Tuesday, November 18, 2014
MB: City hall plaza named, Manson gettin' hitched, 49 states below freezing
HERE
Downtown Spokane business groups want the STA Plaza renovation to be smaller and retail-free to reduce competition for other businesses in the city's core. (Inlander)
Mobius Science Center could have a new home in an Avista-owned building next to the historic Post Street Substation. (S-R)
An anonymous man is handing out lots of cash to the homeless, and local charitable and business organizations think that's a bad idea. (KXLY)
The City Hall plaza finally has a name: the Spokane Tribal Gathering Place. (S-R)
THERE
The entire US, except for Hawaii, is basically freezing. (CNN)
An exec at Uber suggested the company hire people to smear journalists critical of its services. (Boston.com)
A grand jury could decide any moment now whether officer Darren Wilson should stand trial for the shooting of Michael Brown.
ALSO
Charles Manson is getting hitched to a 26-year-old who's spent the past nine years trying to exonerate him. (AP)
Downtown Spokane business groups want the STA Plaza renovation to be smaller and retail-free to reduce competition for other businesses in the city's core. (Inlander)
Mobius Science Center could have a new home in an Avista-owned building next to the historic Post Street Substation. (S-R)
An anonymous man is handing out lots of cash to the homeless, and local charitable and business organizations think that's a bad idea. (KXLY)
The City Hall plaza finally has a name: the Spokane Tribal Gathering Place. (S-R)
THERE
The entire US, except for Hawaii, is basically freezing. (CNN)
An exec at Uber suggested the company hire people to smear journalists critical of its services. (Boston.com)
A grand jury could decide any moment now whether officer Darren Wilson should stand trial for the shooting of Michael Brown.
ALSO
Charles Manson is getting hitched to a 26-year-old who's spent the past nine years trying to exonerate him. (AP)
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Chey Scott
Chey Scott is the Inlander's Editor, and has been on staff since 2012. Her past roles at the paper include arts and culture editor, food editor and listings editor. She also currently serves as editor of the Inlander's yearly, glossy magazine, the Annual Manual.
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