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What went viral locally in 2015

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Ten of the Inlander's biggest stories of the year
1. Media firestorm swirls around Rachel Dolezal, the local NAACP president
What went viral locally in 2015

2. 75+ more questionable posts by Airway Heights Mayor Patrick Rushing  
What went viral locally in 2015

3. The Men Who Drink in Bars Alone
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4. Hopeless for Heroin
What went viral locally in 2015

5. A first look at Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' new Spokane-shot video "Downtown"
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6. Why Idaho kids don't go to college
What went viral locally in 2015

7. Tambourine Man is leaving Spokane!
What went viral locally in 2015

8. Beer on Wheels
What went viral locally in 2015

9. VIDEO: Keith Urban played a Spokane backyard party over the weekend, for a good cause
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10. What we know so far about the record-setting windstorm that tore through the PNW
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