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Lefty GravesSpokane, WAIn 1995, a daycare owner said she lost a 3-year-old in a store but CCTV proved she came alone. Where is Lenoria Jones?
Fatim HemrajSpokane, WAFamous discount store chain opens another new location in Washington
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Missing vulnerable 18-year-old found safe
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Looff Carrousel riders can now test their accuracy with a new ring toss feature
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Three Spokane restaurants named best in Washington by Seattle Met magazine
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Spokane Valley deputies arrest armed man in Walmart
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SpokAnimal's Bark It Market Thrift Store announces closure
SPOKANE, Wash. — SpokAnimal's Bark It Market will be closing permanently, the shelter shared in a Facebook post on Monday. Ahead of the closure, the thrift store will be holding a massive sale Saturday, Jan. 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bark It Market said they are thankful...
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Spokane Indians open job positions for summer game season
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Kootenai County approves Hayden law enforcement agreement
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