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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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A small group of Spokane teens make a name for themselves with Junk by a Punk. Page 4 
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Art for garden’s sake

Local youths use their recycling skills

to turn junk into garden art.

Page 4

Benefits of living light

Spokane’s Samantha Jenkins knows the value of shedding material wealth.

Page 6

Alpaca showcase

If you’re into alpacas, mark the last week in April on your calendar.

Page 8

How sweet 16 can be

Local teen receives the ultimate birthday present: a new bedroom.

Page 9

It’s time to get busy

Gardening columnist Pat Munts sends you down the path of preparation.

Page 12

Don’t forget the TLC

Today’s gardening Q-and-A points out the importance of babying certain azaleas.

Page 13

She’s on the attack

Juan Juan Moses knows the drill when it comes to roses. So she grabs the clippers.

Page 14

It’s time to celebrate

Earth Day is nearly upon us. So what are you waiting for? Get out and enjoy.

Page 15

Newcomers settle in

Former New Yorkers Monica and Brooks Holland make their home in Spokane.

Page 16

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