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Unity in the Community bring culture to forefront for 30th year

For 30 years, Unity in the Community has been the gift that keeps on giving. Not only is it an annual event filled with family fun and cultural celebrations, but because of its emphasis on community, it’s also a place for people to make connections that last long after the final booth has been packed up.
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JD Vance said Kamala Harris has no kids. Stepparents would like a word.

When Ella Emhoff graduated from college in 2021, Vice President Kamala Harris posed smiling beside her stepdaughter. At Cole Emhoff’s wedding in October, Harris officiated her stepson’s ceremony. The Emhoff siblings have affectionately dubbed Harris “Momala,” a name she has said she wears proudly.
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Spokane yard sale follies: The good, the bad and the downright ugly

Years of wheeling and dealing at Spokane yard sales have left my basement storage room brimming with boxes of Beanie Babies. I once donated over a thousand of the collectible critters to Toys for Tots, but later suffered from Beanie remorse. I’ve since replenished that mammoth inventory. My fondness for cuddly Ty bears with pristine swing tags once earned me the title of Beanie Lady from a South Hill seller.
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How to throw a kid’s birthday party with less waste

When you consider the mountain of wrapping paper, plastic forks and goody bag detritus that remain after a child’s birthday, throwing a greener party may seem as feasible as offering unicorn rides. But sustainability experts say it’s entirely possible to throw a fun, more eco-friendly party – and while some switches take some effort, others can save time, money and stress.