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![The reclaimed interior of the SIEER Building at McKinstry Station.]()
![Jill Staples at Alexandria's House]()
![Kitchen Emissions]()
![Life in a Green House]()
![TOP: Salmon with fall vegetables. BOTTOM: Scenes from Syringa, and Chef Viljo Basso.]()
![Psychologist Jennifer Van Wey explains how the brain can benefit from a progressive training regimen.]()
![Farmgirlfit owners Jaunessa Walsh (left) and Jenni Niemann power through their regimen.]()
![The tool developed by CryoShape to treat keloid scars.]()
![Benefit: Soup and Art]()
![SUPERFOOD]()
![Jill Escher: "The autism explosion has been with us for more than two decades ... and we have our heads in the sand."]()
![Matt Thompson is a pediatrician at Spokane's Kids Clinic.]()
![Volunteer ombudsman Tamela Carlson leaves the SNAP offices in north Spokane on her rounds to check in on those who might have trouble speaking up for themselves.]()
![CHARITY CORNER]()
![HEALTH NEWS]()
![Makoto Fujimura: Silence – Mysterion]()
Makoto Fujimura: Silence – Mysterion @ Jundt Art Museum
Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Continues through Jan. 4
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