Editorial

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 ...

Out There Outdoors August 1, 2009

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 ...

Erika Prins Simonds July 14, 2009

Letter to the Editor: Stress Vocational Ed. in Spokane

Check out the Letter to the Editor below, a response to Out There Monthly editor-in-chief Jon Snyder’s most recent editorial, “Indicating Community,” which discusses recent ...

Erika Prins Simonds July 2, 2009

Editorial: Indicating Community

Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a way to measure what’s important to us as a community and then work together to improve those ...

Out There Outdoors July 1, 2009

Editorial: Death Tolls

I’ve recently returned from Iran and I’m already annoying friends and family. Whatever the topic of conversation I add comments about the Islamic Republic. “When ...

Out There Outdoors June 1, 2009

Editorial: Halfway Around The World

Last summer the collecting gods smiled upon me. I decided to sell my most valuable records a month before the economy went haywire. The small ...

Out There Outdoors May 1, 2009

Editorial: Bicycle Myths

Matt Wiebe wants to dispel two bicycle sales myths: 1) That bicycle sales increase in a recession, 2) That high gas prices lead to increased ...

Out There Outdoors April 1, 2009

Another Kind of Fast

By Jon Snyder, founding publisher & former editor-in-chief of Out There Monthly My office mate is fasting today. That means nothing but water for 36 ...

Out There Outdoors March 1, 2009

Editorial: What’s your Change?

I’m sure you’ve been called to service before. Someone says “it’s time to get involved,” or “give back to the community,” or “change your lifestyle ...

Out There Outdoors February 1, 2009