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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue


Boomer the chameleon feels right at home with reptile rescuer  Mary Ellen Kerney. Page 14
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Music to her ears

Former teacher’s antique bell collection brings back fond memories.

Page 4

Value isn’t whole hog

Tom the piper’s son teapot has deep history, but its worth is shallow.

Page 5

Convenience and comfort

Classy and attractive Adirondack chair folds for easy storage.

Page 6

Basic strokes

A good paintbrush can be expensive. Here’s how to keep it looking like new.

Page 7

Gardener’s getaway

A master’s touch turns Spokane bungalow’s surroundings into peaceful oasis.

Page 8

Don’t spread ill will

Use care with weed killer and fertilizer spreaders - neighbors are watching.

Page 10

Garden of the month

Multiple themes help make this eclectic creation worthy of recognition.

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Urban style

Spokane man’s downtown loft packs

big ideas into a small space.

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Mark your calendars

Check our list focusing on home, garden, farmers’ markets and pets.

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How are we doing?

Let us know what you think. Suggest a story or write us a letter.

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