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District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 26

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The City of Spokane's District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 26 was published on October 6, 2025, featuring important community events. It highlights the District 3 Town Hall and the GARE Leadership Summit as opportunities for residents to engage with local governance. The Town Hall will allow residents to express their concerns and discuss issues affecting their community. Meanwhile, the GARE Leadership Summit focuses on equity in government and aims to enhance community services.

These initiatives reflect Spokane's commitment to increasing civic participation and leadership among its residents. The newsletter serves as a vital communication tool to keep the community informed. This focus on engagement is crucial for building a more inclusive local government. The information provided in the newsletter emphasizes the importance of community involvement in shaping local policies.

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