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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Inside this week’s issue

The Spokesman-Review

Our favorite time of year

Junkers, take heart. Prepare yourselves to get out of the house.

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He’s a doll after all these years

Vinyl Paul McCartney doll can fetch up to $100, The Collector says.

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Their kids are close at hand

Parents and children revel in the proximity of Community Building child care.

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Big move makes difference

Family’s relocation from Indianapolis to Spokane allows for fresh start.

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Earth-friendly products

New garden products pass the environmental test, Pat Munts says.

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Low-maintenance plant

Give rhubarb the nutrients it needs, and it will flourish in your garden.

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Take in the beauty and enjoy

Juan Juan Moses is always taken aback when the Inland Northwest blooms.

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The easiest commute

Home schooling takes dedication, but can give kids the best of two worlds.

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Preventive maintenance

It’s never too early to check your pets for – and protect them from – fleas and ticks

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How are we doing?

Let us know what you think. Suggest a story or write us a letter.

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