Spokane Vote Backed Pet Neutering Plan in City
The Spokane community approved a plan by 55 to 45 percent to fund spaying and neutering for cats and dogs, viewing it as self protection and a public good. Critics call it unconstitutional welfare for private owners, while supporters argue it reduces a population explosion and benefits all residents. Some opponents vow court challenges, while others note the unexpectedly strong backing from a conservative Catholic community.
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Spokane
Old Bowser
Precision skating offers junior and ladies lessons and adult leagues
Recreation notes promote precision skating for juniors and women with key dates for line dancing in the bar room starting December 4 for six weeks at $30, and upcoming junior and ladies sessions at the arena. An adult sponge hockey sign up drive seeks teams or individuals, with scheduling ice time and early signups urged. Community events include meetings on December 6 and 7 and a January 28 brunch, plus a basic computer course tentatively set for December 16 with a $40 to $60 fee.
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Assiniboine Community College
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