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News & Comment
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- News
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Between the Bullets
Aaron Johnson was shot by police in 2014, bounced around and found himself, again, in an all-too-familiar scenario
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- News
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Waiting For Justice
One year later, CdA murder trial could be pushed back to 2017; plus, permit denied for coal export terminal
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- News
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Rush To Judgment
A complaint against council assistant Richard Rush tests the council's ability to handle HR concerns — but was Rush's firing fair?
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- News
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Seeking Safe Space
A new website attempts to help transgender people avoid businesses where they may not be welcome
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- Comment
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Wearing Yellowface
Is Spokane's head of human resources showing her true colors?
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- Comment
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'Most Pressing Need'
Trail Mix: Locals line up for Trump (or do they?); County Commission race
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- Comment
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Year of Bad Candidates
America has to hope this dark political season sows seeds of future leadership
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- Green Zone
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Delivering the Goods
Subscription boxes bring marijuana and hemp accessories to consumers' doors
Culture & Food
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- Arts & Culture
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The Community's Con
From modest beginnings, Spokane's pop culture and comic book convention now celebrates its 10th year
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- Arts & Culture
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Fresh Air
Arbor Crest Wine Cellars kicks off its expanded summer concert series
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- Arts & Culture
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ARTS | Unifest
A new addition to the Spokane arts festival scene
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- Arts & Culture
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For Your Consideration
Killer country sounds, winning weekly documentary and a deep dive into L.A. punk pioneers
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- Arts & Culture
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Staying Alive
The owners of Moscow's independent video store know the way to survive is to adapt
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- Food & Drink
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Story Time
Happy Hour Guide 2016
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- Food & Drink
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PJ'S PUB
Happy Hour Guide 2016
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- Food & Drink
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CUM INN
Happy Hour Guide 2016
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- Food & Drink
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CHECKERBOARD BAR
Happy Hour Guide 2016
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- Food & Drink
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THE CORNER CLUB
Happy Hour Guide 2016
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- Food & Drink
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Batch 100
A Spokane homebrew club contributes to the region's craft beer boom — and Beer Week — from their basements and garages
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- Food & Drink
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Old Spot, New Vibe
1898 Public House opens the former Spokane Country Club to all comers
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I Saw You
Week of May 12th
Music & Film
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- Music
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American Music
Violent Femmes co-founder Brian Ritchie opens up about still selling out shows after all these years, new material and that famous lawsuit
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- Music
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Forever Funky
NYC's Turkuaz explores its '80s influences on Digitonium
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- Film
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Where Are the Women?
A critic's year-long deep dive into the way movies portray half of humanity
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- Film
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Buzzkilled
Multicultural, intergenerational buddy comedy Dough falls flat