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TODAY'S HEADLINES


LIBERTY LAKE CITY COUNCILMAN FILES ETHICS COMPLAINT AGAINST FELLOW LIBERTY LAKE
CITY COUNCILMAN

3 a.m.

Councilman Tom Sahlberg said believes Councilman Chris Cargill is violating
Liberty Lake's code of ethics by refusing to vote for mayoral appointees and
promising to vote against library budget requests. 
Family


‘ADOPT A NEIGHBOR’ ASKS GROUPS AND SCHOOLS TO SHOVEL SNOW FOR ELDERLY, DISABLED
RESIDENTS

34 minutes ago

WA Government


LAWMAKERS PROPOSE LOOSENING HEAT PUMP REQUIREMENT FOR HOMEOWNERS REBUILDING
AFTER SPOKANE COUNTY FIRES

12:30 a.m.

ID Government


CHRISTIE WOOD SEEKS A NEW TERM ON COEUR D’ALENE CITY COUNCIL

2 a.m.

Crime/Public Safety


SPIRIT LAKE WOMAN, 67, DIES AFTER POLICE SHOOTING


SPIRIT LAKE WOMAN, 67, DIES AFTER POLICE SHOOTING


PERSON INJURED IN HILLYARD SHOOTING


SPOKANE AND WASHINGTON STATE FACE HIGH AND RISING CASES OF SYPHILIS FROM
HETEROSEXUAL ACTIVITY


WASHINGTON APPELLATE COURT HEARS DISPUTE OVER STATE YARD SIGN LAW


IN LATEST FILING, 10 DEPARTING PAC-12 SCHOOLS SUGGEST WSU, OSU WANT 2023-24
REVENUE FOR THEMSELVES


BRYAN KOHBERGER DEFENSE IS DUE SOME DNA RECORDS, THOUGH MAY NOT GET THEM ALL


BANKMAN-FRIED CONVICTED ON ALL CHARGES AFTER WEEKS-LONG CRIMINAL TRIAL

Read all of today’s stories



Family


‘ADOPT A NEIGHBOR’ ASKS GROUPS AND SCHOOLS TO SHOVEL SNOW FOR ELDERLY, DISABLED
RESIDENTS

34 minutes ago

WA Government


LAWMAKERS PROPOSE LOOSENING HEAT PUMP REQUIREMENT FOR HOMEOWNERS REBUILDING
AFTER SPOKANE COUNTY FIRES

12:30 a.m.

ID Government


CHRISTIE WOOD SEEKS A NEW TERM ON COEUR D’ALENE CITY COUNCIL

2 a.m.


YESTERDAY'S TOP STORIES

 1. For the second year in a row, three Washington counties reportedly go
    against state election security suggestion
 2. Child dies after dog attack in north Spokane Halloween night
 3. Spokane restaurateur Evan Armstrong dies at 88
 4. Millwood house fire that killed two children caused by cigarette
 5. Basic math: How the addition of three transfers could keep Gonzaga near the
    top of the college basketball world





BUSINESS


BANKMAN-FRIED CONVICTED ON ALL CHARGES AFTER WEEKS-LONG CRIMINAL TRIAL


 * MICROSOFT VOWS TO REVAMP SECURITY PRODUCTS AFTER REPEATED HACKS


 * DON'T PRE-TIP ON DELIVERY? DON'T EXPECT YOUR FOOD QUICKLY, DOORDASH WARNS


 * TOPGOLF PARENT BUYS COMPETITOR BIGSHOTS GOLF FOR ABOUT $29 MILLION


SPORTS


GONZAGA WOMEN WARM UP FOR SEASON WITH 95-32 EXHIBITION WIN OVER WARNER PACIFIC


 * GONZAGA HOSTING EXHIBITION GAME AGAINST LEWIS-CLARK STATE TEAM THAT RECENTLY
   FACED ARIZONA


 * HOW DID WSU'S BUDDAH AL-UQDAH ASCEND SO QUICKLY? THE ANSWER: 'HE LOVES THE
   GAME'


 * CHEMISTRY TEST: COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW 2023-24

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 * 2023-24 College basketball preview
 * WSU Football
 * Gonzaga Basketball


PACIFIC NORTHWEST


TAYLOR SWIFT’S ERAS TOUR IS RETURNING TO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST IN 2024


 * BRYAN KOHBERGER DEFENSE IS DUE SOME DNA RECORDS, THOUGH MAY NOT GET THEM ALL


 * WEATHERCATCH: LOOK UP – 'EYELASH CLOULDS' ARE IN SEASON


 * SEATTLE'S BELOVED CINERAMA TO REOPEN THIS WINTER UNDER A NEW NAME

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 * Washington
 * Idaho


SPONSORED


ROBOTIC HEART SURGERY GIVES DONNY JONES A RAPID RECOVERY, MORE ENERGY


 * OVARIAN CANCER: HOW AMY LINDH FOUGHT A HARD-TO-DIAGNOSE CANCER – AND WON


 * MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT MEANS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR SALMON AND CLEAN ENERGY


 * LOCAL STROKE SURVIVOR URGES OTHERS TO LEARN SIGNS OF STROKE


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Inland Northwest since 1894.

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 * STAINED GLASS ARTIST TOM ARICO


 * 2 CHILDREN DIE IN MILLWOOD FIRE


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: SPOKANE VALLEY CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE FORUM


 * WEDNESDAY SNOW


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: TOM MUELLER


NATION/WORLD


HOUSE PASSES AID BILL FOR ISRAEL BUT NOT FOR UKRAINE


 * SENATE CONFIRMS 3 MORE SENIOR MILITARY OFFICERS AROUND TUBERVILLE BLOCKADE


 * UKRAINE'S TOP COMMANDER SAYS WAR HAS HIT 'STALEMATE'


 * BIDEN OFFERS $334 MILLION TO STATES, CITIES FOR CRIME CRACKDOWN

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EDUCATION


SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOND AND LEVY TO HEAD TO FEBRUARY BALLOTS AFTER SCHOOL
BOARD’S APPROVAL


 * DELAYED BY GLOBAL PANDEMIC, WAR, UKRAINIAN STUDENTS VISIT SPOKANE AS PART OF
   LONG-AWAITED U.S. EXCHANGE


 * INCUMBENT IN COEUR D'ALENE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEE ELECTION HOPES TO
   IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS, KEEP DISTRICT ON CURRENT PATH


 * WEST BONNER SCHOOL DISTRICT REPLACES RECALLED TRUSTEES


A&E


FLASHBACK TO 2003 WITH RUBEN STUDDARD AND CLAY AIKEN AT NORTHERN QUEST ON SUNDAY


 * 'THE JEWISH JAIL LADY AND THE HOLY THIEF' DOCUMENTARY FOLLOWS STORY OF
   HOUSEWIFE TURNED SOCIAL WORKER WHO HELPED FELONS RETURN TO SOCIETY


 * 7 NEW FOOD-CENTRIC SHOWS YOU SHOULD BE WATCHING RIGHT NOW


 * THE JONAS BROTHERS PROMISE A BIG NIGHT OF PAST HITS, FAN FAVORITES AT SPOKANE
   ARENA SHOW

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ELECTION CENTER


CHRISTIE WOOD SEEKS A NEW TERM ON COEUR D’ALENE CITY COUNCIL

2 a.m.


 * COEUR D'ALENE CITY COUNCILMAN GOOKIN CHALLENGED BY FAR-RIGHT NEWCOMER
   ALBRITTON


 * SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOND AND LEVY TO HEAD TO FEBRUARY BALLOTS AFTER SCHOOL
   BOARD'S APPROVAL


 * KOOTENAI COUNTY POLITICAL COMMITTEE SUES CDA COUNCILMEMBER DAN GOOKIN FOR
   'MEAN TWEETS'


LOCAL GOVERNMENT


LIBERTY LAKE CITY COUNCILMAN FILES ETHICS COMPLAINT AGAINST FELLOW LIBERTY LAKE
CITY COUNCILMAN

3 a.m.


 * LAWMAKERS PROPOSE LOOSENING HEAT PUMP REQUIREMENT FOR HOMEOWNERS REBUILDING
   AFTER SPOKANE COUNTY FIRES


 * WASHINGTON APPELLATE COURT HEARS DISPUTE OVER STATE YARD SIGN LAW


 * KOOTENAI COUNTY POLITICAL COMMITTEE SUES CDA COUNCILMEMBER DAN GOOKIN FOR
   'MEAN TWEETS'


OUTDOORS


FOREST SERVICE CLOSES ROCKHOUNDING SITE IN NORTHEAST WASHINGTON SO IT CAN FIX
‘YEARS WORTH OF DAMAGE’


 * SALMON VS. DAMS SUIT STAYS ON PAUSE UNTIL DEC. 15


 * SOME INLAND NORTHWEST BIRD SPECIES TO BE RENAMED IN LIGHT OF RACISM FROM
   HISTORIC NAMESAKES


 * TWO RECORD-SETTING FISH CAUGHT ON THE CLEARWATER RIVER


WEATHER


WEATHERCATCH: LOOK UP – ‘EYELASH CLOULDS’ ARE IN SEASON


 * HALLOWEEN COLD SNAP OVER LOWER 48 STATES IS SETTING RECORDS


 * HALLOWEEN IS TONIGHT, AND HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR TRICK-OR-TREATING
   IN SPOKANE


 * WE’RE ALMOST THROUGH THE ALPHABET FOR STORM NAMES. A LOOK AT THIS YEAR’S
   HECTIC SEASON




LIFE


FULL SUBURBAN: KIDS HAPPY? PARENTS HAPPY? THIS IS HALLOWEEN


 * ASK DR. UNIVERSE: WHEN IT COMES TO SOME PLANTS AND ANIMALS, THE FEELINGS ARE
   MUTUAL


 * HALLOWEEN IS FOR KIDS. ‘KIDULTS,’ TOO.


 * ASK DR. UNIVERSE: SURVIVING THE DINOSAUR-KILLING METEOR WAS FOR THE BIRDS


PUBLIC SAFETY


PERSON INJURED IN HILLYARD SHOOTING


 * CHIEF GARRY PARK HOUSE FIRE DISPLACES FAMILY, KILLS CAT


 * SPIRIT LAKE WOMAN DIES DURING SWAT STANDOFF


 * RED TOP MOTEL STABBING SUSPECT FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER


CRISIS IN UKRAINE


UKRAINE’S TOP COMMANDER SAYS WAR HAS HIT ‘STALEMATE’


 * THE ROBIN HOOD-STYLE EPIC THAT'S A SURPRISE HIT IN WARTIME UKRAINE


 * DELAYED BY GLOBAL PANDEMIC, WAR, UKRAINIAN STUDENTS VISIT SPOKANE AS PART OF
   LONG-AWAITED U.S. EXCHANGE


 * RUSSIA DETAINS TWO SOLDIERS SUSPECTED OF KILLING 9 CIVILIANS




NORTHWEST PASSAGES BOOK CLUB


MOST RECENT STORY:

CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES DEBATE SPOKANE VALLEY ISSUES AT S-R EVENT

UPDATED: Sat., Oct. 28, 2023


UPCOMING EVENTS:

 * JONATHAN EVISON "AGAIN AND AGAIN" TALKS WITH AMMI MIDSTOKKE ON TUESDAY,
   NOVEMBER 14, 2023

 * STEPHANIE LAND DISCUSSES HER NEW BOOK, CLASS, WITH EMMA EPPERLY ON WEDNESDAY,
   NOVEMBER 29, 2023

 * STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY SCREENING ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16,
   2023

Generously Supported By:




COLUMNISTS


FRONT PORCH: PERSONAL CONNECTIONS BRING THE HORRORS OF WAR CLOSER TO HOME


 * NEW:  100 YEARS AGO IN SPOKANE: A NEWSPAPER TEST BALLOT SHOWED HEAVY SUPPORT
   FOR INCUMBENT PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, AND GONZAGA FEATURED A PERFORMANCE FROM A
   YOUNG BING


 * 100 YEARS AGO IN SPOKANE: THE 'FATHER OF CITY PLANNING' PREDICTED A METRO
   POPULATION OF 300,000 BY 1930, AND OTHERS HOPED THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
   WOULD PUT ITS HEADQUARTERS IN THE CITY


 * WEATHERCATCH: LOOK UP – 'EYELASH CLOULDS' ARE IN SEASON


LONG READS


 * ‘HATE WANTS HATE BACK’: WHITE SUPREMACISTS TARGET PRIDE EVENTS ACROSS THE
   NORTHWEST AS ORGANIZERS PUSH BACK WITH LOVE


 * SHAWN VESTAL: A REFERRAL TO DRUG TREATMENT IS THE FIRST STEP ON A LONG,
   COMPLICATED JOURNEY


DEEP DIVES


 * BUGS IN THE SYSTEM: HOW A BUNGLED SOFTWARE ROLLOUT IS ENDANGERING INLAND
   NORTHWEST VETERANS


 * UKRAINE HITS HOME: A YEAR OF FEAR AND LONGING FOR SPOKANE’S UKRAINIAN
   COMMUNITY


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 * Death notice
   
   Charles Leroy Brittain, 85, of Spokane, Washington, passed away on October
   20, 2023. Born on April 2, 1938, in Sparrows …

 * Boxer
   
   Female Boxer puppy. Ready for forever home now. She has docked tail and
   dewclaws removed. Up to date on vaccinations …

 * NOTICE
   
   NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 21th DAY OF NOVEMBER 2023 AT 2:00
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   and associated equipment collocated on a water tank located at an address
   3200 …

 * NOTICE OF INTENT
   
   NOTICE OF INTENT TO RENEW THE NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
   (NPDES) EASTERN WASHINGTON PHASE II MUNICIPAL STORMWATER GENERAL PERMIT …

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