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Vol. 20, No. 17
Battle for the Booze
How Costco and big grocery stores are trying to corner more of the bar business
By Daniel Walters
Data Cops
The Spokane Police Department rebuilds around statistics-based enforcement model
By Jacob Jones
Brought to the USA
Gabriela Alvarez didn’t have a choice when she came here illegally. But that didn’t stop her from chasing her own American Dream
By Joe O'Sullivan
Polishing the Badge
Spokane Police get PR help; plus, sizing up a casino proposal
By Jacob Jones and Daniel Walters
Lights Out
America is arguing its way to Second World status
By Robert Herold
City Business
Inlander Endorsements
By Inlander Staff
Lost Memories
Decades later, maybe someone will recognize the faces
By Lisa Waananen
For Your Consideration — February 7, 2013
By Eric Gavelin
Out of the Basement
A new club hopes Spokane will embrace the sport of table tennis
Whole Lot of Awesome
Dust off that glittery jean jacket — Rock of Ages is taking you back to the ’80s
By Ashley Graham
Welfare Tests
Washington could be the next state to require welfare drug testing
By Heidi Groover
THEATER — Dinner Plays
By Chey Scott
Skywalking
Eating lunch a story above downtown Spokane
UPDATE — Little Euro
Long Live Barbecue
Dickey’s arrival signals the Inland Northwest’s increasing love for barbecue
By Jo Miller
A Good Pie
Zentropa Pizzeria and Pub proves that Cheney is no longer just for students
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Highest Form of Flattery
Built to Spill didn’t invent indie rock, they just showed everyone how to do it right
By Mike Bookey
Together As One
With its new album, Helio Sequence presents a unified front
By Seth Sommerfeld
Brain Dead
Stallone flexes his action muscles again, but that doesn’t save Bullet to the Head
By Maryann Johanson
Pill Popping
Soderbergh finds his groove with the creepy, thrilling Side Effects
By Ed Symkus
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