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News Releases for Tuesday, August 26, 2025

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Spokane's news releases on August 26, 2025, covered critical updates affecting residents. The Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project is set to begin, causing expected lane closures that may impact traffic flow. The City Council's recent vote supports the allocation of public dollars for initiatives benefiting the community. The city also announced planned closures for Labor Day, which will affect public services. In a significant policy shift, the council extended protections against ICE agents, emphasizing the city's stance on immigration enforcement.

These measures highlight Spokane's proactive approach to both infrastructure improvements and social issues. The Boone Avenue project is part of a broader effort to enhance local transportation networks. As the city continues to navigate these challenges, community engagement remains essential for effective governance.

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