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District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 5

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Spokane City Council Member Zack Zappone informs residents about several upcoming meetings on May 12, including the Urban Experience Committee Meeting and the Legislative Session. The Council plans to review the Comprehensive Plan Update during these sessions, which is critical for future city planning. Zappone encourages community participation by highlighting the opening dates of local farmers' markets. The Perry Street Farmers Market will begin on May 1 and operate every Thursday until October. The Spokane Farmers Market is set to open on May 10, running every Saturday until November 22.

Additionally, Kendall Yards Night Market starts on May 21 and will be held weekly until September 17. The Emerson-Garfield Farmers Market will open on June 6, continuing until the end of September. These events aim to foster local engagement and support for the community.

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