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The Spokesman-Review Newspaper
Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue


The Owens family choose Spokane for a new life in the Northwest. Page 6.
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Warm and dry

Summer storm brings rain and good company.

Page 3

Hitting the Roadshow

Unusual Victorian piece gives a nod to the Antiques Roadshow.

Page 4

It holds more than flowers

The Collector says woman’s antique vase could be worth as much as $500.

Page 5

Color coordination

Downtown project aims to add some vibrancy to Spokane’s core.

Page 7

Altamont eyecatchers

Upcoming tour offers looks at several unique Spokane gardens.

Page 8

Do your research

Pat Munts advises reader to identify the bees that swarm raspberry bushes.

Page 10

Fields of lavender

Over time, a handful of plants becomes a major lavender farm.

Page 11

The cat’s meow

Woman’s pottery business thrives on a feline influence.

Page 13

Mark your calendars

Check our comprehensive list for home, garden, farmers’ markets and pets.

Pages 15, 16

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