Council Presented With $103.8 Million Budget Approval Of City Spending Plan Expected On Nov. 30 Tue., Nov. 3, 1998
News > Nation/World ‘Tight’ City Budget To Be Unveiled Today Street Work Expected To Be A Priority, But Talbott Says He Won’T Entertain Tax Hikes Mon., Nov. 2, 1998
News > Nation/World Tree Removal Seems To Focus On Black Locust City Says Trees Brittle And Decayed, Yet Many Fight To Save Them Sat., Oct. 31, 1998
Plan To Elect Council By District Inches Along Paid Gatherers Hired To Get 9,000 Names By Monday Thu., Oct. 29, 1998
City Charter Changes On Ballot One Amendment Would Make Some Public Votes Advisory Only Tue., Oct. 27, 1998
News > Nation/World Metropolitan Mortgage Banking On Change Sandifur Backs Recent Efforts To Shake Up City Hall Sat., Oct. 24, 1998
Both Assessor Candidates Cite Experience For Office One Has Run Office For 6 Years; One Worked In Real Estate, Law Wed., Oct. 21, 1998
Preserving The Open Spaces Couple Signs Conservation Easement On Their Rural Property Tue., Oct. 20, 1998
Audit Says Spokane Does Well With Funds Report Suggests Areas For Improvement, Ways City Could Save Money Each Year Tue., Oct. 13, 1998
Grant Would Link Jobs, Bytes High-Tech Firms Helped By Feds Must Hire Neighborhood Residents Thu., Oct. 8, 1998
News > Washington Voices Neighborhood Group Appeals Willow Run In’Around: Five Mile Prairie Thu., Oct. 8, 1998
City Protests State Finding Of Illegal Pay Merit-Based Pay Raises Considered Unconstitutional Conformed To State Rules, Attorneys Claim In Appeal Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Y2K An ‘Economic Chernobyl’ Consultant Warns Of Computer Meltdown, But Many Skeptical Thu., Oct. 1, 1998
City Broke State Law, Audit Finds Illegal Merit Pay, Sloppiness With Cash Among Problems Wed., Sept. 30, 1998
Keeping City Livable Demands Focus, Panel Says Preservation Experts, Urban Planners Say Strategies For Preserving A City’S Charm Are No Accident Sun., Sept. 27, 1998
News > Nation/World Ice Storm Still Felling City’S Trees Parks Project To Leave Many Residents With Nothing But Stumps Sat., Sept. 26, 1998
Expert Says New Bridge Not Essential Traffic Planner Speaks For Friends Of The Falls Wed., Sept. 23, 1998
Bridge Issue Reaches Hearings Board Debate Over Lincoln Street Project Continues Today Tue., Sept. 22, 1998
News > Nation/World City Planners, Preservationists Meet Spokane Residents Can Hear Ideas, Opinions At Community Forum Mon., Sept. 21, 1998
