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title: The Pacific Northwest Inlander - Spokane, Coeur d'Alene

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H1

Occupy Spokane takes to the streets, goes to the bank

THIS WEEKEND IN MUSIC: Globes! 20XX! Rocky!

Apology, but no charges, in gay assault case

Hot House

It's Chemistry

An Encyclopedia of Local Dining, Pt. I

An Encyclopedia of Local Dining, Pt. II

Foot Still Loose

Not Even For The Birds

Homeland

NBA 2K12

How Industrious of You

Sticks and Stones

A Year of Justice

Shot and Killed

Unforgiven

Kid Crime, Adult Time

Strong Arm of the Law

Reasonable Doubt

The Bulldog

Paying Something

Head Exam

Crimes of Hate?

When a Pipeline Breaks

Old Guard Vs. New

Still Occupying

Joining Spirits

Anchor Man

Three-peat

For Your Consideration

Mac Messiah

Krochet Krusade

H2

Why Stewart Fry's lettuce is different from any other kind you can find locally.

The Sapphire Lounge cuts down its food menu, beefs up its drink menu. Plus, get lifted with BiPlane Brewing.

Your culinary reference guide, from Asian to Japanese.

Your culinary reference guide, from Korean to Zilch

This piece-of-fluff remake is marginally better than the piece of fluff it is based on.

Like the European Starling, this invasive little pest shouldn't have been introduced into our ecosystem.

What does a terrorist look like?

Realistic action and unreal intelligence are uneasy teammates in NBA 2K12.

One man mixes Goth culture and Rave music to bring you “Graves”.

Matt Pond and Rocky Votolato are bound by their love for songwriting. But sometimes that’s not enough.

Five stories examining our justice system

Local law enforcement has killed four people in the past four months. Coincidence or a sign of the future?

After paying their debt to society, millions are still branded by their felony records.

How "tough on crime" laws are failing our children.

What happens when someone complains a cop used excessive force? Usually, not much.

How spotty detective work and careless prosecution may have put the wrong men behind bars

When Spokane cops beat and hog-tied Otto Zehm, they could count on one man coming to their defense: Rocky Treppiedi.

Obama on the tax rate

A Priest River high school football player's injury brings the concussion debate close to home.

Is the gay community being targeted? Or is something else at work?

A recent drop in pressure in a pipe that carries diesel has locals scrambling.

One candidate is running for his past job. The other says the past is over.

The demonstration in downtown continues. Plus, the police ombudsman gets weaker.

Tribe creates a home for an exhibit that explores the arrival of Jesuits to Coeur d’Alene country.

Gonzaga Prep grad Travis Long holds down WSU's defensive line - no matter how much it hurts

A trio of exhibits opening at the MAC this weekend will spark conversations.

Chuck Klosterman sees a therapist. Plus, a Doctor Who box set and Craig Ferguson stand-up

A local prof on Steve Jobs and why Apple fandom is more religion than tech choice.

A company that started in Spokane is trying to save lives one beanie at a time.

H3

Why Stewart Fry's lettuce is different from any other kind you can find locally.

The Sapphire Lounge cuts down its food menu, beefs up its drink menu. Plus, get lifted with BiPlane Brewing.

Your culinary reference guide, from Asian to Japanese.

Your culinary reference guide, from Korean to Zilch

This piece-of-fluff remake is marginally better than the piece of fluff it is based on.

Like the European Starling, this invasive little pest shouldn't have been introduced into our ecosystem.

What does a terrorist look like?

Realistic action and unreal intelligence are uneasy teammates in NBA 2K12.

One man mixes Goth culture and Rave music to bring you “Graves”.

Matt Pond and Rocky Votolato are bound by their love for songwriting. But sometimes that’s not enough.

Five stories examining our justice system

Local law enforcement has killed four people in the past four months. Coincidence or a sign of the future?

After paying their debt to society, millions are still branded by their felony records.

How "tough on crime" laws are failing our children.

What happens when someone complains a cop used excessive force? Usually, not much.

How spotty detective work and careless prosecution may have put the wrong men behind bars

When Spokane cops beat and hog-tied Otto Zehm, they could count on one man coming to their defense: Rocky Treppiedi.

Obama on the tax rate

A Priest River high school football player's injury brings the concussion debate close to home.

Is the gay community being targeted? Or is something else at work?

A recent drop in pressure in a pipe that carries diesel has locals scrambling.

One candidate is running for his past job. The other says the past is over.

The demonstration in downtown continues. Plus, the police ombudsman gets weaker.

Tribe creates a home for an exhibit that explores the arrival of Jesuits to Coeur d’Alene country.

Gonzaga Prep grad Travis Long holds down WSU's defensive line - no matter how much it hurts

A trio of exhibits opening at the MAC this weekend will spark conversations.

Chuck Klosterman sees a therapist. Plus, a Doctor Who box set and Craig Ferguson stand-up

A local prof on Steve Jobs and why Apple fandom is more religion than tech choice.

A company that started in Spokane is trying to save lives one beanie at a time.

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