Oct 20-26, 2011

Vol. 19, No. 1

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  • Arts & Culture

    Papa, Remembered

    They will gather in North Idaho and discuss Ernest Hemingway and it will be good and it will be fitting and in the end they will leave.

    By Joe O'Sullivan

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  • Arts & Culture

    Smiling at Death

    Have you ever been sad? Then let the music of orchestra and choir wash over you. Stop trying to figure it all out.

    By Michael Bowen

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  • Arts & Culture

    Sword Play

    Musketeers at GU battles Hollywood and woos the young with blades, fists and a hook hand

    By Luke Baumgarten

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  • Arts & Culture

    For Your Consideration

    Hanna's action soundtrack out on CD. Plus, clever wearable humor and science made fun in a new podcast.

    By Tiffany Harms

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  • Arts & Culture

    The Information Age

    How Spokane seniors are learning to dominate the Internet (right after they learn how to use a mouse)

    By Jordy Byrd

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Food

  • Food News

    Hunter Gatherers

    Lynda Foreman leads packs of mushroom hunters on a quest for culinary gold

    By Jordy Byrd

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  • Food News

    Gaga for Grapes

    The South Hill gets more grapes and savory treats. Plus, Geno's gets a Zola-esque overhaul.

    By Kirsten Harrington and Tiffany Harms

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Dearest Spring: A Portrait and Petticoat Affair @ Dream Studio

Sat., May 24, 12-3 p.m.

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Spokane's Best Food Trucks

By Inlander Staff

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Spokane Children’s Theatre thinks outside the box for its 78th season finale: Mary Poppins

By E.J. Iannelli

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As Hayden-based bookstore It's a Love Story celebrates its first anniversary, the owners are creating a community of romantics

By Colton Rasanen

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New retail cannabis licenses are coming to Washington in the name of social equity

By Will Maupin

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