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Here's where you can drop off your general election ballots in Spokane County - Vimarsana News

Here's where you can drop off your general election ballots in Spokane County

The general election for Spokane County and consolidated election for Kootenai County will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 2.

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Renovated Spokane Shadle Park and New Liberty Park libraries to reopen in November - Vimarsana News

Renovated Spokane Shadle Park and New Liberty Park libraries to reopen in November

The city designed the library spaces with help from the community, and most of the renovations and new spaces included more meeting spaces in every single library.

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5 Inland Northwest hikes to take now that warm days are here - Vimarsana News

5 Inland Northwest hikes to take now that warm days are here

KXLY May 28, 2021 10:45 AM Erin Robinson Updated: Warmer days are here and that means it’s time to grab your boots, pack up your trail mix and hit the trails.  Eastern Washington and North Idaho are home to a slew of great hikes, with different levels of difficulty for every type of hiker.  Here are some recommendations if you’re looking to opt outside.  Quartz Mountain Lookout Trail – Mt. Spokane State Park Head to Mt. Spokane State Park to hike to the old Quartz Mountain fire lookout. This 4.5-mile trail ends in a panoramic view of Spokane. In the late sum...

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Voting To Open For Finalist For New City Flag - Vimarsana News

Voting To Open For Finalist For New City Flag

Credit Rebecca White/SPR Spokane’s city Flag Commission says it has picked a dozen finalists for a new city flag. They were chosen from 400 citizen submissions.   The commission says it and the city library system will soon open an online portal where residents can see and rank the finalists. The voting will open during the first week of April and remain open for a month. The commission said you’ll need a Spokane Library card to cast a vote. That’s available for free to both city and Spokane County residents. You can go to the Spokane city library website to register if you don’t al...