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Vol. 20, No. 30
Burn Notice
As drier weather arrives, forest officials share fire prevention tips for Wildfire Awareness Week
By Jacob Jones
Hard Data
New figures on homeless in Spokane; plus, the latest in Spokane tribe’s bid to build a casino
By Deanna Pan
A Deadly Lesson
The death of an inmate work-crew member last October has resulted in new statewide safety protocols and a $25,100 fine
Party Planner
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers discusses whether the Republican Party needs major repairs or just a fresh coat of paint
By Daniel Walters
Cougar by the Tail
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Power to the People
Will Spokane step up and grab its own future?
By Thomas Alan Linzey
Keeping America
Announcing a new local effort to inspire today’s students to learn where their country came from
By George Nethercutt
Through the Generations
Camp Four Echoes has been helping girls become self-confident for 75 years and counting
By Azaria Podplesky
Innocence and Experience
At just 18, Conrad Tao comes to town to play Beethoven with the Symphony
By E.J. Iannelli
The Long Road
After six years looking for stability, Erik Meyer has found success with the Shock
By Howie Stalwick
How We Got Here
The search for family is getting easier. But you may not always find what you want
By Lisa Waananen
Summer Camps 2013: Day Camps
By Inlander Staff
Balancing Your Budget
Summer camp doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg
By Jordy Byrd
TV — The Ryan Lochte Disaster
The Olympic swimmer embraces life as a "reality" star
By Ashley Graham
Savoring Summer
Tips and listings for local summer camps
By Chey Scott
Summer Camps 2013: Sports
My Time at Camp
If you are sending your kids to summer camp, read this first
By Chris Bovey
For Your Consideration
Charlie Parr's Barnswallow, The Esperanza Fire and Mike and Ike
Summer Camps 2013: Residential
Summer Camps 2013: Arts and Education
Local Flavor
We asked local bartenders to make us their official Spokane cocktail
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Boutique Bakery
Sweet Dreams on Division isn’t just for brides
UPDATE — The Two Seven Public House
Band of Brothers
Flying Mammals take experimentation to a whole new level
By Sarah Munds
You Like Us?
Overnight pop stars MGMT are still surprised at their own success
By Jordan Satterfield
Accurate Translation
Baz Luhrmann gives the great American novel a 3D treatment
By Ed Symkus
Quick Adaptation
The Inlander’s winning short fiction submissions become the subject of the 50 Hour Slam
By Mike Bookey
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Politicians avoided the Superfund scarlet letter for Lake Coeur d'Alene, but with a tourism empire now at stake, leaders want to tackle pollution
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Breean Beggs elected city council president; Cindy Wendle concedes
By Jacob H. Fries
Nadine Woodward won. Now comes the hard part
Spokane's Gander and Ryegrass invites diners to slow down and savor with a multi-course menu and comfortable setting
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