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Take action to support neighborhood cafés like Rockwood Bakery and The Grain Shed
The state legislature is debating a bill which could either help or dramatically hurt these beloved community fixtures
Feb 25
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Anthony Gill
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July 2023
Spokane leads state again, plans to make parking optional
If the ordinance passes Monday, parking will no longer be required for housing across a majority of the city.
Jul 14, 2023
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Spokane leads state again, plans to make parking optional
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December 2022
Plow the sidewalks
It's long past time for Spokane to clear the city's sidewalks and bike lanes, just like it clears streets.
Dec 9, 2022
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Anthony Gill
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August 2022
We've re-legalized housing. Now what?
Now that we’ve successfully re-legalized most “missing middle” housing types in Spokane, many housing advocates have been asking the question…what’s…
Aug 24, 2022
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Anthony Gill
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We've re-legalized housing. Now what?
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July 2022
Mayor's office plans to dismantle cooling shelter at Camp Hope
Mayor Nadine Woodward’s administration intends to force Camp Hope to dismantle its cooling shelter amid 104-degree weather days, according to a series…
Jul 29, 2022
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Spokane laps Seattle, legalizes fourplexes
On Monday night, Spokane City Council adopted a package of interim zoning rules which establish the city as a nationwide leader in re-legalizing…
Jul 20, 2022
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Anthony Gill
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Spokane laps Seattle, legalizes fourplexes
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City poised to allow missing-middle housing
For years, West Coast cities have been facing a housing emergency, as chronic under-building of housing met massive demand. Spokane is going to finally…
Jul 8, 2022
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City poised to allow missing-middle housing
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April 2021
Downtown stadium questions remain unanswered
The proposal for a downtown stadium has returned, and by all accounts the School Board is in a sprint as it makes a choice between the downtown option…
Apr 14, 2021
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Anthony Gill
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Downtown stadium questions remain unanswered
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February 2021
Spotted: Renderings of a 21-story East End tower
It's unclear if it's a real proposal, but there are some cool renderings circulating of a new, 21-story tower on the East End.
Feb 25, 2021
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Anthony Gill
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Spotted: Renderings of a 21-story East End tower
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BRT considered along North Division
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council has partnered with WSDOT, the City of Spokane, Spokane County, and Spokane Transit Authority on a major…
Feb 23, 2021
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139 units coming to West Riverside
A local developer has filed for building permits on a new, six-story apartment building on the site of a former Umpqua Bank branch at 206 W Riverside in…
Feb 18, 2021
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City explores car-first changes on 37th
In 2017, the City Council wisely removed a South Hill project known as the Ray-Freya Crossover from the city's 6-year Arterial Street Plan and the…
Feb 16, 2021
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Anthony Gill
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