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'Genuine problem': Journalist who examined homeless questions laissez-faire approach to drugs and homelessness (opens the original)
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The Atlantic magazine journalist Michael Powell spent a year examining homelessness across the United States and Canada. The outcome was a story in June that questioned leaders in cities like Seattle who have taken a lax approach to homelessness, creating what the report describes as a “zombie apocalypse.” Spokane has been dealing with high levels of homelessness and public drug use for many years. About a year ago the city shifted policy, allowing for more arrests coupled with more outreach in
'More than just a walk': Man starts journey from Deer Park to DC to raise money for veterans memorial (opens the original)
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Robert Whaley made the first steps of his long walk for a cause on 9/11. He held an American flag as he walked south from Deer Park along the side of U.S. Highway 395. He made it to Spokane VFW Hall near North Central High School later in the day. He plans to start toward Boise on Saturday, and hopes to make it to Washington, D.C., within a few months. Whaley said he’s prepared for the elements. “I went winter shopping,” he said. “We’re going to walk right through the snow.” Whaley, who ran for
Depending on your perspective, Spokane's worst fire happened Saturday (opens the original)
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Only five weeks ago, a fire tore through Camp Sekani and into a neighborhood north of Spokane Valley, destroying 14 homes. The Upriver fire killed one person and burned 213 acres. That kind of wildfire, one that rips through an urban or suburban neighborhood burning a dozen or so houses, used to be rare during Spokane County’s fire seasons. There was the Valley View fire in 2008 that burned about 12 homes near Dishman Hills. The Hangman Hills fire in 1987 burned a couple dozen. One used to stand
Historic South Hill home heavily damaged by fire (opens the original)
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While Spokane firefighters were swamped fighting a massive wildfire on the North Side on Saturday evening, another blaze broke out on the South Hill. Sam Joseph, a retired pulmonary doctor and Washington State University professor, said he and his wife noticed smoke in their home, 1910 S. Upper Terrace Road, about 7:45 p.m. Everyone safely escaped but the fire quickly spread in the home. “Because of the power outage, we had the generator going,” said Joseph, sipping coffee with friends Sunday mo
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