Inside this week’s issue
Thu., Sept. 29, 2005
Snapshot of Spokane
Book about Spokane post cards tells story about city in a different era.
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Elegant albums
Mary Ann Sanger has collected more than 100 ornate photo albums.
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Stuff from the attic
The Collector identifies use for turnbuckle device discovered in attic.
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Carving out a home
Cheney resident Joe Chatburn built home for his family with lots of storage.
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Choice rentals
Spokane offers a variety of apartments at bargain prices compared to some other areas.
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Recycling the West
Bob and Linda Ashcraft used recycled goods to construct a mock Western town.
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Early blooms
Get a jump on the garden season with early-blooming bulbs, advises Pat Munts.
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Mountain ash health
Pat Munts advises gardener on how to keep tree and plants around it healthy.
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Duck-pond manners
There is a certain etiquette to follow with park ducks to ensure everyone has a good time.
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