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Stuckart missed deadline; former treasurer says PDC lost form

Stuckart missed deadline; former treasurer says PDC lost form

Ex-mayor to run for council president

Former Mayor Dennis Hession shook up Spokane politics on Thursday by announcing his entry into the race for City Council president. He joins City Councilman Steve Corker and Ben Stuckart, the executive director of Communities in Schools, in the race to lead the city’s legislative branch.

Hession joins race for Spokane City Council president

Former Mayor Dennis Hession shook up Spokane politics today by announcing his entry in the race for City Council president. He joins City Councilman Steve Corker and Ben Stuckart, the executive director of Communities in Schools in the race to lead the city’s legislative branch.

Filing week shocker: Hession enters race for Spokane City Council president

Filing week shocker: Hession enters race for Spokane City Council president

Two more file for Spokane City Council

Two more file for Spokane City Council

Luke Tolley joins race for Spokane City Council

Luke Tolley joins race for Spokane City Council

Mike Fagan files to run for Spokane City Council

Mike Fagan files to run for Spokane City Council

Two enter mayoral race

Spokane voters gained two more choices for mayor on Wednesday, and one of them already tops the list for fundraising. David Condon, former district director for U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, and former debt collector Robert Kroboth filed to run in the Aug. 16 primary for mayor. They join incumbent Mary Verner; Mike Noder, who co-owns a local demolition business; and perennial political candidate Barbara Lampert.

Fifth Spokane mayor hopeful pledges not to debate opponents or talk to media

Fifth Spokane mayor hopeful pledges not to debate opponents or talk to media

Condon’s a candidate

Condon’s a candidate

School board candidate not sure why he’s running

School board candidate not sure why he’s running

Karen Kearney will make second run for Northwest council seat

Karen Kearney will make second run for Northwest council seat

Latest candidate for Spokane mayor, Barbara Lampert, calls for deep budget cuts, but increase in police officers

Latest candidate for Spokane mayor, Barbara Lampert, calls for deep budget cuts, but increase in police officers

Perennial candidate Barbara Lampert is running for ….

Perennial candidate Barbara Lampert is running for ….

Mike Noder files to run for Spokane mayor

Mike Noder files to run for Spokane mayor

Verner’s officially a candidate; so are Corker and Stuckart

Verner’s officially a candidate; so are Corker and Stuckart

Ah for the good old days

Ah for the good old days

Reminder: Filing week starts tomorrow

Reminder: Filing week starts tomorrow

Condon’s criticism of public salaries could backfire

Spokane mayoral hopeful David Condon has made government salaries an early issue of his campaign, targeting specifically city employees earning more than $100,000 a year. But until taking a leave of absence to run for mayor, Condon himself earned nearly $127,000 annually as a Spokane-based federal employee serving as district director for Republican U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers. Additionally, he has yet to decide whether he would follow incumbent Mary Verner’s lead in capping the mayor’s annual salary to about $100,000 or take the more than $170,000 a year allocated for the job.

Clark: Condon taps sour source for campaign dough

Despite the advancement in software filters and precautions, the Internet remains a treacherous world filled with swindles and cons. Take the two scams that appeared in my work mailbox this week.