The City of Spokane is going to reopen the discussion about water rates after "significant public concern about high summer watering bills."  The city implemented a new, tiered-rate structure this year that charges increasing rates the more water you use.  

It must have sounded good to city officials, but to citizens who recently received their summer water bills, well, not so much.

"We have had several hundred or more complaints from citizens who don't understand the rationale behind the amounts of their most recent water bills," says Council President Joe Shogan.  

Greenbluff is a true treasure in the Inland Northwest, but getting out there isn't always exactly the easiest task.

So the Spokane Northside Farmers Market makes getting local, fresh produce easier for you.

The recent string of warmer temperatures has been just enough to ripen acres of Green Bluff strawberries.

Friday, July 1st at 7 a.m will mark the beginning of strawberry season with the Strawberry Festival on the bluff at Siemers Farm and Knapp's.

Traditionally, the festival is held in June but because of the wet weather the strawberries were no were near ripe.

But now you can load up on fresh, ripe, juicy berries for just 99 cents a pound.

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