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- Spokane’s ‘Feet on the Street’ program sees nearly 50% improvement in recycling efforts city-wide October 28, 2020SPOKANE, Wash. — The City’s plan to make sure you recycle properly is proving successful. The City of Spokane started the “Feet on the Street” program back in July to inspect recycling bins around town and tag the ones with the wrong items inside. That includes plastic bags, one of the biggest offenders in recycling […]
- SPS Board to discuss potential for first graders returning to the classroom during Wednesday’s meeting October 28, 2020SPOKANE, Wash. — Since October 7th Kindergartners in the Spokane Public Schools have been back in the classroom. They spent almost a month at home before that. Now, they could soon be joined by more of their classmates. On Wednesday evening the Spokane Public Schools will hold a special meeting. They’ll be talking about the […]
- ‘It’s helpful, it’s inspiring for them’: Non-profit Transitions helps bridge the gap for students in need October 28, 2020Virtual learning can be tough. It's even more difficult for students who don't have access to internet or live in a good home. However, organization Transitions is trying to help bridge the gap for its students in need.
- Gov. Inslee worried about COVID-19 spread in Idaho impacting Washington October 28, 2020Washington Governor Jay Inslee thinks Idaho needs a mask mandate in place as the state's infection rate is about 5 times higher than Washington's.
- 23-year-old opens exhibit at Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture honoring WWII veterans October 28, 202023-year-old Davis started his oral history project Faces of Valor back in 2015 when he was just 17-years-old. He's interviewed more than 200 veterans so far.