Spokane Police Sgt. Jason Hartman, left, rerouted the 2011 Martin Luther King Jr. Unity March in downtown Spokane after a bomb inside a backpack was found hidden behind the garbage can and bench. This year, an increased police presence will be along the normal route. Spokane Police Lt. Joe Walker, right, will be operations commander for the march on Monday. (SR photo: Dan Pelle)

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Question: Do you have to work on MLK Day Monday?