I wouldn't call it biblical rain. There were, after all, no frogs falling from the sky. But when I was ready to ride away from the Review Tower this afternoon, it was coming down hard. Two sodden colleagues, John and Kip, came into the lobby…
If, back in the day, setting fire to toy soldiers would have been viewed as alarming, how many of us would have gotten hauled off to see a therapist?
Yes, I said "coins." www.psacard.com
http://pnwbands.com/spokanecoliseum.html
Ask him to tell you about his family's connection to the chart-topping 1960s rock band, The Beau Brummels. www.yourepeat.com Maybe you remember their hit "Laugh Laugh." They were big enough to have "appeared" on "The Flintstones."
http://www.sha.org Yes, I have posted similar photos a hundred times before. I just never tire of defunct Spokane breweries as a theme.
After opening, scroll down to find an ad touting the first Spokane showing of a long-forgotten movie. http://mondo70.blogspot.com/2012/08/now-playing-aug-22-1962.html
http://www.seatacmedia.com/?m=201311
Well, once upon a time. www.brewerygems.com
If everyone in the Spokane area between the ages of 30 and 60 had no choice but to move somewhere at least 600 miles away, where do you suppose most would go?
http://matineeclassics.com/celebrities/actors/peter_brown/details/ Remember him? http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/peterbrown.html
This was the No. 1 song for much of March in 1985. Called a power ballad, this got played a lot on the radio. Can you remember where you might have been when you heard it? Perhaps it is odd to issue an earworm alert…
The Slice column from March 14, 1997. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1997/mar/14/the-slice-think-hard-there-must-be-something/
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