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Mt. Spokane Ski Swap
This weekend is the 45th annual Mount Spokane Ski Patrol Ski Swap, the largest swap in the region and a great place to get your ...
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Warren Miller back in Town Friday
It’s been 60 years now that winter sports fans get pumped up for the season by watching Warren Miller’s outdoor movies. Unbelievable terrain, killer athletes ...
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Just in Case?
Taking a hike in the wilderness is supposed to be an adventure. It’s the unknown. It’s risky. You have to come prepared and know what ...
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Savage at Whitworth
Photo by Peter Labberton. Dan Savage and Dominic Holden spoke at Whitworth University on Wednesday night on Referendum 71. The two journalists are heavily involved ...
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Spokane Rules. Even more than you thought.
Jon Snyder as he appears in the new Knog catalog. Photo courtesy of Knog. What do Tokyo, Rio, Portland, Koln, Brighton, Paris, and Spokane all ...
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Parks Donation Drive On Track
State budget cuts this year hurt many programs, including the state parks. Without extra funding, the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission estimates it would ...
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Election Forum
“Spokane City Election Forum,” will feature candidates for Spokane City Council as well as City of Spokane Propositions 1, 2, 3, and 4. This forum ...
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Green(er) Recycling
Recycling is green, sure. But what about all the cost — environmental and monetary — of transporting and processing the bottles we toss in the ...
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Running’s Back
This fall, over 3,000 students in the Spokane School District will once again run cross country. Active4Youth, a local non-profit fighting childhood obesity, is partnering ...
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