Editorial
Editorial: Octogenarians For Whitewater
I clearly detect a note of enthusiasm in his voice. I’m asking him what he thinks of the proposed whitewater skills park near the Sandifur ...
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Editorial: My Perfect Night
In five minutes we’re going to miss getting our bikes on the bus. My nine-year-old son Jackson has done a lot of crazy things with ...
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Why are these “sharrows” in the gutter?
We posted last month about sharrows planned for Southeast Blvd. and 37th Ave. The lines have been painted on Southeast Blvd., and these sharrows look ...
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Save Walkability, Save Music At the Rocket
The Rocket Market on 43rd is a Spokane neighborhood treasure. Over the last few years they have successfully produced free local music concerts in their ...
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Editorial: Vision, Volunteers & Money
HAVE YOU EVER heard anyone whine about a lack of recreation facilities? Like, hey man, there ought to be a dog park, skate park, playground, ...
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Letter to the Editor: No Trespassing. Really.
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. ...
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Something About Mary
Our Publisher Jon Snyder is running for Spokane City Council in the 2nd District. Read his new editorial here.
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Something About Mary
Here’s a modest suggestion: communities that want to be more bicycle and pedestrian friendly need to ask “What happened?” when someone biking or walking is ...
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Letter to the Editor: Where’s the Pedestrian Love?
Below is a Letter to the Editor responding to OTM’s interview with Grant Wencel, Spokane’s new Bike/Ped Coordinator. Email Wencel at [email protected]. There are two problems ...
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