HeyJaredElizabeth Gallagher
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Inaugural Dahlia Festival sets out to relax community after wildfires (opens the original)
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There are hayrides, a paint and sip and dahlia picking at Green Bluff on Saturday, as part of an inaugural event, the Dahlia Festival. “The idea is for them to be introduced or just enjoy the dahlias because they’re such a beautiful flower. And definitely during this time, everybody needs some beauty added to their life,” said Brandy Sears, owner of Mountain View Venue. Sears emphasized that she wanted the community to be able to come together and relax. Omni Heal LLC is going to be offering cha
Professor Universe brings STEM magic to Whitman County libraries (opens the original)
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Professor Universe, or Dallas Akins, is a famed STEM performer. This STEM-liberty is coming to the Whitman County area. “… You will get to learn about one of the most profound and important phenomenon and cycles on our planet: the carbon cycle,” Akins said in an email. “It affects life, the atmosphere, the water cycle and links almost every natural phenomenon together on the planet, from mountains to volcanoes, all the way to the ocean.” The show has roughly nine characters, features a ton of ad
Spokane Police Department gets funding for two sexual assault evidence fridges (opens the original)
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The Spokane Police Department is getting two new fridges, thanks to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project. The new fridges will specifically be for sexual assault kits. The Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project was started in late 2017 under then-Attorney General Bob Ferguson. It launched as a $3 million grant to help address the “… accumulation of unsubmitted sexual assault kits (SAK) in the possession of local law enforcement agencies and hospitals,” according to the Sexual Assault Kit Ini
Garland District invites community to paint next Art Alley mural (opens the original)
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The Garland Art Alley is getting a new addition. A 350-tile, 8-by-8-foot mural dubbed the “Community Love Mosaic Mural” offers artists and nonartists alike the chance to paint a tile for $20 that will be installed at Garland Avenue and Post Street, in the parking lot of 2nd Wind Espresso. “Individuals of any age or skill level can use their creativity to paint whatever they want. The only stipulation is that it is family-friendly and nonpolitical,” the lead organizer Julie Shepard said in an ema
No-Li Brewery garners international attention, 212th global award for local business (opens the original)
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In Oxford, Ohio, one of the largest beer competitions in the world was held on Wednesday. And at that U.S. Open Beer Championship, Spokane’s No-Li Brewhouse was awarded the international award for its Victrix Squatch Juicy Imperial IPA. Victrix Squatch got a Gold Medal out of more than 8,000 beers across the United States and abroad. “ It’s rewarding to see a beer tied to that mission receive recognition on an international stage,” John Bryant, founder of No-Li Brewhouse, said in a news release.
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