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    ‘I Have a Dream’ speech — Happy Watkins

    Rev. Percy “Happy” Watkins delivered Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, at Holy Family Hospital. This is an excerpt. Watkins is the … 1

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    Flash mob at Northtown Mall

    On Sunday, Dec. 23, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, natives peoples from Canada and the United States held a “unity dance” around the Christmas tree at … 3

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    Standoff ends

    An assault suspect who held Spokane police at bay for seven hours this morning in Hillyard is in custody.

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    Looking back: Mount St. Helens comes to town

    It was 33-years ago this month when Mount St. Helens exploded on May 18, 1980, dropping a blanket of volcanic ash on Spokane, Wash. and neighboring communities. Spokesman-Review’s Jim Kershner … 4

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    Kendama craze

    Kendama, a simple wooden toy where the player tosses and catches an attached wooden ball, is a craze in elementary schools these days. At the Finch Elementary Kendama Club, Max …

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    Hillyard Grocery employee explains foiled heist

    A woman attempted to steal a bottle of wine, but the Hillyard Grocery stocker, Jason Hill, stopped her. However, she smashed the bottle of wine on his head - cutting …

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    Mead senior wins national Poetry Out Loud contest

    Langston Ward, a senior at Mead High School, is the national Poetry Out Loud champion, rising to the top from hundreds of thousands of students who recited poetry on stages …

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    Wolverine in the Wedge

    A wolverine triggers a remote motion-activated camera set up by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists monitoring for gray wolves in the Wedge area of northern Stevens County between …

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    Then and Now: Downtown Spokane

    Here is another “Then and Now” presentation taken from the photo archives of the Spokesman-Review. Spokane, especially the downtown area, has a long and storied history of boom and bust, … 5

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    Reading Rovers

    Sue Ferney and her dog, Harry, visit Roosevelt Elementary School as part of the Reading Rovers program, which helps elementary students improve their reading skills. Young reluctant readers find …

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    Idaho widow shocked by $10,000 stash

    A Coeur d’Alene man sequestered no secrets during his 61 years of marriage – except for $10,000 cash stashed in a desk. His wife, Ellen Milow, didn’t learn of the …

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    Wreck to recreation: The West Coast Trail

    The West Coast Trail on B.C.’s Vancouver Island was built as a route to safety for shipwreck survivors. Now it’s a 45-mile hiking destination. Follow Spokesman-Review Outdoors Editor Rich Landers …

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    Desert delight for paddlers

    Photography by Rich Landers

    The Winchester Wasteway is an indelicate name for a nifty overnight canoe trip through the Columbia Basin desert southwest of Moses Lake. March through May is … 2

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    Aaliyah Johnson, Mead girls basketball

    Aaliyah Johnson, 18, of Mead High School, was given a chance to make two shots at Thursday night’s GSL Championship game against Gonzaga Prep. A promising player until the eighth …

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    Coeur d’Alene officer arrests arson suspect

    Video from Coeur d’alene police involving a suspected arsonist who threatened a Coeur d’alene officer with a knife last night.

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    West Valley High School band practice

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    West Valley High School band practice

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    How to use bear spray

    Preaching bear awareness and the benefits of carrying bear spray is a year-round job for Chuck Bartlebaugh, regardless of whether bears are hibernating or prowling where hunters and hikers roam. … 7

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    Surveillance footage shows WSU instructor assault

    Surveillance footage from five security cameras at the Adams Mall in Pullman shows several angles of an assault that left a WSU instructor in critical condition for two weeks before …