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Vol. 20, No. 3
Slinging Mud
The battle over Referendum 74 gets heated; plus, demand for heating assistance crashes SNAP computers
By Heidi Groover, Jacob H. Fries and Daniel Walters
Last Chances
No slowing down as local races close in on Election Day
By Jacob Jones
Blowing Smoke
On campuses, marijuana legalization may change little
By Anna Marum and Sam Mello
Standing By
Charles Potter spent a night in jail for watching officers arrest someone else. Now, he wants the city to pay
By Heidi Groover
Sneak Attack
How big business wants to shrink the electorate
By Zach Hagadone
Praying for Rain
How can a self-respecting political party actively work to reduce the number of Americans voting?
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix — November 1, 2012
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Sinners and Saints
Faith and ethics are viewed through the skewed lens of farce in Interplayers’ production of Incorruptible
By E.J. Iannelli
Poetry in Motion
Gabrielle Calvocoressi says that poems come from what is (and isn’t) around you
By Luke Baumgarten
Hyperbolic Parabolic
A forgotten gem, Spokane’s St. Charles Church features rare design and masterful artwork
By Robert Carriker
VISUAL ARTS — The Sign Project
By Leah Sottile
Holy War on Women
Why the Vatican says American nuns have become “radical feminists”
For Your Consideration — 11.1.12
By Christian Wilson
The Little Shop That Could
How does an ice cream shop survive the winter? It makes waffles, of course
By Mike Bookey
Destined to Succeed
A savvy businessman brings pizza and beer to the Gonzaga district
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Temple Tradition
Local Buddhists remember their roots by rolling out their sushi mats
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
UPDATE — Bistro on Spruce
By Carrie Scozzaro
The Boys From Boston
Juggling concept albums and movie soundtracks, and playing baseball parks and concert halls, the Dropkick Murphys remain a crowd favorite
By Alan Sculley
Ear Candy
There’s another White duo worthy of your attention
By Gawain Fadeley
Small World
Wreck-It Ralph focuses its attention on building the wrong universe
By Scott Renshaw
Sky-High Problems
Denzel returns to form to tackle addiction in Flight
By Ed Symkus
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Odes to 11 favorite pies served at pizza spots across the Inland Northwest
By Inlander Staff
A small development at the edge of Browne's Addition has come under fire, in part because of its proximity to a tribal burial site
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Local delivery chains Pizza Rita and Pizza Pipeline have been sending tasty pies out across the region for three decades
By Chey Scott
Spokane's new city spokesman is its old
By Daniel Walters
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