Silverton
Silverton, ID · Municipal
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13 Haunted Places in Downtown Spokane
Built on the site of Spokane’s former passenger terminal, destroyed in the Great Fire of 1889, the Steam Plant has a history of eerie encounters. During construction around 1915, workers reportedly heard strange cries and spotted shadowy figures among the ruins. The Old Spaghetti Factory Building. Washington introduced Prohibition...
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Deep dive into voter turnout in Washington state
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Hidden In A Washington Forest, A Cave Wall Still Holds Paintings Left Centuries Ago
Red figures still cling to a granite boulder beside a quiet river, painted by hands that worked there long before any road arrived. They’ve weathered countless winters. They’re still visible today. The spot sits right at the start of a forest trail in eastern Washington. You can park,...
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Washington ballots due by 8:00 P.M. on November 3rd
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This Giant Downtown Spokane Bookstore Is A Maze Of New And Used Books Worth Getting Lost In
One bookseller here once spent about 20 minutes researching a novel so a shopper could decide whether to buy it. That’s the kind of story that makes me want to pack a tote bag immediately. The shelves climb under high ceilings, and light spills down from a skylight. New...
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Spokane defends City Council resolution naming politician-turned-pastor as ‘domestic terrorist’
SEATTLE (CN) — The city of Spokane appeared before the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday seeking to dodge a former Washington state representative’s claim that the City Council violated the state constitution by labeling him a domestic terrorist. “A legislative resolution does not inflict punishment within the meaning of...