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Spokane salon reopens following car crash and shattered door days apart (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Heartbreaker Studio reopened Wednesday after two separate incidents in less than a week caused extensive damage to the downtown Spokane salon. Employees were working Friday when a vehicle crashed into the salon after it was struck by another car, leaving a large hole in the studio and taking down a window. No one was hurt. The crash damaged salon chairs, desks and tables, along with the window and its frame, Higgins said. Staff members spent the weekend cleaning and restoring
South Perry Street Fair brings music, food and family activities to Spokane (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â The 24th annual South Perry Street Fair brought live music, food and family-friendly activities to the South Perry District. The outdoor event featured hundreds of booths, a kids zone, local food trucks and three stages of musical acts. Visitors also found locally made art, photo opportunities, animal balloons and oversized cotton candy. âItâs been really fun, super good energy,â attendee Jaden Cruz said. âIâve seen a lot of smiles out today. I know me and my friends
Coeur d'Alene voters to decide on school district levy increase in November (opens the original)
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho â Voters in the Coeur d'Alene School District will decide in November whether to approve a maintenance and operations levy that would fund the district for the next two school years. School board members are seeking an additional $5.25 million, saying higher costs for utilities, diesel and other day-to-day expenses are putting pressure on the district budget. District leaders say levy funding accounts for about 25% of the district's overall budget. The additional funding w
Spokane teen with cerebral palsy surprised with adaptive bike at Shriners (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â For most of her life, riding a bike did not seem possible for 14-year-old Emelyn Blair. That changed Friday when Emelyn arrived at Shriners Childrenâs Spokane for what she believed was a therapy session and found a specially adapted bike waiting for her. The bike, which costs nearly $4,000, was purchased by the El Katif Shriners, a local philanthropic group that supports children. Emelynâs reaction when she saw it made the surprise especially meaningful for those involved.
Spokane wildfire grant provides critical relief to fire victims (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â For Peggy, the road to recovery from losing her home of 25 years began with a $10,000 check. When fires swept through the Spokane area last month, Peggy's house burned to the ground. The reality of rebuilding hit hard when she started researching cleanup costs for her property. That's when she learned about the Karen Worthy Wildfire Grant, a relief fund established by local philanthropist Walt Worthy to help fire victims get back on their feet. Peggy applied three weeks ago a
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