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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Turning with the seasons

As the temperatures head south, instincts help us prepare for harder times.

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Roadshow to remember

Woman brings rare Beatles memorabilia for appraisal and comes away satisfied.

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Beyond the brewery grind

The Collector says an early 1900s Coors coffee maker is a rare find.

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A classic addition

Do-it-yourself hall tree puts a useful and handsome piece of furniture in your home.

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Late-season splendor

Dazzling dahlias leave Spokane Valley garden awash in color.

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Couple earn just reward

North Side garden starts as a project and evolves into the Garden of the Month.

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Easing a fruit bush’s burden

The year’s weather patterns did no favors for thornless blackberry bushes.

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A gutter guard that works

After years of testing, a discovery uncovers a product that won’t let you down.

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Mark your calendars

Check our comprehensive lists for home, garden, farmers’ markets and pets.

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