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Spokane set to switch 911 and non-emergency calls on Oct. 27 (opens the original)
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Starting October 27, the city of Spokane will launch its own emergency dispatch center, the Spokane United 911 Network (SUN), separating from the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications Center. SPOKANE, Wash. â The city of Spokane is set to leave the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications Center on October 27 and start handling its own calls. The new dispatch center is called the Spokane United 911 Network, or SUN. City officials said the center is being outfitted with new technology, fur
Spokane County mother held on $500,000 bond in child death case (opens the original)
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Spokane, WA â A judge set a $500,000 bond for Travionna Johnson and found probable cause for second-degree manslaughter during a court hearing that also included emotional statements from her family. During her initial appearance the judge justifying the high bond saying there were concerns about community safety. Before the ruling, two family members asked the court to consider Johnsonâs mental health and her support system outside custody. Her sister urged the court to focus on treatment.
Everett pardon request puts focus on teen sentencing changes (opens the original)
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A woman convicted for taking part in the killing of an Everett man when she was 14 is now asking to clear her record as her attorney points to changes in Washington law. EVERETT, Wash. â A woman convicted for taking part in the killing of an Everett man when she was 14 is now asking to clear her record as her attorney points to changes in Washington law. Court history said Marriam Oliver was one of five teens recruited by Barbara Opel in the killing of Jerry Heimann at his Everett home 25 year
Spokane families can get food and supplies at Excelsior and 2nd Harvest (opens the original)
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Excelsior Wellness had outreach on West Indian Trail and planned to return Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Second Harvest also offered walk-up resources at its North Perry Street location. Spokane, Wash. â Families in Spokane who need help with food or basic supplies could still use community relief resources tied to fire recovery and broader financial strain. Organizers said the support was open to anyone trying to make ends meet, whether their needs were connected to the fires or not. Excelsior
Spokane shelters take in pets as fire evacuations separate families (opens the original)
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The Washington Emergency Management Division requested Best Friends Animal Society the day the fires began to come to Spokane and lead the Washington state pet task force. The group worked with local Spokane shelters to help find lost animals and support evacuees. Spokane, Wash. â Animal shelters across Spokane were working together to care for pets after the Spokane Complex fires forced fast evacuations and left many families with few places to take their animals. When the fires started, the
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