennial Trail host over 300 volunteers on the Trail. These volunteers come from their Adopt -A-Mile groups and community volunteers.
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Interested in bicycles as transportation? Check out this interview with Spokane City Councilman Richard Rush: Richard Rush Interview About Smart Routes 2010 Richard talks about the potential for Spokane to receive millions of dollars in federal funding for bike and pedestrian infrastructure and programs.
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Click here for more info. Should be fun.
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I have to say that I am more and more impressed the Spokane music scene. We’ve got a lot of cool bands and cool new zine called Crunk Roost (hope they ares still publishing). But last night was an incredible affirmation of music in this town. With only a few days notice hipsters filled Object
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