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The Fall Leaf Festival is set to return to Finch Arboretum in Spokane on October 19, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This annual family-friendly event will feature activities such as leaf play, vendor showcases, and educational demonstrations on composting. Attendees can enjoy free kettle corn, coffee, and hot cocoa while celebrating the beauty of fall foliage.
Spokane County's Commissioner French has extended the deadline for private well owners affected by PFAS contamination to join the interest list for well filtration systems until October 15, 2024. This initiative aims to address serious health and environmental concerns linked to PFAS in private wells on the West Plains. The community is encouraged to participate in this crucial public health effort.
The WSECU Fall Fest is set to return to downtown Spokane on October 5, 2024, offering a day of family-friendly activities including arts, culture, and live entertainment. With free admission, the event aims to engage the community and highlight local partnerships.
A 15-year-old male juvenile was taken into custody for possessing a weapon on school grounds in Spokane, Washington, after displaying a realistic BB gun to another student. Officers responded swiftly, arriving within two minutes of the 911 call. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about school safety and the presence of weapons in educational environments.
Councilman Michael Cathcart has issued a letter to federal and state officials regarding the proposed transportation of waste from the Handford site, emphasizing the need for transparency and public hearings. This call to action highlights concerns about community safety and the environmental impact of the proposed waste management plan.
Spokane Police are seeking public assistance in locating a missing vulnerable adult. The appeal highlights the urgency of the situation, emphasizing community involvement in ensuring the safety of individuals who may be at risk.
The article announces the end of the park season as of September 29, 2024, and informs the public about the reduced operational schedule for local parks. Key amenities such as restrooms and picnic tables will be closed or stored, and irrigation will be turned off. This update is crucial for residents and visitors who utilize these facilities.
Traffic impacts are set to begin on Whistalks Way in northwest Spokane starting September 30, 2024. Drivers in the area should be prepared for potential delays and altered routes as the city implements necessary changes.
A suspect in Spokane, Washington, has been arrested three times within three days for vehicle theft and prowling. This series of arrests highlights ongoing issues with vehicle-related crimes in the area and raises concerns about repeat offenders.
The City of Spokane has issued preliminary layoff notices to 29 employees across various departments, signaling potential budgetary constraints. This decision reflects ongoing challenges faced by the local government in maintaining workforce levels amid financial pressures.