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Spokane City Council will host Community Days on November 5, 2025, to honor veterans and recognize those who support them. The initiative aims to celebrate the contributions of military heroes in the community.
Flags in Spokane will be lowered in honor of former Vice President Richard Cheney until the day of his internment. This decision reflects the city's recognition of his contributions to the nation. Residents are encouraged to participate in this gesture of respect.
Hope Soccer and Spokane Parks and Recreation announced a partnership to enhance youth soccer access through a new mini-pitch, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for November 5. Additionally, the city detailed its operating schedule for Veterans Day on November 11.
Hope Soccer and Spokane Parks and Recreation will unveil a new mini-pitch to enhance youth soccer access on November 5. The city also announced its operational schedule for Veterans Day, which falls on November 11.
Hope Soccer and City Parks & Recreation will unveil a new mini-pitch to enhance youth soccer access in Spokane. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for November 5, highlighting the partnership aimed at promoting sports for local youth. Additionally, the city announced its Veterans Day operating schedule for November 11.
Hope Soccer and Spokane Parks and Recreation will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new mini-pitch on November 5, expanding youth soccer access in the city. Additionally, the city has released its operating schedule for Veterans Day, which falls on November 11.
Spokane Police warn residents about a rising trend in home title theft, where criminals steal identities to fraudulently transfer property ownership. Victims often remain unaware until it’s too late, losing control of their homes. Community members can monitor their property titles to prevent becoming victims.
Spokane police warn residents about a growing trend of home title theft, where criminals forge documents to steal property. Victims often remain unaware until significant financial loss occurs. Residents are urged to monitor their property titles regularly to prevent fraud.
Spokane Police Department warns residents of a growing home title theft scam. Criminals steal identities to forge documents and transfer home titles, often leaving owners unaware until it's too late. Community members are advised to monitor their property titles regularly.
Spokane Police warn residents about a rise in home title theft scams, where criminals use stolen identities to forge documents and illegally transfer property titles. Victims often remain unaware until it is too late, leading to significant financial loss. Authorities recommend monitoring property records to prevent becoming a target.