Indians baseball hiring for summer
Baseball lovers, take note: The Spokane Indians baseball club is hiring for a number of jobs at the ballpark this summer.
Part-time game-night positions are open for enthusiastic people to serve food, work security and hawk merchandise in the stands. Technical positions also are available in the press box, including a matrix-board operator and music-system operator.
Students, teachers, retirees and anyone else interested in summer employment can bring a resume to the Indians’ annual job fair from 10 a.m. to noon April 14 at the stadium at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center.
For more information, call 535-2922 or go to www.spokaneindians baseball.com.
Council OKs street projects
The Spokane City Council finalized three neighborhood street improvement projects Monday.
The paving projects are being financed through the city’s local improvement district program.
The approval finalizes the cost to property owners along the newly paved streets.
The projects include:
•Napa Street between 13th and 14th avenues. Owners of 22 parcels will split $50,104 for the paving after about $58,000 was subtracted from the cost with money from federal grants and the street bond program approved by voters in 2004.
•An alley between Olympic Avenue and Wabash Avenue from Lidgerwood Street to Addison Street. Owners of 24 parcels will split $44,462.
•An alley between North and Sanson avenues between Cincinnati and Nevada streets. Owners of 27 parcels will split $53,554.
Post falls
Event benefits local rider
Area motorcycle clubs will hold a scenic ride and poker run Saturday to benefit the Colon Cancer Foundation and a local rider who is fighting the disease.
Registration begins a 9:30 a.m. at the Slab Inn at 800 W. Seltice Way in Post Falls. Breakfast will be available there before the ride, which starts at 10:30 a.m.
Registration is $10. To RSVP or to donate items for the raffle, contact Dustin Thurman at 599-0226 or firebuck7@msn.com.
The route passes by several area lakes and concludes with a raffle drawing, poker prizes and taco bar at the Pit Stop in Post Falls.
After dinner, riders will meet at Big Al’s, 6361 W. Seltice Way in Post Falls, where proceeds from the bull ride also will benefit the cause.
From staff reports