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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Sally and Jim Aucutt's converted this sun room. 
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Hoarding hues

For some the theme for collections revolves around a specific color.

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Family heirlooms

Scot Stout has quilts, and photo albums to help him piece together his family history.

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River view

The Aucutt’s home has plenty of windows for gazing on the Spokane River.

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Family tradition

Quilt show this weekend features Spokane area family of quilters.

Pages 10-11

Recycling around the NW

Rik Nelson travels through region discovering how small-town residents recycle.

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Light deficiency

Sunflowers need a certain amount of sunshine to fully develop, Pat Munts says.

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Food for the fall

Cabbage and kale are pretty to look at and tasty too when properly prepared.

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Harboring a grudge

Citizens angry over damage that sea lions cause in California coastal city.

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Dangerous snacks

Some dogs will ingest just about anything they can get their paws on.

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