Latest from The Spokesman-Review

• Woman allegedly preyed on elderly neighbor’s fear of nursing home to steal $10,000

  February 27, 2013 in City A Spokane Valley woman has been charged with forcing a 91-year-old neighbor to give her power of attorney and then stealing $10,000 from the elderly woman’s bank account. 23

• Interns tackle problems that trigger non-emergency 911 calls

  December 8, 2010 in City on Page A5 Assistant Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer knew something had to change three years ago when he responded to a 911 call from an elderly woman in north Spokane. The woman’s husband … 2

• This Sandpoint senior hits all the right notes

  December 11, 2007 in Features on Page D1 It has been six months since I introduced you to a Light in the Maze, an elder whose life shines brightly so others can be encouraged. In December, I bring …

• Hospice offers positive, life-affirming choices

  November 27, 2007 in Features on Page D5 Hospice is about much more than dying. It is also about living as well as possible after you’ve received a terminal diagnosis. Earlier this month, I joined many others in …

• Seek proper nutrition as part of care routine

  October 30, 2007 in Features on Page D1 Whenever my wife and I are having a meal with family and/or friends, I know I may be asked to offer a table grace. The intent of my grace is …

• Lights shine on difference-making Murfins

  May 15, 2007 in Features on Page D1 Some weeks ago, I came across an imaginative conversation between an anonymous writer and God. “I ask God: ‘How much time do I have left?’ and God replies: ‘Enough to …