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Issue of
Aug 27 - Sep 2, 2015
News
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![Mike Conrad was on welfare when he, his brother and a cousin founded Zaycon Fresh; five years later, it's a $17 million business.]()
![Sen. Patty Murray, D-WA, has come out in support of the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration.]()
![The intersection at Main Avenue and Wall Street is closed off as the Saad Building is demolished to make room for Urban Outfitters.]()
![CLOCKWISE, from left: A burned house outside of Omak; a road sign between Chelan and Okanogan; a procession for the fallen firefighters.]()
![Diversified Bud]()
Comment
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![See a Need, Fill It]()
![Connecting the Dots]()
![The Clouds Finally Part]()
Culture
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![Off to Camp]()
![Now living in Spokane, Omy Karorero and his wife, Sam, met in Rwanda, and hope to build an arts-oriented nonprofit for Rwandan street kids.]()
![Will Fear the Walking Dead get as gory as the original?]()
![For Your Consideration]()
![The Spokane Horseshoe Pitchers Association holds an annual tournament this weekend at Franklin Park.]()
![Time Traveling]()
![I Saw You]()
Food
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![The salad caprese at Uva Trattoria's new downtown Coeur d'Alene location.]()
![Gonzaga has its first on-campus pub.]()
Music
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![Buzz Osborne is the one with all the hair.]()
![The Seattle-based Wimps' version of an awkward family photo.]()
Film
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![Owen Wilson runs for his life, and away from his usual comedic roles.]()
![In the documentary Meru, climbers attempt to ascend one of the toughest peaks in the world.]()
Special Guides
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![Keira Larson, 9, with paper flowers that she and her family make and sell; proceeds support local animal shelters.]()
![Natalie Wright of Make A Wish Foundation and Jenn Mitchell of Monterey at Monterey Cafe.]()
![To a New Home]()
![Volunteers of America CEO Marilee Roloff is readying for retirement.]()
![Peirone Prize Winners]()
![Jessie Isadore began teaching Salish as soon as she began learning the language herself.]()
![Tales of the American]()
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