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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue


Gloria Vogel with her collection of string holders. 
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Pots of opportunity

Decorative plant containers can hold so much more than dirt and flora.

Page 4

Got the world on a string

Gloria Vogel is drawn to elaborate, decorative string holders.

Page 6

House on the hill

Randy and Debbi Repp’s rural home provides respite from hectic life.

Page 8

Refer madness

The Tool Guy offers lots of cautions to person who wants to repaint his refrigerator.

Page 9

Train time

For Joe Eliasson model railroading is an outdoor pursuit.

Page 10-11

Another man’s junk …

Jason Sheldon turns scrap metal into works of functional art.

Page 12

Beauty by the yard

Associated Garden Clubs is having its 20th annual garden tour on Sunday.

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Please, don’t eat the marigolds

Pat Munts has some advice for gardener whose normally tough flowers are beset by pests.

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Get the door

Separate pet entries give your furry friends independence and you a break.

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