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Vol. 20, No. 24
'He Called Me a Moron'
Washington will study climate changes; plus, the ACLU calls out Kootenai commissioners
By Heidi Groover, Jacob Jones and Daniel Walters
Nuclear Powered
Why the Tri-Cities is lot more worried about pink slips than leaking nuclear waste
By Daniel Walters
Carrying the Wayward
The Emergency Services Patrol van sweeps downtown Spokane, picking up alcoholics and addicts lost on the streets
By Jacob Jones
Trading Spaces
A new public market? More storefronts? Changes are coming to Main Avenue
By Heidi Groover
Flying to the Finish
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Freedom Tree, R.I.P.
Downtown Coeur d’Alene’s Freedom Tree stood for (and in the way of) so much — it should never be forgotten
By Mary Lou Reed
The Best of the Best
Highlights from the party celebrating The Inlander’s 20th Best Of issue
By Lisa Waananen
For Your Consideration — March 28, 2013
Ra Ra Riot, Cold War Kids and celebrity lives
By Chey Scott
Canines in Clothes
One Garland shop owner is bringing dog fashion to Spokane — whether it’s ready or not
By Jo Miller
Does He or Doesn't He?
It’s hard to know what Tracy Morgan really thinks. And that’s why comedy fans love him
By Kevin Stewart-Panko
One Love
As 16-year-old Lorissa Green lay dying, her grieving mother started a letter to the people whose lives Lorissa would forever change
NCAA — ZAG Post-Mortem
The unexpected is exactly what makes college basketball great, even if sometimes it’s hard to accept
By Mike Bookey
Bistro Invasion
Four Sal’s owner brings decades of experience to his menu
Shaking Things Up
Northsiders get a taste of downtown on Division
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
School of Booze
New state laws and growth in craft brewing and winemaking mean there’s a lot to learn
UPDATE — Ivano's Ristorante
The Italian stalwart of the Sandpoint culinary scene maintains a happy balance
Beating On
Ska and new wave legends the English Beat land in Spokane
By Joe O'Sullivan
All Guns Blazing
The members of Helms Alee have done their time. And in this band, they’ve found magic
By Leah Sottile
Real American Zeros
G.I. Joe: Retaliation is a lot less fun than playing with plastic dolls
By Maryann Johanson
Not Accepted
Tina Fey and Paul Rudd do their best, but can’t buoy Admission
By Ed Symkus
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Shea explored tracking enemies with GPS, Idaho lab probably developed tech used in Russian crash, and other headlines
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Idaho state officials pitched creating an inmate 'community re-entry center' in Kootenai County. Then the community rebelled
By Josh Kelety
Readers respond to the Spokane Valley City Council's refusal to pass a racial equity policy
A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change
By Wilson Criscione
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