Meet RANGE’s new bilingual reporter
Daisy Zavala Magaña, who’s covered immigrant labor for us as a freelancer, started this week as the newest full-time member of our team
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The POD: What goes into legislative lobbying?
Conversations on this year’s Housing and Homeless Advocacy Day.
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RANGE
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The six degrees of an embattled charismatic ministry
Matt Shea’s On Fire Ministries has broken up with the scandal-plagued Bethel Church, which sits at the center of a movement behind Trump.
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Aaron Hedge
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CIVICS
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Part of High Bridge Park set to be leased to American Indian Community Center for $1 a year
Plus, Spokane city committee discussing $100k in direct support to immigrant communities and local governments will meet to hear a contamination cleanup update from the airport.
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Immigration
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Spokane rallies around Haitian community
Photo essay: Just ahead of the scheduled end of protected status for Haitian immigrants — which was paused by a federal judge — Christians gathered at First Presbyterian to organize for their safety.
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Criminal Legal
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Police reform advocates win legislative concession in Olympia
As part of its lobbying efforts, The Washington Coalition for Police Accountability convinced a lawmaker to alter a bill the organization believes would weaken law enforcement accountability.
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Aaron Hedge
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Faith & Politics
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The six degrees of an embattled charismatic ministry
Matt Shea’s On Fire Ministries has broken up with the scandal-plagued Bethel Church, which sits at the center of a movement behind Trump.
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Aaron Hedge
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Labor
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Local workers for city projects: Proposed ordinance would support local labor
The Spokane community workforce agreement would ensure that funding for city projects goes to local workers while setting standards for safety and wages. However, critics say it might raise job costs.
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