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Editorial: The Fish Lake Trail
The Fish Lake Trail is an old railroad right-of-way between Cheney and Spokane that the City of Spokane controls. Right now about three miles of ...
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Music Reviews: August 2006
THE BRADBURY PRESS The Front (self-released) You can separate this Seattle band from the current trash-heap of country-fied rock bands by virtue of some nice ...
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Book Reviews: August 2006
Kayaking Made Easy, 3rd Ed. Dennis Stuhaug Falcon, 2006, 264 pages. This is a carefully and lovingly written review of all aspects of sea kayaking ...
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Jess Walter: The Urban Outdoors
Recently I was challenged by a poet in Lycra bike shorts to write an entire column about bicycling without making fun of the way people ...
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Old School Camping: Going Lean, Mean, and Green
Camping is one of those simple, all-American activities that’s gotten way too complicated in our high-speed, high-tech modern world. Gear is great for getting you ...
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Backpacking with Baby
Hovering seventy feet above the “Going-to-the-Sun Road” and grasping onto a garden hose bolted to the rock wall, we slowly walked forward with our toddler ...
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Ellensburg Wal-Mart Fight
Can big-box retailers such as Target, Wal-Mart and Bed Bath & Beyond coexist in a small rural town, with a declining, but architecturally significant city ...
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Editorial: Parks Under Roads
Climber Marty Bland has a dream; An urban public climbing park underneath the old Sunset Highway Bridge. “You could get a pro-climber to set the ...
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Family Rafting on the Spokane River
Family Rafting on the Spokane River Terry Bain IF YOU’RE ANYTHING like me, you look at Spokane River downtown and think, “Oh, nice river.” You ...
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