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Vol. 19, No. 43
Back on the Block
Why last month’s spa raids may put more prostitutes on the street
By Heidi Groover
One Super Agency?
Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich is unimpressed by Spokane’s police chief finalists — and says we should go in a whole new direction
By Joe O'Sullivan
Port Envy
Why Spokane business leaders and politicians are touring the state
By Daniel Walters
Then There Were Two
The low-down on the men vying to be Spokane’s next police chief
By Chris Stein
The Initial Squeeze
There’s plenty of pain in Mayor Condon’s proposed 2013 budget
Picking Sides
The Jensen-Byrd battle; plus, Spokane’s Catholic bishop comes out against gay marriage in Washington
By Heidi Groover and Chris Stein
Trail Mix - 8.9.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Country Without a Cause
The “dullest campaign ever” needs a dose of big, bold ideas
By George Nethercutt
Apt Pupils
The Civic Academy’s production of Happy Days features an authentic cast of high-schoolers without TV preconceptions
By E.J. Iannelli
Truly a Life Saver
How Eldo Androes helped save the lives of as many as 939 people
By Kevin Blocker
Jousting by Fist and Mallet
The unlikely marriage this weekend of boxing and polo
Youth in Revolt
Spring Awakening features sex, abortion, suicide, incest and homosexuality all in one hell of a rock musical
Don't Tape Me, Bro
By Luke Baumgarten
For Your Consideration - 8.9.12
Sushi With Style
Fu-Ki in Post Falls delivers standard Japanese food with no shortage of flair
By Carrie Scozzaro
Gem State in a Bottle
Idaho is slowly and quietly boosting its reputation as a wine-producing state
By Matt Zambito
UPDATE — Elkins Resort
By Mike Bookey
Just Add Zs
Ideal locale and simple menu could spell success for Bowl’z Bitez and Spiritz
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Double Life
Adrian Conner is best known as the female version of Angus Young. But her new band is 100 percent AC/DC free.
By Kevin Stewart-Panko
Starry Eyed
Counting Crows’ Adam Duritz talks about what fame really means
Political Animals
Art hilariously imitates reality in The Campaign
By Ed Symkus
In the Shadows
The Imposter turns a documentary into a fast-paced thriller
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Nadine Woodward likes Marysville's 'zero tolerance' approach to homelessness - but Spokane's approach may be tougher already
By Wilson Criscione
Letter: Since I moved back to Spokane, I have been thrilled with what it's become
Over 1 million less children with health insurance, Trump lashes out over impeachment, and other headlines
By Josh Kelety
Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless says Nadine Woodward's homelessness-addiction math doesn't add up
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