Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 2nd of December.
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🏘️ Community
Eastern Washington University's inaugural basketball teddy bear toss event collected 386 stuffed animals for the Christmas Bureau, a joint charity effort.
Doug and Gail Belanger's Lego-themed Christmas tree aims to raise funds for the Spokane Symphony through the annual Christmas Tree Elegance event.
Mary Stamp, founder of the Fig Tree newspaper, is renowned for her decades-long dedication to promoting interfaith understanding and highlighting ecumenical stories in the Spokane area.
🏛️ Government
The Spokane City Council plans to vote on a resolution to improve protections against cryptocurrency fraud, particularly targeting scams on vulnerable populations.
Spokane City Council is set to decide on temporarily halting the sale of 200 acres in Latah Valley intended for development, amidst concerns from conservationists and local tribes about environmental impact and inadequate fire services.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown faces criticism for funding traffic officers with infrastructure funds, despite previous opposition and current budget constraints.
🏈 Sports
The Spokane Chiefs rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat the Portland Winterhawks 7-4, marking their sixth consecutive win.
The Fall 2024 high school sports all-league teams for the Greater Spokane League and other Eastern Washington leagues have been announced, recognizing outstanding student-athletes across various sports.
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December Pokémon League Challenge
The December Pokémon League Challenge offers a competitive event at Direct Damage Games with a Standard format and prizes for all participants.
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