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Don’t stop with baristas

Sat., March 14, 2015

If Spokane is tired of baristas breaking the law by showing too much skin, we want every cop in Spokane to go to every water park, public beach or public pool to arrest every man in a Speedo or woman in a bikini for the same.

Tami Sorenson

Medical Lake

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