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Star Wars, more weed shops (maybe) and other news you need to know

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ON INLANDER.COM:
— Careful what you put on Facebook, the mayor is watching.
— Read our review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. (trailer below)
— Virtual reality in Spokane. 
In other news:

— Over 200 more pot shops could be opening in Washington state. (Spokesman-Review)

— A former Spokane County Sheriff deputy quit after an investigation found that he lied. He is still a commissioned officer. (Spokesman-Review) 

— The Federal Reserve raised interest rates. Here's what it means for you. 

— A trial of Baltimore police officer William G. Porter ended in a hung jury yesterday. Today, a circuit court judge will meet with attorneys to figure out how to go forward. The mistrial could complicate the trial of the six other officers charged in Freddie Gray's death.


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Mitch Ryals was a staff writer at the Inlander from 2015-2018.

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