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May 14-20, 2009

Vol. 16, No. 31

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    Mode Shift

    As hundreds of commuters dusted off their Schwinns this week we wonder what it will take to get the rest of the city on bikes.

    By Joel Smith

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Google to help Spokane small businesses, nonprofits, job seekers with day of workshops

By Samantha Wohlfeil

A "Googler" works with people during a Grow with Google event. The downtown Spokane Public Library will host Grow with Google on Wednesday, Jan. 22.

Backed by a team of service industry pros, Brick West Brewing Co. is now open in downtown Spokane's west end

By Derek Harrison

Head brewer Sam Milne (left) and general manager Brian Carpenter.

A small development at the edge of Browne's Addition has come under fire, in part because of its proximity to a tribal burial site

By Samantha Wohlfeil

The Forest Commune project would include four houses on the hillside above Riverside Avenue to the western edge of Browne's Addition.

Pizza Party: Your guide to the Inlander's pizza issue

By Chey Scott

Pizza Party: Your guide to the Inlander's pizza issue

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