Acosta resigns over Epstein scandal, Pavilion gets shade and lights, and other headlines

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NEWS: The Pavilion may not be getting the full covering that was originally advertised, but it has gotten some pretty cool shading and lighting.

NEWS: Mike Sparber is the new director of Spokane County Detention Services.

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Acosta La Vista, Baby
Alex Acosta, Trump's labor secretary, resigns after being hammered for the super cushy deal he gave to alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. (Washington Post)

The Almost Coup of Donald Trump
Politco's Tim Alberta chronicles the days after the infamous Access Hollywood tape, when everyone thought Trump was doomed.

No Such Thing As a Free Sandwich
Turns out that Spokesman-Review columnist Shawn Vestal is not a fan of Nadine Woodward.

Troll Hunter
How Spokane politicians deal with mean social media commenters. (Spokesman-Review)

Historical Legacy
Tony Bamonte, former sheriff and beloved historian, has died. (Spokesman-Review)