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Spokane contact tracers using new strategy as COVID-19 case volumes rise

The Spokane Regional Health District is not looking into hiring more contact tracers. Staff are encouraging cases to contact people they may have exposed.

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Dogology NW in Spokane trains dogs to help with PTSD, anxiety
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List of businesses offering take-out Thanksgiving dinners
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Woman thanks western Washington deputy for helping her get to her dad before he died from COVID-19
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List of Spokane-area restaurants offering to-go and delivery amid COVID-19 shutdown
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Davenport man, 68, who lost battle with COVID-19 documented experience in video
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Group of investors purchases Spokane's historic Patsy Clark Mansion
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What is a COVID-19 'super-spreader' event? A health expert explains
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'We are near burnout': Spokane ICU nurse shares struggles 8 months into COVID-19 pandemic
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List: Spokane-area businesses permanently closing amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Holidays

Yes, there are plenty of Thanksgiving traditions still happening in 2020

Whether it's watching the Macy's Day Thanksgiving floats or settling in for a football game, these Thanksgiving traditions are still happening in 2020.
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Want $100 in gift cards to local businesses? Search for wallets in the Spokane area

Numerica Credit Union is dropping almost 300 wallets containing nearly $30,000 in gift cards in and around Spokane on Small Business Saturday.

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Gonzaga

Gonzaga to play #15 West Virginia in place of #12 Tennessee in Indianapolis

Tennessee had to drop out of their game against Gonzaga due to a COVID-19 outbreak on the Vols.
WSU

The Scheduling Saga: How WSU put together a non-conference schedule in a month

"It's like Humpty Dumpty, and he fell off the wall, and then he got put back together, and then he fell off the wall again," said WSU assistant coach Jim Shaw.