Wednesday was the re-grand openning of the Super 1 in the Manito Center at 29th and Grand. As a past shopper I can tell you the feel is completely different.

Jeff Phillips, CEO made a grand gesture with his hand as he told me, "We touched and improved every square inch of this store."

He was right they did and with brighter lights, wider isles and improved sections from the bakery to the bulk all natural selection. Shoppers were digging it. Their goal is to have you try it, Super 1 thinks you'll be back, so do I. Nice job, good luck to you all.

Tuesday was Mayor David Condon's first day in office as well as his first press conference under that title. Held at the Nevada-Lidgerwood Neighborhood C.O.P.S. building, he brought together some new and old faces to introduce parts of his new team.

The topics surrounded Spokane Police Department with the creation of advisory boards and commissions to create a better model to deliver police services in Spokane.

Immediate actions also include the evaluation of police body cameras that could be implemented. In Seattle, they're having the same discussions. In a report with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, city councilman Bruce Harrell says he wants to test out the cameras thinking it would provide stronger oversight and project officers from misconduct allegations.

A possibly injured moose limped its way into the hills behind Glennaire Drive neighborhoods Tuesday morning. The incident was originally called into the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office by office staff at Moran Prairie Elementary who noticed it hanging around their school’s parking lot. The school’s principal, Dr. Mark Gorman, made sure no children were outside at the time.

Office staff watched as the moose, a young adult, adventured across the parking lot and into the playground. From there it crossed into the field at 57th and Glenrose Rd. crossing the street into the residential roads of the Glennaire neighborhood.

Sheriff’s Deputies and Fish and Wildlife officers unpacked their hazing gear from their vehicles at Glennaire Dr. and Williamette St. The moose was seen heading into the forested area just beyond the road. They marched through the tall grass hoping to find it. Just beyond the tree line, it was briefly seen darting into heavier patches of woods. Officers decided it was best to leave it be.