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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue


Phyllis and Jim Stephens enjoy their garden. 
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Untarnished truth

Readers share their tales about aluminum household items.

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Fantastic ferns

Ferns add greenery and elegance to almost every landscape.

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Grand view

The home of Lee and Beverly Smick is within sight of the Grand Coulee Dam.

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Make time for maintenance

Caulking is cheap, easy and could save you from damage to your home.

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Versatile fabric

Cotton has a wide variety of looks and feels from seersucker to denim.

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Gardener’s garden

Phyllis and Jim Stephens yard selected as Garden of the Month.

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Rocks rank low for mulch

Pat Munts points out many disadvantages of using stones in the garden.

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A place to relax

Tree seat adds beauty and provides a shady spot to sit.

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Cats can be a real pill

Marty Becker reflects on the trials of trying to give felines medicine.

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