Nov 7-13, 2013

Vol. 21, No. 4

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News

  • Local News

    Tipping Point

    The Spokane City Council tips a little to the left, Washington state shoots down GMO labeling and, as of press time, the levy to buy land around Fairchild was failing

    By Heidi Groover, Deanna Pan and Daniel Walters

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  • Local News

    Free Money

    The future of the Ben Burr Trail and Riverfront Park; plus, who's getting a tax subsidy?

    By Heidi Groover, Deanna Pan and Daniel Walters

    Image: Free Money
  • Local News

    Far From Over

    The city's tentative agreement with the police guild is now public, and it's only escalating the fight over Spokane's police ombudsman

    By Heidi Groover

    Image: Far From Over
  • Local News

    Thinking Big

    Criminal Justice Commission charts five-year road map to reshape local law enforcement

    By Jacob Jones

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  • Local News

    Down to the Dollar

    More than 1.1 million people in Washington state lost a portion of their food assistance benefits this month; here's one family's story

    By Deanna Pan

    Image: Down to the Dollar
  • Columns & Letters

    A Legacy Undone

    Cathy McMorris Rodgers says we all should follow Tom Foley's example; apparently that doesn't apply to her

    By Robert Herold

    Image: A Legacy Undone
  • Columns & Letters

    Dealing With Low T

    By Ted S. McGregor Jr.

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  • Columns & Letters

    On Human Ground

    A clash of cultures out in the North Cascade wilderness

    By Brendan Buzzard

    Image: On Human Ground

Culture

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Screen

Music

Special Guides

Image: Spokane Symphony Masterworks 4: Beethoven vs. A.I.

Spokane Symphony Masterworks 4: Beethoven vs. A.I. @ The Fox Theater

Sat., Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m. and Sun., Jan. 19, 3 p.m.

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Events in and around Spokane this weekend

By Madison Pearson

Image: Events in and around Spokane this weekend

For the second year, an Idaho legislator has introduced a bill proposing mandatory minimum fines for cannabis possession

By Will Maupin

Image: For the second year, an Idaho legislator has introduced a bill proposing mandatory minimum fines for cannabis possession

The Columbia River defines our corner of the continent, but the remote valley where it starts has its own story to tell

By Knute Berger

Image: The Columbia River defines our corner of the continent, but the remote valley where it starts has its own story to tell

NEWS BRIEFS: Medical respite opens downtown

By Inlander Staff

Image: NEWS BRIEFS: Medical respite opens downtown

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