Inside this week’s issue
Readers to the rescue
The pattern on Slim Dossey’s quilt has been identified as Grandmother’s Flower Garden.
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Don’t count on cleaning up
Antique wash basin dates to the 1880s, but its value doesn’t reflect its age.
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Charmed, they’re sure
Family has transformed its South Hill hidden treasure into a beauty.
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Cozy but not costly
Economical cabin project provides as much strength as it does comfort.
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It’s time to think miniature
The plant industry has been very busy while catering to small-space gardeners.
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Downtown to stay
Former Spokane Valley resident decided to go condo and hasn’t looked back.
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Historic seating
Jim and Arlene Coulson outfit their home theater with seats from the Fox.
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Temporary living
Chattaroy family sets up camp in huge garage while new home is being built.
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Break out the toothbrush
The best way to your pet’s oral health is through regular brushing.
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