Protest today, I got there at 3 and stayed until well after the end time, there were people all the way up to Francis on Division still when I left. The energy was fantastic, I met some really cool people and I am hoping we can continue this momentum. Loved seeing everyone out today.

Yall really showed up 💗

Nearly filled the park, and lined both sides of Division for more than a block. There's a very small group of counterprotestors and a few obnoxious drivers. One guy drove down the wrong side of Division and almost caused an accident right when we got here. Luckily he got pulled over.

Way to show up Spokane! Estimated to be 5,000.

the crowd got even bigger than in this photo, this is just one section of people! the whole park was packed today. absolutely amazing

She also said Rumeysa Ozturk was taken because she was planning a terrorist attack, and it didn't bother her at all that she was taken by unidentified people.

Good for the patience of the civics teacher.

Spokane stood up today against a tiny fraction of people whose outsized ignorance is destroying our country.

As a social worker that is trying help and serve people that are actively being negatively impacted by the administration today, I want to say thank you. It meant the world to me to see how many people are on our side in our city. I didn’t know there were that many of you. It brought tears to my eyes. So from the bottom of my heart, I say, thank you. For showing up for those that are most vulnerable, for showing up for the health care workers that are scrambling trying to help while resources are actively being taken away and for showing up for future generations. Especially the peace keepers, thank you.❤️

Was nice meeting some new like minded friends. Here are some of the coolest signs I saw.

it may seem small to some, but you offering, without my prompting, to help a stranger in a time of need restored my faith in humanity. your presence was calm and warm and I think you’re an amazing human being. I cannot thank you enough! I hope you have the best day week year ever! You deserve all the good things in life, I wish I could have done something more to repay your kindness. The world needs more people just like you.

In addition thank you to the Barnes and noble staff that dropped everything to secure the doors you are amazing people thank you for going above and beyond you really made us feel like we had support in finding our little one!!!

Spokane joins the national protests today at Clark park 3922 n Normandie st. To protest the administration and Elon Musk’s actions on downsizing, the economy, human rights and other issues.

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I have applied to over 40 different places. Got 1 interview. And every single time it's a rejection letter. I have experience in the places I'm applying. I know what I'm doing. Yet every fucking time is a rejection email. EVEN MCDONALD'S SENT ME A REJECTION EMAIL. WHAT THE FUCK. I just want a job man I just want income. So if anyone needs someone with freight and cashier experience please let me know I'm so desperate Edit: i will add i am disabled so there are some jobs i just physically cant do. thanks to the people so far who have dm'ed me with leads.

Round Two: A little under two months ago, I reached out to this community seeking guidance on a potential relocation to Spokane. The insights and advice I received were invaluable and, as it turns out, remarkably accurate. So, here I am again, hat in hand, hoping for a second dose of your collective wisdom. I'm a 44-year-old single woman, originally from Seattle, who has spent the last seven years living north of Spokane. While the peace and quiet had its initial appeal, the need for a bit more "city" in my life has become undeniable. I've spent time familiarizing myself with different areas and have viewed properties in the South Hill, Logan, and Browne's Addition. Out of roughly eight places I've seen, only two felt like genuine possibilities. One on N. Hogan St. is currently pending application approval, and the other is on W. Nora Ave. I've made a firm decision to avoid large apartment buildings, prioritizing my sanity above all else. The thought of shared walls and the potential for constant noise is simply not conducive to my well-being. While I've reached out regarding some duplex and fourplex units, I'm also exploring apartments, though each potential winner seems to come with a litany of concerning tenant reviews. The Serrano, in particular, stands out for all the wrong reasons. While I understand that crime exists everywhere and I'm capable of looking after myself, I'm not prepared to wage war against bed bugs, cockroaches, or rodents. That's a battle I'd rather not sign up for. This week, I have viewings scheduled at SoDo Commons (reluctantly, given it's a larger building) and Quadrangle Apartments. If anyone has firsthand experience or knows someone who does, I would be grateful for any insights you can share. Beyond these specific locations, I'm reaching out to the apartment renters of Spokane directly. If you reside in a building or complex that you find clean, well-managed by professionals, and generally meets the basic expectations of a decent living environment, please consider directing me to your area. This search is proving to be more exhausting than anticipated, and reliable recommendations would be immensely helpful. Thank you all for your time and any assistance you can offer. Wishing you all the best...

Does anybody know where we can see the drone video for the protest at Clark Park today?

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Southeast of the Safeway on Sprague in the Valley. Looks like a suspended rocket ship-- hot air balloon???

I recently got into Warhammer and the #1 thing I have learned is that you NEVER pay full price for Warhammer. And a way to do that is go to your local game store. But none of the stores local to me offer a discount.

Gamers Haven has a whole section to Warhammer, but everything they have is at full price, no discount at all.

The comic book store at the mall has a small Warhammer section, but still no discount. Some of the stuff is actually marked up in price

I don’t shop at Game World on principle, but they also don’t offer a discount of any time.

The only place I can find that offers a discount is online, and of the online stores only Amazon offers actual discounts on the boxes. But I also hate buying off Amazon. Any tips or advice?

I’ll just carry this lil sign around for a half hour or so thru downtown 2 music! :3

Yet again, hope I don’t get chased and almost mauled by a rabid, fascist dog… 😂

Don’t really care at this point. Bring it, tweakers. 🤣

It’s a small, black, vacant house that has been vandalized over and over and over. We’ll drive by and see a repair, like new windows, and within days, all the windows are broken.