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Spring In Spokane Was One Of Our Coolest And Wettest

Submitted by Kris Crocker, kxly4 Chief Meteorologist
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 11:21pm
Spring In Spokane Was One Of Our Coolest And Wettest

Spokane residents should be congratulated.  We just made through the 9th coolest and 4th wettest Spring on record!  At Spokane International Airport, 6.89" of precipitation, both rain and snow, was measured for the three month period of March, April and May (climatologists use those months for "Spring" for record-keeping purposes).  This falls short of the record, which is 9.24" set back in 1948.  Records have been kept for Spokane since 1881.    There were some records broken this Spring in other Inland Northwest towns.  Deer Park

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Schools Out, Now What?

Submitted by Judy Schmitz, Community Events
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 4:31pm
Schools Out, Now What?
Schools out and the days are warming up, and what to do with the kids.... take them to the Y - let them learn to swim!
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After the Loss of a Loved One....

Submitted by Judy Schmitz, Community Events
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 3:54pm
After the Loss of a Loved One....

 

  Finding your way after the loss of a loved one can be a daunting experience, but fortunately there is help.  Hospice of Spokane has a compassionate and professional staff that can help walk you  through the grieving process.
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Pucker Up To Win KISS Tickets

Submitted by Robyn Nance, Good Morning Northwest Anchor
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 1:26pm
Pucker Up To Win KISS Tickets

Looking for a way to score front row stubs to the hottest show in town? Well, Pucker Up, and show how much you want them!

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Spokane City Plan Commission Public Meeting Notice

Submitted by Nicole Hensley, Web Producer
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 12:41pm
Spokane City Plan Commission Public Meeting Notice

The Spokane City Planning Commission has released the agenda for their upcoming commission workshops. It's happening next week, Wednesday, June 8th starting at 12:15 p.m. For almost five hours they'll be discussing six topics that could concern you and your neighborhood. Public comment will be taken at the end of the meeting. They've allotted 15 minutes for citizens to address the Plan Commission on various issues.

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National Doughnut Day - FRIDAY

Submitted by Mark Peterson, Anchor on Good Morning Northwest
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011, 11:41am
National Doughnut Day - FRIDAY

This coming Friday will be National Doughnut Day, a national observance the first Friday of June. In 1917 the ladies of the Salvation Army would fry up 5000 doughnuts, this overseas during WW l , then take them out to the battle lines with hot coffee for the soldiers. Often these doughnuts were even cooked in the helmet of a soldier, if not doughnuts homemade foods were delivered by the Salvation Army "Lassies"  to bring comfort to our boys. Many doughnut shops will be giving out a free doughnut to patrons coming by this Friday.

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Pine River Park Closed

Submitted by Ernie Vela on Tuesday, May 31st, 4:22 pm
Pine River Park Closed

Spokane County announced today that Pine River County Park on the Little Spokane River  is closed.  Although the river is receding, there are plenty of problems.  The ground in the park is saturated with water, causing a muddy mess.

The park will remain closed until the water level drops. 

Sections of the centennial trail are also under water, specifically in the area of gateway regional park near the Idaho state line.

 

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