Ryan Crocker, who was named ambassador to Iraq just over a year ago, is in Spokane, where his mother still lives. He will visit with the editorial board tomorrow. What questions would you ask him? (S-R photo from 2007, Brian Plonka: A sign at McDonald…
Today's editorial highlights the need for the state and the federal government to spell out what exactly is expected of locals in order to get a major transportation project (item: the North Spokane Corridor) completed. And they're going to have to kick in their share.
We've got a good conversation going at the post "Our View: Leadership Alert" below. Join in and have a safe Drive at 5.
Always to want togo back, to correctan error, ease a guilt, see how a friendis doing. And yet,one doesn't, exceptin memory, in dreams.The land remains desolate.-- From "The Tortoise" by Cid Corman( J.BART RAYNIAK photo/The Spokesman-Review)It's Friday. The land remains desolate outside. What's on your…
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