Stories by Isamu Jordan for the Spokesman-Review

News > Washington Voices

Neva-Wood Cops Buy Old Homes For Substation

Thu., July 13, 1995

After being homeless for nearly two years, the 200-plus volunteers of Neva-Wood COPS are purchasing two old homes for their substation headquarters. For the last 22 months they've been holding meetings and programs in their homes, at Glass Park and in Zion Christian Center.

News > Washington Voices

Teens Can Enjoy Nightlife At Center

Thu., July 13, 1995

Teenagers shooting to play late night basketball may score a few educational pointers on the side. A program called Nightlife at the West Central Community Center offers sports and arts and crafts to teens on summer nights. The center also sneaks in an occasional educational activity when youths least expect it.

News > Spokane

Trooper Finds Bomb In Stolen Car Man Arrested At Rest Area As 25 Vehicles Are Evacuated

Wed., July 12, 1995

A bomb squad expert signals that all is clear after searching a stolen car found at the rest stop near Ritzville. Photo by Dan Pelle/The Spokesman-Review

News > Spokane

Hail To Mother Nature Greenhouses Take Beating, But Boy Scouts Come To The Rescue

Tue., July 11, 1995

Rob Krassowski and Andy Loomer, of Boy Scouts Troop 33, help clean up broken glass. Photo by Kristy MacDonald/The Spokesman-Review

News > Spokane

Young Entrepreneurs Learn Charity, Too

Tue., July 11, 1995

Matt West, 11, and Nick Wetzel, 12, left, sell candy bars in the admissions office at SFCC. Photo by Dan Pelle/The Spokesman-Review

News > Nation/World

Habitat Of The Modern Hunter-Gatherers Garage Sales Bring Out A Different Breed Of Folk

Wed., July 5, 1995

Bumping into the unexpected - like test-riding a moped - has kept Linda Kuhns revved up about garage sales. Friend Judy Palange looks on. Photo by Colin Mulvany/The Spokesman-Review

News > Spokane

Behind The Wheel City Goes Into Business At Park’s Bicycle Rental Shop

Wed., June 28, 1995

Zoa Washington and Cris Warren ride off into Riverfront Park on Fun Cycles rented from Quinn's Wheel Rentals & Sales. Photo by Colin Mulvany/The Spokesman-Review

News > Spokane

Sites Shift For Grads’ Ceremonies New Plans Swing Into Place For Scc, Sfcc As Wrecking Ball Rules Coliseum Out

Sat., June 10, 1995

When it comes to commencement ceremonies, Spokane Community College has decided that bigger is not better. SCC usually holds one large commencement at the old Coliseum. That building is no longer available, and besides, the ceremonies had turned into three-hour marathons.

News > Spokane

Swim Fans Can Go From School To Pool Two City Pools Will Be Open Saturday For Jump On Summer

Fri., June 2, 1995

(From For the Record, Saturday, June 3, 1995:) While the use of city pools is free for children under 18 after June 17, adults must pay $1.50. The cost was listed incorrectly Friday. Rita Haun blows away dirt and leaves from the bottom of Comstock pool Wednesday in preparation for it to be painted. Photo by Dan Pelle/The Spokesman-Review

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