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- Aug 19, 2026
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The Spokesman-Review's high school interns scoured creameries for Spokane's sweetest scoops: Here's their picks (opens the original)
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During a summer marked by heat, smoke and fires, finding a way to cool down has been on everyone’s mind. Our summer interns, looking to duck the heat and enjoy some sweets along the way, sampled Spokane’s local ice cream spots, finding that the history behind the spots is cooler than meets the eye. And besides, who doesn’t jump at the opportunity to eat ice cream on your employer’s dime. The Milk Bottle is a nearly 100-year-old staple in the Garland District, and the scoopers still serve ice cre
Wildlife ambassador: White tiger at Cat Tales dies after bout with mouth cancer (opens the original)
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Just a few weeks shy of his 18th birthday, the beloved white Bengal tiger at Cat Tales Wildlife Center named Nalin had to be euthanized Thursday. The regal big cat had been struggling with an oral sarcoma, which caused irreparable damage, according to the wildlife center. Nalin, which is Sanskrit for “lotus flower,” was transferred to Cat Tales from the Six Flags tiger show almost a decade ago and since spent his time at the wildlife center “basking on his platform” and “splashing in his pool,”
Some drivers break Washington state law every day just to look good - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Every day, drivers break Washington state law and may not even realize it. The evidence is what's missing up front. Washington motorists will often drive their vehicles without a front license plate, which has been illegalsince 1915 and now carries a $136 fine. The Spokesman-Review recently surveyed cars in downtown Spokane during an afternoon and tallied 93 out of 600, or 15.5%, were without front license plates. Notable exemptions include motorcycles, mopeds, campers, trailers and semitrailers
Some drivers break Washington state law every day just to look good (opens the original)
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Every day, drivers break Washington state law and may not even realize it. The evidence is what’s missing up front. Washington motorists will often drive their vehicles without a front license plate, which has been illegalsince 1915 and now carries a $136 fine. The Spokesman-Review recently surveyed cars in downtown Spokane during an afternoon and tallied 93 out of 600, or 15.5%, were without front license plates. Notable exemptions include motorcycles, mopeds, campers, trailers and semitrailers
Think you can handle the heat? The District Bar to host hot wing eating competition (opens the original)
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Diners at the District Bar are about to feel the burn. The Knitting Factory venue is set to host 10 competitors at 4:30 p.m. Thursday as they take on the hottest wings Spokane has to offer. The event will be free to watch for those ages 21 and older. Local restaurants Flamin’ Joe’s, Jewel of the North, the Flying Goat and the Viking were asked to prepare 50 of the spiciest wings they could make. “A lot of these restaurants are actually making their own sauce and making it a little spicier than w
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