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November 19, 2009 in City
The Rev. Kenny St. Hilaire
The Rev. Kenny St. Hilaire reflects on his upcoming role as the co-chair of the Christmas Bureau. He will be the face of the event that will distribute new toys, food vouchers and books to needy Spokane-area families for the holidays. The bureau has been a tradition for more than six decades and has operated continuously since 1955. The bureau runs Dec. 9 to 19 this year at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center.
Look for correspondent Megan Cooley’s story about the kickoff of the Christmas Fund in the Nov. 27 Spokesman-Review.
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Quilting Ladies
December 17, 2008 in Features, Voices, City For almost 100 years, Catholic women of Spokane’s diocese have made quilts. For most of that time, quilts were given to the poor through St. Vincent de Paul Society outlets, …
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For co-chair of Christmas Bureau, a call to compassion
November 27, 2009 in City on Page A1
When the Rev. Kenny St. Hilaire was about 7 years old, he thought he might want to be a priest one day. The youngest of seven children in a devout …
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Young priest is co-chair of Christmas Bureau
November 26, 2009 in City
When the Rev. Kenny St. Hilaire was about 7 years old, he thought he might want to be a priest one day. The youngest of seven children in a devout …
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Historic homes in Spokane
March 19, 2010 in News From the photo archives, here are some vintage photos of homes around Spokane, paired with photos taken recently. Take the tour and see how these historic buildings have changed over …
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Judo in Spokane
March 10, 2010 in News Spokane Judo will send three young competitors to the Youth and Scholastic Nationals in Spokane Valley Mar. 13-14. The club is led by Sensei Brett Lewis and meets twice a …
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Feline Dentistry
March 8, 2010 in City The king of Cat Tales Zoological Training Center gets a root canal. Watch the video above, and read staff writer John Stucke’s story. 1
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“Our language is our identity”
March 5, 2010 in City In the Kalispel Tribal Language Program, new Salish speakers immerse themselves in daily conversation with elders and then teach what they have learned in nearby public schools.
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Launchpad opens co-working space
February 26, 2010 in Business Spokane’s Launchpad Inland Northwest has turned the fifth floor of the downtown Holley Mason Building into a space for business owners to work away from home and share facilities with … 3
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