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Dear Spokane: Heartbreak and Hope
3+ week, 3+ day ago (533+ words) Ever since being jolted awake from a Saturday afternoon nap to a blaring emergency alert, the trajectory of my thoughts has been as wild and erratic as a raging fire. I also keep reliving flashes of the past two-and-a-half weeks....
Dear Spokane: Not If, But When | Arts & Culture
3+ week, 3+ day ago (398+ words) Iâve been obsessed with the new podcast What to Carry, What to Burn. The show is about wilderness survival, and itâs an addictive listen â long-distance dogsled musher Blair Braverman dives deep into historical disasters to illustrate how…...
The Spokane community — with a lot of help from its friends — weathered the barrage and is ready to take on the recovery
3+ week, 4+ day ago (690+ words) Lisa Brown addressing the media on Aug. 2, in the aftermath of the Spokane Fires. On Friday, July 31, Spokane Fire Chief Tom Williams called me asking for approval to upstaff the department the next day. A first-of-its-kind “Particularly Dangerous Situation” Red…...
After the initial shock of the Spokane Fires, we asked some of our favorite local writers to share their thoughts
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1361+ words) I grew up in the far northwest corner of Spokane, where in the early 1960s, stands of native ponderosa pine surrendered to suburban expansion, the tract housing and winding asphalt streets of a runaway American dream. In 1993, Mike Corrigan was hired…...
Spokane families affected by fires are still sifting through the remains and figuring out their next steps
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1330+ words) Over the last week, the Spokane County Elections Office has … On Aug. 18, 2023 — almost exactly three years ago — the Gray… People have been returning to Westgate Village (pictured on Aug. 12), off West Rifle Club Road, to collect the few things that…...