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Councilman Steve Salvatori thinks he’s found a better use for the money intended to pay for city council assistants — helping the homeless. (SR)

A Spokane chap wins the honor of being the first licensed marijuana grower in the state. (KREM)

Here’s what Kendall Yards forthcoming park will look like. (Bloglander)

Kootenai Health is getting $57 million bigger. (CDAP)

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How closely is Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff tied to JP Morgan Chase? Here are the people trying to stop you from finding out. (NYT)

The impact of global warming may be worse than we ever feared: It may cost us Chipotle's Guacamole. (The Wire)

The United States is prepared to dish out a big 'ol can of economic sanctions on Russia. (WP)

Wes Anderson is back. And he's twee-er than ever. (The Dissolve)

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The Onion generously helps you understand what's happening in Ukraine. 


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