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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Lots of windows in Cheney-area Beautiful Home. 
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Charming baggage

Old luggage invokes images of romantic travel in another era, and it’s practical too.

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Built with love

Rural Cheney home features berm and lots of windows surrounded by spacious lawn.

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Carve out an office

A little rearranging and some ingenuity and you can put a work space in almost any abode.

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Attack wall, ceiling cracks

Tool Guy lays out a strategy for reparing those unsightly imprections.

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Finding the chic in shabby

CdA woman uses minimalist approach to accessorizing, finding new beauty in old things.

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Prison parts sprung

Building materials from detention center find new life in other structures

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Iris eyes are smiling

It’s prime iris-watching time. Enjoy the show while it lasts.

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Blow whistle on thistle

Pat Munts explains why Canada thistle is a noxious weed and what to do about it.

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Pocket pets

They don’t take much space, and they’re quiet, but they can still be loads of fun.

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