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CIVICS | From Trent Shelter contract to two potential tax levies to the renter-protection ordinance, tonight’s council meeting is going to be hot. Plus, the County and Spokane Valley debate participating in opioid settlements
An upstart Republican focused on electrifying Eastern Washington conservatives has exposed an ideological faultline in the Washington GOP. As the party gathers in Spokane this weekend to endorse a gubernatorial candidate, expect a rumble.
As the blaze devastated Medical Lake last year, it also lit a pile of demolition debris on the campus of a state psychiatric hospital. DSHS officials say it occasionally flares but is not a threat to public safety or health.
CIVICS | Plus, Spokane Valley will reevaluate their contract with SCRAPS, Spokane seeks volunteers for boards and commissions and the Urban Experience Committee talks homelessness.
Here’s the nominating process the Spokane County GOP uses to determine who will represent them in elections and, possibly, who will make the rules for our society.
Plus, the Mead School Board is looking at its library policy again, Spokane Valley police are looking for $6.2 million for more officers and green trash bin pick up is back!
