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Kids these days? Spokane economists, professionals weigh in on changes in the world of work (opens the original)
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The phrase “kids these days” might conjure mental images of an elder curmudgeon shaking wrinkled fists at any youth who dare step on their lawn from the shaded comfort of a front-porch rocking chair. Indeed, figures from every generation have described the youth of their time as some variation of “inadequate.” But is there any merit to such a view of young workers, in Spokane or beyond? Mike McBride, a Spokane-based economist with the Washington Employment Security Department, said the deck may
Man dead in north Spokane County motorcycle crash (opens the original)
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A man was killed Tuesday when his motorcycle went off road just north of Milan, Washington. The man, identified by the Spokane County Medical Examiner’s office as Eugene Ford, had been driving north along Milan Elk Road at speeds witnesses estimated around 90 mph before crashing into a sign at the Eloika Road intersection, a news release from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office said. Ford, 37, had been wearing a helmet at the time of the crash but no other protective gear, the release said. Pass
Are mosquitoes and ticks in the Northwest dangerous? Usually not, but many Washington counties don't monitor risk (opens the original)
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Last year, a Tacoma woman may have been the first person to contract malaria from within the state of Washington. Health officials sought to assure the public in an announcement that malaria risk to the non-traveling public “is very low,” with the unlucky woman likely having been bit by a mosquito that had fed on a recent international traveler. Though that particular Tacoma mosquito has long since retired from its malaria-spreading days, its brethren remain under supervision in the state due to
Missing 74-year-old with Alzheimer's believed dead (opens the original)
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The body of a woman found in a field south of Chattaroy’s Bear Lake is likely that of a missing 74-year-old with Alzheimer’s disease, the sheriff’s office announced Saturday. Lynn Chamberlain left her home for a walk Monday evening, the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office wrote in a Facebook announcement. A family member requested a welfare check when she did not return home. Deputies used a drone to search for her and issued a public request for help on Tuesday. Saturday morning, search and rescue
Otis Orchards house fire displaces family (opens the original)
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An Otis Orchards house fire displaced a family of five early Thursday morning. Spokane Valley Fire Department responded to reports of a porch fire at 3322 N. Campbell Road around 2 a.m., according to a news release. A “heavy” fire was on the outside of the residence and extending into the attic when crews arrived. The two adults, three kids, three dogs and two cats who lived in the house all evacuated and were uninjured, the release said. They reportedly told firefighters that they were initiall
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