Issue of
Vol. 20, No. 6
Digital Witness
Spokane Police test the pros and cons of body cams
By Jacob Jones
Rescued?
People who adopted animals when Evergreen Pet Shop shut down may not be prepared for their care
By Lisa Waananen
Health Care: What Now?
By Heidi Groover
Renewing Justice
Inside the courtroom, as judgment is handed down in Zehm’s death
Move to Canada
Washington state’s charge to secede starts in Spokane; plus, local prosecutors flip-flop on pot
By Joe O'Sullivan
Annotating the Music
There’s a hard reality behind the Spokane Symphony’s struggles
By David Green
Assorted Thanks
The election’s over, people are helping those in need and other subtle blessings worth remembering this time of year
By Mary Lou Reed
Trail Mix — November 22, 2012
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Seasoned Coug
Spokane’s Travis Long heads into his last Apple Cup with no regrets
By Howie Stalwick
Guys and Dolls
What do My Little Pony and Star Trek have in common? More than you think, says actor John de Lancie
By E.J. Iannelli
Spokane’s Timekeeper
The man inside the machine
Holiday Guide — November 22-24
By Inlander Staff
Holiday Guide — December 9 - 15
Holiday Guide — December 30 - January 1
GAME — Assassin's Creed III
By Bradley O'Shea
A Ghost of Christmases Past
The Civic is staging White Christmas for the second time in three years
Holiday Guide — November 25 - December 1
Holiday Guide — December 16 - 22
For Your Consideration — November 22, 2012
By Chey Scott
Holiday Guide — December 2 - 8
Holiday Guide — December 23 - 29
Soup Rules
When the weather gets nasty and your mood sours, get yourself some soup
By Leah Sottile
Slice and Suds
Pizza Pipeline adds a bar, customers rejoice
After-School Activities
A band that’s half high school teachers brings some of the most danceable rock ‘n’ roll to the Spokane scene
By Jordan Satterfield
Come to Jesus
Rock band Garage Voice found its sound inside a 70-year-old church instrument
Let’s Get Weird
I have no idea what Holy Motors is about, but I really liked it
Cats at Sea
Life of Pi translates beautifully from best-selling pages to the big screen
By Ed Symkus
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Violent threats that partially led to cancelled wolf meetings came from pro-wolf Facebook commenters
By Daniel Walters
Crimson Hearth in Spokane Valley offers affordable, home-cooked staples from breakfast through dinner
Spokane torture psychologists feature in new movie, firing of parks employee gets $100,000 reversal, and other headlines
Eastern Washington federal court will hire help for cases involving missing, murdered indigenous people
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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