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E.J. Iannelli

E.J. Iannelli is a Spokane-based freelance writer, translator, and editor whose byline occasionally appears here in The Inlander. One of his many shortcomings is his inability to think up pithy, off-the-cuff self-descriptions.

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WSU is in a bind over the fate of its historic Jensen-Byrd building. If a hero developer appears, will it be enough?

By E.J. Iannelli
Dec 19, 2024

Tags: Local News, Development, Washington State University, Jensen-Byrd building
Gift Guide

Gifts for Technophiles

By E.J. Iannelli
Dec 12, 2024

Tags: Gift Guide
Annual Report

Inlander Insight: Emilie Cameron

Downtown Spokane Partnership's president and CEO talks about leaving Sacramento for Spokane and the local amenities that excite her

By E.J. Iannelli
Dec 9, 2024

Tags: Annual Report, Emilie Cameron, Downtown Spokane Partnership, Annual Manual
Annual Report

Around the region, the infrastructure supporting transportation, water and entertainment is getting an upgrade

By E.J. Iannelli
Dec 9, 2024

Tags: Annual Report, Spokane Arena, Post Street Bridge, North South Freeway
Arts & Culture

Minister of Sorrow, a new work by local playwright Pam Kingsley, is set when intrepid packhorse librarians traversed eastern Kentucky

By E.J. Iannelli
Dec 5, 2024

Tags: Arts & Culture, THEATER, Stage Left Theater, Minister of Sorrow

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