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Natural Living Show

Learning how to live a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle has never been more easy.  This weekend, more than three dozen vendors will be on hand at the Natural Living Show to help you make better choices for your body, environment and our community.

The show will feature local cheese-makers and handmade soaps. And, if you ever wanted to have your own eggs fresh from your backyard there will be a workshop on urban chickens too.

Here are all the details:

 Saturday, October 13th

10 am-6 pm

Spokane Community College Lair

Admission is $7, although if you swing by Sun People Dry Goods located at 32 West 2nd Avenue, Suite 200 you can pick up FREE passes!

Effective July 1, All State Liquor Stores To Have Uniform, Expanded Operating Hours

Effective July 1, All State Liquor Stores To Have Uniform, Expanded Operating Hours
Effective July 1, all state liquor stores will have the same hours of operation.* All state stores will also be open additional hours for added convenience. The WSLCB received funding in the state budget to standardize state store hours. Standardized hours are projected to generate nearly $800,000 in additional revenue during the 2011-13 Biennium. Currently, operating hours vary by location at the 166 state stores. The new state store hours will be:

Monday – Thursday: 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Friday – Saturday: 10:00 a.m.

Thomas Hammer Coming To Pullman

Thomas Hammer Coming To Pullman

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters will open a new location in Pullman this August.  The new Thomas Hammer shop will be located on the corner of the 400 block of East Main St.  It will be sandwiched between the Pine Street Plaza and Lily Bee's Consignment Shop.  This will be the eleventh store Thomas Hammer has opened. 

Flip Flop Recycling

Flip Flop Recycling

Nothing says summer more than flip flops.  The squishy sandals help you beat the heat and they can help build a new playground too.  The Old Navy stores in Spokane Valley and Moscow, Idaho are collecting used flip flops.  Collection boxes sit near the front door. .

"When a customer comes in they just need to bring their old flip flops and pop them in the box.  It's Simple, " said Spokane Valley store manager Bridget Brooks. 

The old sandals are mailed to TerraCycle http://www.terracycle.net 

WSU Research Sheds New Light On Motherhood

WSU Research Sheds New Light On Motherhood

You've heard about studies that show women who give birth after 40 are at greater risk of miscarriage and complications like Down syndrome.  But why?  Researchers from WSU will soon publish a report that sheds new light on the issue.  A news release from WSU explains:

Washington State University researchers have confirmed a critical step in cell division that results in age-related miscarriages and birth defects, including Down syndrome.