Flags Lowered for Ryne Sandberg

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all City facilities to be lowered to half-staff following the death of Ryne Sandberg, a celebrated Hall of Fame baseball player and Spokane native. Sandberg, who attended North Central High School, passed away on Monday, prompting the city's recognition of his legacy. Mayor Brown conveyed the city's condolences, stating that Sandberg was a hometown hero whose influence extended well beyond Spokane. The flags will remain lowered until Thursday morning, allowing the community to honor his memory. Residents are encouraged to lower their flags as a sign of respect.

This tribute underscores the city's commitment to recognizing local figures who have made significant contributions. Sandberg's impact on baseball and his hometown is profound, inspiring many in the community. The city’s gesture aims to unite residents in remembrance of a cherished local icon.

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