Thanks for helping us get a “do pass” recommendation from the House Transportation Committee last week. Now it’s time to take action in the Senate: Contact your state senators to speak out for SB 5066 and safer neighborhood streets. Last year, the Washington State House of Representatives unanimously voted 96-0 in favor of the Neighborhood […]
We’re gearing up to slow down – in the state senate this time Read More »
Keeping Chaco Footwear in Action and Out of Landfills Looking for earth friendly story ideas to honor Earth Day in April? Chaco shoes and sandals are built for adventure, but just like the rest of us, after so many adventures, they need a little R and R- resole and reweb that is. In 2012
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle- Repair- ReChaco! Read More »
Spokane-area ski maker TJ Sneva is making a custom ski to be presented to President Barack Obama during the MLK Day of Service and Presidential Inauguration weekend ceremonies ending on January 21, 2013. Sneva was commissioned for the project by Vets Help, an organization dedicated to working with veterans and others suffering from life-altering injuries
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I would like to take this time to thank you all for attending last week’s open house for the Centennial Trail Gap Mission Avenue Crossing Study. During the open house, a number of those in attendance expressed the desire to have access to the exhibits on display that evening. The following link is now set
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Compton’s “Growing Up Wild” chosen as one of five best essays on conservemontana.org Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness program coordinator Sandy Compton was one of five essayists honored with a $1,000 grant to a non-profit of their choice by the Cinnabar Foundation. His story Growing Up Wild was chosen along with four others by a
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Humans were NEVER meant to Hibernate January is national “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month!” For Washington and Idaho locals, January is a great time to try a new winter activity or get back on the mountain. All four of Ski the NW Rockies’ resorts (49 Degrees North, Lookout Pass, Mt. Spokane and Silver Mountain)
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Eighth Annual FSPW hike series offers education and winter walks for all fitness levels Winter hikers enjoy the sun and a huge view from Scotchman Peak. Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness announced their 8th annual winter hike series, an even dozen chances to get out into the beautiful landscape of the proposed wilderness on the
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New issue now online. Check out Brad Naccarato’s great piece on local terrain parks. Just click the thumbnail above.
January Issue now Online Read More »
Make Bloomsday your New Year’s resolution! Bloomsday ’13 — May 5, 2013. The early bird gets the… iPad® mini We hope you’ve had an enjoyable holiday season, and that you’re looking forward to spring. Spring, after all, is just around the corner, and with spring comes the 37th annual Lilac Bloomsday Run. To help fortify
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