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Confident candidate says he’ll win Spokane council seat
Confident candidate says he’ll win Spokane council seat
Spokane County won’t put jail vote on the ballot this year
There will be no Spokane County jail bond measure this year and less chance of a legal challenge when a vote is scheduled, probably next year.
Snyder, Stark say they’re unlikely to run for council president
Snyder, Stark say they’re unlikely to run for council president
Envision Spokane will make second run at ‘Community Bill of Rights’
Envision Spokane will make second run at ‘Community Bill of Rights’
Ben Stuckart enters race for Spokane City Council president
Ben Stuckart enters race for Spokane City Council president
Lab analyst running for mayor
Spokane Mayor Mary Verner has her first official opponent in this year’s mayoral race. Christopher W. Fenton, 32, filed paperwork last month announcing his intention to run for the city’s highest office, becoming the first potential challenger eligible to begin accepting campaign contributions.
Recent Whitworth grad is Verner’s first challenger
Recent Whitworth grad is Verner’s first challenger
McMorris Rodgers staffer, David Condon, mulling run against Verner
McMorris Rodgers staffer, David Condon, mulling run against Verner
Stuckart, spokesman for Children’s Investment Fund, considering challenge to Corker
Stuckart, spokesman for Children’s Investment Fund, considering challenge to Corker
Waite announces another run for City Council
Waite announces another run for City Council
McKereghan will make second run for Apple’s council seat
McKereghan will make second run for Apple’s council seat
Salvatori will run for city council, not mayor
Salvatori will run for city council, not mayor
Eugster says he won’t run for council president
Eugster says he won’t run for council president
Corker announces bid for council president
Corker announces bid for council president
Washington Election Night updates
Running election updates for Spokane County and Eastern Washington.
Republican Herrera elected to Wash. 3rd District
Jaime Herrera was elected to Washington state’s open 3rd Congressional District seat tonight, becoming the first Republican to represent the district in a dozen years.
Mead School District plans forum on bond
Modernization of two elementary schools and a middle school, new heating and cooling systems and increased wireless access are among improvements planned in the Mead School District, if voters approve a nearly $48 million bond issue in February. The plan will be presented at a public forum Wednesday, giving community members one last chance for input. The projects included in the plan were identified by citizens who make up the district’s facilities planning committee, said Wayne Leonard, Mead’s executive director of business services.