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Mayor Sandi Bloem, City Council members, city staff, St. Vincent de Paul Board and staff, and officials from Contractors Northwest participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for a 15-unit apartment house completed at the corner of Fruitland and Neider built with $2 million in grant funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Section 811 program. More here.
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Cindy_H on November 20 at 5:32 p.m.
I want me some big scissors!
spokelooneh on November 20 at 11:52 p.m.
“Spokane ranks among ‘most charitable’ cities/SR”
“The top five are Madison, Wis.; Richmond, Va.; Seattle; Cincinnati; and Austin, Texas.”
Interesting.
Madison, Wis, ultra liberal.
Richmond, VA, moderate to liberal
Seattle, quite liberal.
Cincinnati, moderate to liberal
Austin, TX, liberal
City of Spokane, moderate to liberal.