Rosemary Wright
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Checking Spokane County gas pumps amid viral milk jug trend (opens the original)
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You may have seen videos online claiming gas pumps are shortchanging customers, but a closer look tells a different story. NonStop Local tested pumps at five Spokane County gas stations to see if the viral videos are true. SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. â Viral videos showing people using milk jugs to question gas pump accuracy pushed NonStop Local to check pumps across Spokane County with a proper gas can on Wednesday. The testing found pumps to be more accurate than the online posts suggested. In the
Spokane County homeowner says PFAS contamination cut home value (opens the original)
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SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. â A former West Plains homeowner said contamination from harmful "forever chemicals" in her well water left her paying thousands of dollars and losing value on her property. During an interview at her new home, Liz Powell told NonStop Local she first learned there could be a problem about 2 years ago via word of mouth in her community. "We had a neighbor about two years ago when I first got the house ready for sale who told me that I needed to have my well tested," Powel
Northwest's energy needs may double by 2046, feedback wanted on plan (opens the original)
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST - Energy leaders across the Northwest have prepared a major power plan for the region as energy needs could double in the next twenty years.  The Northwest Power and Conservation Council asked for feedback from locals on the plan. Monday, the council will hold the first of several upcoming public hearings for residents to comment on its Ninth Power Plan: one in Spokane at 4:00 p.m., and the other in Coeur d'Alene at 4:30 p.m. A statement from the council described this plan
Old Trails Fire family faces $90K cleanup bill insurance won't cover (opens the original)
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Jessica Thomas says her family has run into wall after wall trying to get outside help, with many aid organizations prioritizing homes that burned down completely. SPOKANE, Wash. â The Old Trails Fire left Jessica Thomas and her family in a difficult position, with their home still standing but still unsafe to live in. Despite several tens of thousands of dollars in ash and smoke damage, insurance will not foot the bill.  The fire burned right up to Thomas's doorstep on August 1, with the f
Sunny first day of school for Spokane, Coeur d'Alene (opens the original)
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Air Quality Watches are still in place for parts of the Inland Northwest as smoke and haze from area fires lingers. SPOKANE, Wash. - Sunny and warm conditions are in store for Eastern Washington as the kids head back to school. Expect daytime highs in the mid 80s for the Spokane-Coeur d'Alene Metro Area on Monday, with overnight lows in the mid 50s. Models show single-digit wind speeds, and dry weather to start off the work week as well. Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 72F. Winds light and varia
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