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On Inlander.com:

Tony Bennett comes to town to celebrate Spokane Symphony's 70th year

Court case will determine future of banking for marijuana industry 

The upcoming Spokane WAM Expo seeks submissions from local women artists

Spokane City Council to take up sick leave, public comment rules, immigration and more in 2016

Other news: 

Shake, Rattle and Roll
• A 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit Canada and northwestern Washington last night. (Spokesman-Review)

Unpatched
• A patch to fix the software bug that resulted in thousands of Washington state prisoners being released early was delayed 16 times, but the state still doesn't know why. (Spokesman-Review)

Two Thumbs Down
• No, AMC says, a family was not kicked out of the downtown AMC movie theater because the mom was breastfeeding. She was kicked out because her kids were noisy and wouldn't quiet down to allow others to enjoy the movie. (KREM)

Justice Delayed
• The family of Richard Baumgartner, a 22-year-old who was found dead in his car of a gunshot wound, is frustrated by the pace of the investigation. (KXLY)

The Cosby Show: Casefiles
• Bill Cosby has been charged in a 2004 sexual assault case. (NYT)

Tinderbox
• Iran is firing missiles all willy-nilly next to U.S. and French ships. (NYT)

Peace on Cops
Despite "War on Cops" claims, this year was one of the safest for cops in recorded history. (Washington Post)