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Firefighter-funded PAC fined $7,000, Hansen helps Puerto Rico, morning headlines

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click to enlarge Firefighter-funded PAC fined $7,000, Hansen helps Puerto Rico, morning headlines
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Chef Jeremy Hansen, of Santé Restaurant & Charcuterie, Inland Pacific Kitchen, Hogwash Whiskey Den, Common Crumb Bakery and Biscuit Wizard fame, wants to help feed the needy people in Puerto Rico.

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Jeremy Hansen's Puerto Rico adventure
Want to help Puerto Rico and try some great food? Click this link to find out more.

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County: box banned
Spokane County joins the city of Spokane in "banning the box," declining to ask about criminal history in initial stages of an interview process.


IN OTHER NEWS

¡Rehén!
A Spokane woman claims she was held hostage in a Mexican hospital. (Spokesman-Review)

Honest government, huh?
The Spokane firefighter-funder PAC that backed Karen Stratton and Candace Mumm is being fined the maximum $7,000 for failing to report its donations until after the 2015 election. (Spokesman-Review)

Divided Spain
Spain responds to Catalonian lawmakers declaring their independence by taking further control of Catalonia. (New York Times)

Deep state dish
On JFK files, Trump is puppet of CIA! Sad! (Washington Post)

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A lifelong Spokane native, Daniel Walters was a staff reporter for the Inlander from 2009 to 2023. He reported on a wide swath of topics, including business, education, real estate development, land use, and other stories throughout North Idaho and Spokane County.His work investigated deep flaws in the Washington...

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