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Vintage trailer enthusiasts share their journeys restoring and enjoying their home-away-from-home masterpieces

By Carrie Scozzaro

T here's plenty to like about trailer camping, from pop-ups to pull-behinds, the latter being the perfect synthesis of creature comforts and outdoor-readiness...

This Aloha camper, now nicknamed "Dinah," was manufactured by a Beaverton, Oregon company in the 1960s and restored by Doug and Teresa Johnson at their Mead workshop.
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Fly Fish Spokane guides people through nature right in the heart of the community

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Spokane's former HR director Amber Richards told Woodward administration she couldn't continue at city "in good faith or with good conscience"

By Daniel Walters

City of Spokane spokesman Brian Coddington says he "could not begin to speculate" on why Richards wrote she couldn't continue working in her position "as a matter of principle."

Biscuits and gravy is a diner classic; here are some local spots that do it right

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An order of Biscuits & Gravy at Frank's Diner.

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