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'Smashing poverty': Partners Inland Northwest breaks ground on new 65,000-square-foot building (opens the original)
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Partners Inland Northwest is running out of room in its remodeled church. The Spokane Valley charity organization feeds approximately 16,000 families each month. In a former home improvement store soon to be remodeled, Partners hopes to double their giving output and become the hub for all social services in the Valley, said Spokane Valley Deputy Mayor Tim Hattenburg. “My greatest hope is that that single mom with three kids comes into this lobby with makeup running down her face and she sees a
National politics inflect Spokane's fall state House rematch (opens the original)
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Republican Tony Kiepe admits attending his party’s convention in Dallas earlier this month may not help him win in Spokane. But he thinks it should. “This whole convention was a reminder of what we stand for and what they stand for. Democrats have no good policies that will help America. All their policies are 100% against Republicans and against Trump,” he said of the Republican midterm convention. This fall, Kiepe will face Democratic Rep. Natasha Hill in a rematch of a race she won by more th
'That's America': In Spokane, Pence recalls how 9/11 forged closeness even among political foes (opens the original)
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The most bipartisan moment of former Vice President Mike Pence’s career in public service was the morning of 9/11. As a congressman from Indiana, Pence was not in congressional leadership at that time. But after a quick prayer with his staff after the World Trade Center towers fell, Pence found himself in a Capitol Hill office room with leaders of both parties. “In the midst of that pandemonium, I was sent in the direction of our elected leaders. When I walked into that room, all the Republicans
'True American hero': Former VP Mike Pence receives Foley Award in Spokane for actions during capitol insurrection (opens the original)
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Then-Vice President Mike Pence does not remember January 6, 2021, as a day of tragedy. He remembers it as a day that became a “triumph of freedom.” “As the world watched, they saw not so much the violence of that day. I think ultimately, they saw the resilience of our institutions that were able to prevail over that moment and move forward,” Pence said in Spokane Thursday night. The former Republican Vice President was brought to Spokane to receive the WSU Thomas S. Foley Award for Distinguished
Baumgartner and Conroy face off on Iran, Israel and tariffs at Spokesman debate (opens the original)
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Foreign policy took center stage in the first debate between Republican Congressman Michael Baumgartner and Democrat Carmela Conroy on Wednesday. Both candidates have a background in international relations and foreign affairs. Conroy is a retired diplomat across the globe, and Baumgartner worked with American diplomats in Iraq and Afghanistan. Conroy was squarely defeated in 2024 by Baumgartner, who won with just over 60% of the vote in the general election. Conroy immediately announced her com
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