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Vol. 19, No. 38
A Second Chance
A Supreme Court ruling opens the door, ever so slightly, for people who killed as children
By Chris Stein
Bait And Switch
Local agencies jockey for animal control contracts; plus, a new way to fund Public Facilities District projects
By Joe O'Sullivan
Homeland Droneland
Unmanned drones may be the future. But who watches the watchers?
What Comes Next?
After last week’s historic court decision, Spokane’s clinics anticipate big changes
By Heidi Groover
Having It All
Understanding the struggles of American women requires getting real
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix - 07.05.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Bristle Brothers
The hairy faces behind the Spokane Beard and Moustache Club say hello
By Jordy Byrd
For Your Consideration 07.05.12
By Leah Sottile
Over the Edge
Laughing Through Pain
From a tragic end comes a new beginning for Interplayers
By E.J. Iannelli
Careful Coffee
A better cup of Joe at Coeur Coffee
By Luke Baumgarten
Where Are All The Trucks?
The roadblocks slowing the food cart craze in Spokane
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
UPDATE — Brooklyn Deli
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Double Stack
After 70 years, Roger’s Burgers adds to its legacy in North Idaho
By Carrie Scozzaro
Home Is Wherever I’m With You
The Ascetic Junkies’ down-home approach to life on the road
By Julia Mullen Gordon
Bad Words
Nick Cashaw’s not afraid of a little shock and awe to turn heads
Spidey Redux
The Amazing Spider-Man outshines its predecessors
By Ed Symkus
Kids Are Not All Right
Polisse offers a harrowing, naturalistic look inside France’s child protective services
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Camping is stressful, dirty and a lot of work to have 'fun.' Which is why I don’t really like it
By Chey Scott
State officials say Spokane Public Schools overuses isolation to deal with difficult kids. Now, the school district promises better training
By Wilson Criscione
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