Find out what local experts think about the state of, and future of, Eastern Washington’s environmental laws. In a forum presented by the Spokane County Democrats, the Center for Justice and Gonzaga Law School, presenters will share their ideas on how to improve current policies. The event is from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on August […]
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Tonight at Wheel Sport’s 1711 N. Division St. location, you’re promised excellent deals on bikes and gear… and two hours of pure pandemonium. Come half an hour early to grab a spot in line. Doors open at 10:00 p.m. and close at midnight.
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Just in time for beer season, Schweitzer Mountain Resort is hosting Fall Fest, two days of live “world” music and microbrews. Kids’ games, soda tasting and chair lift rides make it an all-weekend family event. More information here.
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WSDOT is incorporating a bicycle and pedestrian trail into the new stretch of highway 395 called the North Spokane Corridor. Cyclists are invited to be the first to ride the Children of the Sun Trail, as it’s called, during the project’s August 22 ribbon cutting ceremony. Read on for participation information from Bike To Work
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A kayaker drowned in the Alberton Gorge Sunday afternoon after his boat capsized. Read the Missoulian’s coverage here.
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Below is a letter from the Cascade Bicycle Club, who is contracted with the Washington DOT to do statewide counts of bicyclists and pedestrians. They need volunteers in Spokane for conducting the counts. The five cities who ffer the most volunteers will be rewarded with bicycling workshops. Check it out and volunteer! Do you want
The following letter to the editor was submitted in response to “Blowing off Hiking Ethics and Safety: How To and Not To” by James P. Johnson in OTM’s July issue. I enjoy reading articles in your magazine, and in “Last Page” of the July issue was an article by James P. Johnson, entitled Blowing off
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Join Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong, who hails from Boise, Idaho, for a bicycling event benefiting the North Idaho Centennial trail. The Blue Cruise Charity Ride Coeur d’Alene on August 15th includes 15-, 30- and 62-mile fun rides, an after-ride picnic and a health fair. The ride starts and finishes at North Idaho College in
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Our Publisher Jon Snyder is running for Spokane City Council in the 2nd District. Read his new editorial here.
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