Issue Archives
Issue of
Apr 19-25, 2018
News
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![Developer Ron Wells turned apartment units in Finch Hall into condominium units — but it's a lot more difficult to build condos from scratch.]()
![Homelessness among Spokane students decreased by 25 percent in 2016-17]()
![Research suggests patients may be better off with acetaminophen to treat chronic pain instead of opioids.]()
![Washington state Department of Licensing stiffens against ICE]()
![Council members Mike Fagan (left) and Kate Burke during the Pledge of Allegiance.]()
![How dosing man's best friends with medicinal marijuana could potentially help health issues]()
![As bongs improve, who can forget these three improv classics?]()
![A U.S. soldier stands near an overturned plane at the Agadez airfield, in Agadez, Niger, April 12, 2018. Hundreds of American troops are working feverishly to complete a $110 million airfield that will be used to strike extremists in West and North Africa, a region where most Americans have no idea the country is fighting.]()
![Dr. Ronny Jackson, the White House physician, discusses President Donald Trump’s health at the White House in Washington, Jan. 16, 2018.]()
Comment
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![Who will be Idaho's next governor?]()
![Vessel Coffee Roasters on North Monroe Street.]()
![On the Street]()
![With two women squaring off, how will gender dynamics play out in the 5th District race?]()
![Rogers High School junior Jackee Smith (left) and Spokane Public Schools' student services coordinator Chris Moore want to raise awareness about youth suicide.]()
Culture
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![Get Lit! Director Kate Peterson.]()
![Anne Lamont headlines a Get Lit! event at the Bing on April 28.]()
![FROM LEFT: Chelsea Martin, Bryant Terry, Hanif Abdurraqib and Maggie Smith all read at this year's festival.]()
![Some of our favorite writers reflect on what Get Lit! has meant to them and the Inland Northwest]()
![GET LIT!: Tokers, smokers and night prowlers: A former Get Lit! director recalls strange times from festivals past]()
![Check out dance inspired by the Spokane River this weekend.]()
![Silver Linings: When you stop avoiding the gym, life might test your newfound willpower]()
![Problem Areas, Broadway in the Inland Northwest and more you need to know]()
![I Saw You]()
Food
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![Writer Cara Strickland enjoys a meal and glass of wine solo at the Wandering Table.]()
Music
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![Experimenting with sound and vision, British trio alt-J brings its immersive, cutting-edge live show to Spokane.]()
![The continuing impact of Urban Cowboy, the movie that brought country and pop music together]()
Film
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![Revisiting The Big Lebowski - and the cult surrounding its slacker hero - 20 years later]()
Special Guides
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![Easy steps you can take to rethink your impact on the planet]()
![A 2017 drone photo, from Cutboard Studio, shows Hangman Creek choked with dirt and pollution, shortly before spawning season for redband trout.]()
![MLK Unity March & Resource Fair]()
MLK Unity March & Resource Fair @ Spokane Convention Center
Mon., Jan. 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
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