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News >  Crime/Public Safety

Man trapped, pronounced dead at scene of single-vehicle collision south of Long Lake

A man was trapped and later pronounced dead Friday afternoon when his vehicle crashed in northwestern Spokane County. Spokane County sheriff’s deputies say at about 12:45 p.m. they received a call from witnesses describing a vehicle on its side not far from the east side of Wood Road, near Martha Lane, about 13 miles south of the Long Lake Dam picnic area.
News >  Family

CdA Tribe hosts annual Julyamsh

Organizers of the annual Julyamsh powwow this weekend are expecting large crowds and plenty of dancing as the popular event welcomes days of balmy weather.
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VegFest 2019 to feature plant-based bodybuilder, dietitian and DJ

For its sixth iteration, Spokane’s VegFest Healthy Living Expo on Saturday will feature a vegan bodybuilder and DJ. Sponsored by the Inland Northwest Vegan Society, or InVeg, the event at Spokane Community College from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. will feature vegan food trucks, live music and exhibitors teaching everything from healthy living to animal- and eco-friendly cooking and eating.
News >  Spokane

Hutton Settlement kicks off centennial celebration with officials, alums, Babe Ruth’s granddaughter

It’s been 91 years since Levi William “L.W.” Hutton last visited his century-old children’s home in Spokane Valley. But after Friday’s centennial celebration, in which the bright, bronze statue depicting the late philanthropist was unveiled to the world, you might say he has returned to the bucolic and historic campus that has provided long-term care to kids for a century.
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Review: Where it’s at? Beck and Cage the Elephant at the Gorge

With a Grammy win for Best Alternative Music Album for 2017’s “Color” – and a new album on the way this summer – you’d think that Beck Hansen, born Beck David Campbell, would show signs of slowing down. Or at least drop a hint or two that he’d like some time off.