Sep 15-21, 2016

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    Bank Shot

    Could Spokane create a nonprofit to turn foreclosures and vacant lots back into thriving neighborhoods?

    By Daniel Walters

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  • Local News

    On the Move

    Spokane County Jail addresses inmate-screening concerns; plus, mobile market would be wheel relief for city's northeast 'food desert'

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  • Local News

    Makers and Takers

    For a second time, Idaho is subsidizing a business to set up in Post Falls. Proponents say this time will pay off; critics say it's a giveaway

    By Jake Thomas

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  • Local News

    Last Call

    The federal government is banning the herbal supplement kratom — drawing criticism from those who benefit from its mood-lifting and opiate-like effects

    By Mitch Ryals

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  • Columns & Letters

    Are You Not Entertained?

    We cry for blood in our political fights. But this isn't reality TV — this is a real fight for the presidency

    By John T. Reuter

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  • Columns & Letters

    Lone Star Blues

    Trail Mix: A Texas toss-up and foundation foibles

    By Jake Thomas and Mitch Ryals

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  • Columns & Letters

    Murrow's Nightmare

    Debate moderators need to be much more than an onstage prop to make our democracy work

    By Robert Herold

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  • Green Zone

    Looking for a Leader

    The cannabis inclinations of the presidential hopefuls

    By Connor Dinnison

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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

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

If you seek out the comforting embrace of our wooden chaperones of the high country, you will learn the secrets of tree skiing in the INW

By John Grollmus

Image: If you seek out the comforting embrace of our wooden chaperones of the high country, you will learn the secrets of tree skiing in the INW

I Saw You

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Bob Legasa has got decades of mileage on his knees, making it hard to pick, but here are his top local runs

By Bob Legasa

Image: Bob Legasa has got decades of mileage on his knees, making it hard to pick, but here are his top local runs

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