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Jul 26 - Aug 1, 2012
Vol. 19, No. 41

News & Comment

News
Talking Points

Three people are running for a county commission seat, but they’re all saying the same thing
by Heidi Groover
Tags: News, money, county, says, romeyn, county’s, commission, spokane, same

News
Five-Man Cage Fight

The scramble to represent Spokane’s 3rd District
by Joe O'Sullivan
Tags: News, 3rd, state, says, district, apple, spokane, far, city

News
Getting It Dunn

Whether he’s defending a fired cop or the former director of the MAC, Spokane attorney Bob Dunn is on a roll
by Chris Stein
Tags: News, dunn, spokane, he’s, hawaii, says, fired, director, attorney

News
The Meat Grinder

When the debt-collection machine comes for its pound of flesh
by Daniel Walters
Tags: News, miller, debt, about, debts, sign, says, collection, spokane

News
Redemption Song

Why there’s reason to think Jeramie Davis may be innocent
by Joe O'Sullivan
Tags: News, davis, murder, dna, jeramie, according, trial, prison, owner

Comment
Roostertails Through Time

Looking back on Coeur d’Alene’s hydro history — and future
by Mary Lou Reed
Tags: Comment, hydroplane, coeur, hydroplanes, out, race, boats, drivers, d’alene

Comment
Trail Mix

Has the party learned anything? It doesn’t appear so, as Mitt Romney finds himself painted into the very same corner. Yes, Obama is less popular now, but national and swing state polls show Romney has work to do if he wants to move into the White House.
by Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Tags: Comment, american, vanilla, romney, obama, john, two, olympics, mitt

Culture & Food

Arts & Culture
Do or Die

Independent movie theaters fight to survive amidst changing times
by Jordy Byrd
Tags: Arts & Culture, film, movie, theater, theaters, digital, 35mm, one, roxy

Arts & Culture
EVENT — FREE BIRD

The smaller event takes its cues from euro;” and serves as an introduction to euro;” the National Sturgis Rally, so expect to see burn-out pits, tattoos and beautiful bikes. Showing off the hardware is part of the fun. Event co-organizer Sheri Herberholz says what the two celebrations really have in common is an unfailing sense of camaraderie.
by Shannen Kuest
Tags: Arts & Culture, sturgis, bar, mini, cruisers, motorcycles, biker, grill, out

Arts & Culture
Phantom Menace

One man’s fight against his brain, body and science
by Jordy Byrd
Tags: Arts & Culture, says, “the, body, feels, boyer, it’s, he’s, toes

Arts & Culture
Northside Swagger

Swaxx brings 7,500 square feet of nightlife to the north end of town
by Inlander Staff
Tags: Arts & Culture, bar, well, swaxx, one, drinks, through, open, just

Arts & Culture
Roman Stories

Woody Allen can’t keep the Midnight in Paris momentum with To Rome With Love
by Kimberley Jones
Tags: Arts & Culture, allen, love, woody, rome, stories, decameron, didn’t, about

Arts & Culture
For Your Consideration

MUSIC | Milo Greene, a fivemember outfit hailing from California, sounds like the beautiful and talented lovechild of Local Natives and Fleet Foxes. In other words, their music is everything that is right with the happening indie genre. When their album, MILO GREENE,.
by Kara Stermer
Tags: Arts & Culture, milo, music, greene, everything, it’s, even, stop, video

Arts & Culture
Packing Heat

Rep. Matt Shea’s road rage incident; plus, the FBI’s interest in the Ridpath
by Joe O'Sullivan
Tags: Arts & Culture, shea, comment, two, says, cook, ridpath, one, republican

Arts & Culture
A Bittersweet Journey

After an eight-year break, fans and critics wondered, had Gillian Welch lost her muse?
by Steve Labate
Tags: Arts & Culture, had, her, welch, journey, album, continued, after, fans

Arts & Culture
The Importance of the Dolphin Kick

And other things learned in 24 years as a swim coach
by Luke Baumgarten
Tags: Arts & Culture, dolphin, years, swim, says, even, underwater, sport, marsh

Arts & Culture
UPDATE — Morty's Tap and Grille

Morty’s, named after a fictitious moose and a staple of the South Hill dining scene specializes in tasty pub food with pizzazz. While they benefit from a strong clientele of regulars, Morty’s has announced a few changes lately. First, there’s a new breakfast menu available every day from 7 am to 1 pm.
by Inlander Staff
Tags: Arts & Culture, morty’s, south, hill, moose, changes, menu, available, every

Food & Drink
What Are You, Chicken?

A small start-up farm wants people to get to know their poultry
by Luke Baumgarten
Tags: Food & Drink, forrest, deb, chickens, small, north, year, heritage, chicken

Food & Drink
Northern Exposure

Up in Bonner’s Ferry, Kootenai River Brewing is quietly brewing up fine beers and big meals
by Carrie Scozzaro
Tags: Food & Drink, kootenai, brewery, river, brewing, beers, its, bonners, ferry

Music & Film

Music
The Song of the Summer

The anthem of this season is about a girl who kinda, sorta wants you to call her
by Mike Bookey
Tags: Music, summer, jepsen, about, there, maybe”, call, her, know

Film
Fever Dreams

Beasts of the Southern Wild brings us a surrealist story and an Oscar-worthy performance from a 6-year-old
by Marc Savlov
Tags: Film, wild, film, bathtub, it’s, beasts, southern, story, there

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Three people are running for a county commission seat, but they’re all saying the same thing

The scramble to represent Spokane’s 3rd District

Whether he’s defending a fired cop or the former director of the MAC, Spokane attorney Bob Dunn is on a roll

When the debt-collection machine comes for its pound of flesh

Why there’s reason to think Jeramie Davis may be innocent

Looking back on Coeur d’Alene’s hydro history — and future

Has the party learned anything? It doesn’t appear so, as Mitt Romney finds himself painted into the very same corner. Yes, Obama is less popular now, but national and swing state polls show Romney has work to do if he wants to move into the White House.

Culture & Food

Independent movie theaters fight to survive amidst changing times

One man’s fight against his brain, body and science

Swaxx brings 7,500 square feet of nightlife to the north end of town

Woody Allen can’t keep the Midnight in Paris momentum with To Rome With Love

MUSIC | Milo Greene, a fivemember outfit hailing from California, sounds like the beautiful and talented lovechild of Local Natives and Fleet Foxes. In other words, their music is everything that is right with the happening indie genre. When their album, MILO GREENE,.

Rep. Matt Shea’s road rage incident; plus, the FBI’s interest in the Ridpath

After an eight-year break, fans and critics wondered, had Gillian Welch lost her muse?

And other things learned in 24 years as a swim coach

A small start-up farm wants people to get to know their poultry

Up in Bonner’s Ferry, Kootenai River Brewing is quietly brewing up fine beers and big meals

Music & Film

The anthem of this season is about a girl who kinda, sorta wants you to call her

Beasts of the Southern Wild brings us a surrealist story and an Oscar-worthy performance from a 6-year-old

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