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Vol. 17, No. 9
The Pit and the Pendulum
What happens when the owner of an illegal mine is also a big donor to the officials deciding his fate?
By Nicholas Deshais
Mr. Out There
Spokane’s newest city councilman talks electric cars, complete streets and the progressive mandate
By Joel Smith
French and Prayer Collections
Councilman Al French faces ethics allegations; plus, bikes and red kettles of prayer
By Joel Smith and Nicholas Deshais
Hidden in Plain Sight
Getting Help at the Shrine
How George Webb got his back back
By Daniel Walters
"Eating Animals," Jonathan Safran Foer
By Leah Sottile
Fighting Through the Ban
Despite being ineligible for the playoffs at the beginning of the season, EWU football gutted it out, achieving something that almost never happens
By Howie Stalwick
A Divine Comedy
An eccentric pursues a mythical character — with results both funny and profound — in Underneath the Lintel
By Michael Bowen
They Get SCROOGEd
The Civic’s Best Christmas Pageant gets rated on the HCC Scale of Cuteness
"We Kinda Need A Mexican"
Behind the scenes at the Hispanic Food Network
By Luke Baumgarten
The Hero of Hip-Hop
He’s related to Ice Cube, but Del couldn’t be more different
By Jon Brown
Double Life
Seattle’s Pill Wonder is making a splash in the industry — but they still have bills to pay
By Seth Sommerfeld
Pluckin' Crazy
Duluth, Minnesota’s Trampled by Turtles proves that mandolins can shred
By Jordy Byrd
"Different Class," Pulp
A double-disc, deluxe edition of one of the smartest, broodingest, horniest records of all time
By Chris Dreyer
"Them Crooked Vultures"
All In the Family
De Niro anchors a funny and sad holiday road movie
By Ed Symkus
The Home Front
A half-dozen fine performances help Brothers explore how poorly we’ve treated the veterans of our current wars
By Maryann Johanson
V
In this case, V is for Very Very Extremely Ordinary.
Is Anybody There?
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
New Super Mario Bros. Wii is a classic — a pure and necessary update of an eternal game for the group screen.
By Marty Demarest
Gifts for Jerk Bosses
Gifts for Survivalists
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A Sandpoint mother feared that one day her troubled son would end up dead; turns out, nothing prepares you for it
By Josh Kelety
Experts say Washington's new higher education bill is one of the smartest ways to make college more affordable
By Wilson Criscione
Prestige Wrestling's Spokane debut, an insane night of 'violence and storytelling'
By Quinn Welsch
Brunch at Bon Bon; plus, a new beer stop in Post Falls and a bakery coming to West Spokane
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