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Spokane mayoral candidates to discuss ‘green’ business
Spokane mayoral candidates to discuss ‘green’ business
Local women living longer
Local women living longer
Commission OKs law on beekeeping
A do-it-yourself beekeeping ordinance was quickly approved Tuesday by Spokane County commissioners. Planning Director John Pederson told commissioners that testimony at a recent Planning Commission hearing on the ordinance was unanimously in support.
Kearney withdraws from Spokane City Council race, endorses Jones
Kearney withdraws from Spokane City Council race, endorses Jones
Stuckart missed deadline; former treasurer says PDC lost form
Stuckart missed deadline; former treasurer says PDC lost form
‘Sovereigns’ gaining attention locally
‘Sovereigns’ gaining attention locally
‘Sovereigns’ gaining attention in Spokane area
Deputies were prepared for the worst as they stood by in a Spokane County courtroom earlier this month during routine hearings for mostly low-level felonies. Their focus was on one of the more benign cases – possession and distribution of marijuana.
Indian Canyon has unintended water hazard at driving range
For much of the spring, the driving range at Indian Canyon Golf Course was more suitable for paddling a canoe than practicing for a round of golf. The range was covered in water – 3 feet deep or more in places. The standing water is mostly gone now, but there’s still some mud and a nasty odor when it rains, golf officials say.
County may pull head gear plan
County commissioners are tapping the brakes to avoid colliding with constituents who want to ride their motorcycles and bicycles without interference. Without once using the phrase “back-pedaling,” commissioners managed Tuesday to increase the distance between themselves and controversial legislation they requested.
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
Sheriff gets $128,000 for gear
Spokane County commissioners gave Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich $128,223 from reserves Tuesday – about one-third of the amount he requested for equipment and software. Knezovich requested $372,631 last week, but commissioners balked. This week, he pared the total to $257,121, but commissioners lopped off a couple of items they didn’t consider essential for officer safety.
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