This month is loaded with local music do-gooders. Which is to say, some seriously cool stuff is happening. Fittingly, both items highlighted in the coming paragraphs involve local promoters PATRICK KENDRICK and ISAMU JORDAN (but seriously, doesn’t everything in Spokane music?). June sees the return of one of Spokane’s most enjoyable musical traditions, that of […]
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Gather your co-workers, classmates, friends, neighbors or anyone else you know and form a team for the Commute Challenge presented by Group Health!
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Why is Sandpoint beating us to this stuff?
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For many cyclists, March is the first month to recover the bike from the garage and take the first ride of the year. There are a few things to keep in mind for early spring riding. Before you ride, do a quick clean up on your bike. There are a lot of things you could
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I rode the Centennial Trail to Post Falls on Friday and there was still LOTS of snow anywhere there was still shade. The bathrooms are open. I saw kayakers in the river. The Barker Bridge Detour is in full effect. There is an awesome 1970s white Cadillac for sale in someone’s yard for $400 (!)
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Non-profit TV and locally-grown-sustainable food collide in this new piece set to air on Community -Minded Television this week (Comcast channel 14). Here are the airing dates: Riverfront Farm’s Cob Oven Documentary running on Community-Minded Television, channel 14. Tuesday, March 10th at 4:30pm Wednesday, March 11th at 1:50pm Thursday, March 12th at 12:20pm Friday, March
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It’s official—a coupla Spokanites are playing the 8th annual SASQUATCH! MUSIC FESTIVAL at the Gorge this Memorial Day weekend! Local celeb JAMES PANTS will play Sasquatch’s newly minted “dance tent,” and amidst the other stars of the three-day fest—including Kings of Leon, Jane’s Addiction, Nine Inch Nails, TV on the Radio, Erykah Badu and Ben
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By Jon Snyder, Jon Jonckers, & Derrick Knowles Please take a moment while charging your GPS and IPhone to consider the hallowed tradition of the regional outdoor guidebook. It’s no secret that outdoor knowledge has exploded on the internet. Sites with user submitted data and comments are proliferating and enhancing what we know of the
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Just over a month ago, representatives from the USA Cycling organization flew into Spokane to evaluate our fair city as a potential site for the 2009 and 2010 Cyclocross National Championships. The day they came, our city was buried under about two feet of snow, the temperature was hovering around zero, and downtown was dead.
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Accordian Joe. // Photo Pat Kennedy OK, here are my requests for musical genres heretofore under-represented on the Bloomsday course: Nordic death metal, dub reggae, electronica, soul/rare groove DJ, a Scorpions cover band, and the one and only Tom Jones live and in person at the finish line. Can you think of anything else we
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