Nick Gibson
Reporter at The Spokesman-Review
Dolly Parton stan and Spokane County reporter for The Spokesman-Review 📚 Murrow College alum
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3 days ago |
thenewstribune.com | Nick Gibson
By midsummer, the state will help pick up the tab on a new ride to work, school and the grocery store for nearly 10,000 Washingtonians. Applications for the state's first rebate program for electric bicycles, dubbed WE-Bike, are open until noon Wednesday, after which more than $4 million in Climate Commitment Act revenue will be dispersed among prospective pedal-assisted bikers.
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4 days ago |
spokesman.com | Nick Gibson
By midsummer, the state will help pick up the tab on a new ride to work, school and the grocery store for nearly 10,000 Washingtonians. Applications for the state’s first rebate program for electric bicycles, dubbed WE-Bike, are open until noon Wednesday, after which more than $4 million in Climate Commitment Act revenue will be dispersed among prospective pedal-assisted bikers.
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5 days ago |
spokesman.com | Nick Gibson
Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels has asked county commissioners for a more than $30,000 raise after recent labor negotiations led the county’s senior law enforcement official to receive less compensation than his top-ranking subordinates. Nowels told the county’s governing board Tuesday that the request is not unlike past appeals from those who held the position before him.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Nick Gibson
Apr. 19—Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels has asked county commissioners for a more than $30,000 raise after recent labor negotiations led the county's senior law enforcement official to receive less compensation than his top-ranking subordinates. Nowels told the county's governing board Tuesday that the request is not unlike past appeals from those who held the position before him.
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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Nick Gibson
1881: Spokane Daily Chronicle publishes first weekly edition. 1883: Spokane Falls Review publishes first weekly edition. 1884: The Review converts to a daily paper called Spokane Falls Evening Review. 1885: Converts to a morning paper called The Morning Review. 1886: Spokane Daily Chronicle transitions to an evening daily paper. 1888: Portland’s Oregonian purchases major share of The Morning Review. 1889: Washington is proclaimed a state. 1890: The Spokesman, a rival morning paper, begins publication.
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