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Also on today's calendar: Sip & Stroll Art Exhibition Continues and 8 more events.
Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. $400K in new city legal costs (rangemedia.co) — Spokane Valley's City Council is expected to approve $1.4 million in tourism promotion for 2027, largely focused on sporting events at The Course cross-country facility. The regional government roundup also outlines East Valley School District plans for additional levy spending and emergency repairs after a burst pipe sent water into high school classrooms.
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2. West Valley's close-knit Eagles prepare for Franklin Pierce playoff test (kxly.com) — West Valley hosts Franklin Pierce in the 2A football playoffs Saturday, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m., with the Eagles seeking their sixth straight win. Quarterback Nate Zettle credits the team's close bond, built through offseason training, as the seventh-seeded Eagles try to advance beyond the round where last season ended.
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3. Washington L&I Sets December Meetings on Draft Crane and Forklift Rule Updates (ohsonline.com) — Construction employers and equipment operators can weigh in on proposed crane-rule clarifications at Spokane Valley’s CenterPlace Event Center on Dec. 9. Washington Labor & Industries is reviewing requirements for forklifts lifting suspended loads, lift directors and equipment testing. A preliminary draft will be available before the meetings, with a virtual session scheduled for Dec. 8.
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4. Three Spokane Valley dealership employees honored for helping crash rescue (spokesman.com) — Three AutoNation Subaru Spokane Valley employees are being honored for helping firefighters free a woman trapped beneath an overturned car near Appleway Boulevard and Farr Road. Austin Butcher, Christian Bilbrey and Justin Arndt brought a hydraulic jack, an effort a fire captain credits with shortening the June rescue by about eight minutes.
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5. Stair climb fundraiser in Mead raises thousands for fallen Spokane County deputies (spokanepublicradio.org) — A stair climb in Mead raised $27,551 for the families of Spokane County deputies Mason Acheson and Parker Perry, who died from injuries sustained responding to a domestic violence shooting. Residents can still contribute to the sheriff's memorial fund at Canopy Credit Union branches or drop off checks at the Spokane Valley Police Department.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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