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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Exquisite antiques will be among the items up for bid at the Fotheringham House auction.  Page 4 
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Living on the Edge

Spokane woman ready to give up her cozy South Hill home for downtown life.

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Woodworker’s magic

Petr Shiva’s intricate hobby has blossomed into a successful business.

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A drop in the bucket

Invalid feeder may have an interesting history behind it, but it holds little value.

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Gardening for the needy

Columnist Pat Munts issues her plea to Plant a Row for the Hungry.

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Everyone’s most vital tool

With watering season upon us, don’t downplay the importance of a good hose.

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Patience is of the essence

Wisteria’s unmistakable beauty can take years to come to fruition.

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Which way to the hamper?

Alan Liere knows he’s in trouble when he admits his schedule doesn’t include laundry.

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Small but stunning

Dwarf lilacs make the perfect solution for the garden with little room.

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Time for a garden party

Kay O’Rourke’s annual Art in the Garden is scheduled for Saturday.

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