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Terrain multimedia art show returns for 17th year, offering Thursday 'sneak peek' for $25 (opens the original)
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The Inland Northwest’s largest multimedia art show, Terrain, is back for its 17th year. Those interested in a “sneak peek” at the over 1,000 pieces can buy tickets for a Thursday preview at $25 each. The preview is only open to 1,000 attendees, giving early birds a more intimate look at the art show that historically draws over 10,000 people on its main day. Art and prints will be available for purchase on Thursday, giving attendees first dibs on the limited quantities available. The preview sho
Gov. Ferguson asks FEMA for individual, public aid in major disaster declaration request after Spokane Complex fires (opens the original)
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Nearly two months into the recovery from the devastating Spokane Complex Fires, Gov. Bob Ferguson submitted a request for a major disaster declaration from the feds, he announced Monday. If President Donald Trump approves the governor’s ask, it would allow millions to flow to the pockets of affected individuals and governments in and around Spokane as reimbursement for some fire-related expenses. “This is a milestone,” Ferguson said at a news conference Monday. “It will allow individual assistan
Mead School District on the hook for another $1.4 million in attorney's fees in hazing lawsuit payout (opens the original)
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Mead School District owes the Mead High School victims in a 2023 football hazing assault another $1.4 million in attorney fees reimbursement, a judge ruled earlier this month. Judge Annette Plese determined the sum on top of the $17 million a jury awarded in June to two victims in the suit and each of their pair of parents. The suit was for mental and physical suffering incurred after the two victims were assaulted at a football training camp at Eastern Washington University as high school sopho
West Valley School District voters to consider two school levies on November ballots (opens the original)
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A pair of property tax levies proposed by the West Valley School District would continue to pay for staff, extracurriculars and a collection of construction projects in the district encompassing Millwood and parts of Spokane Valley. The West Valley School District sent to ballots two levies for voter scrutiny in November: renewals of an educational programs and operations levy and a capital levy. Both would start in 2028, after existing levies expire at the end of next year. If approved by voter
'Sharing is caring': Spokanites unite, build community in international potluck (opens the original)
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The ingredients on the heaping plates were as diverse as the people in a room at the Shadle Park Library on Saturday. At a potluck hosted by the Eastern Washington Refugee Coalition, attendees dined on Venezuelan pasta salad, Ethiopian Injera bread, Sudanese saffron rice, cookies from Panera Bread and Afghan Bolani, just a handful of the dishes attendees brought. Just as the servings of the dish sat together on one plate, community members from myriad countries sat together at “the longest table
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