Spokane residents should be congratulated.  We just made through the 9th coolest and 4th wettest Spring on record!  At Spokane International Airport, 6.89" of precipitation, both rain and snow, was measured for the three month period of March, April and May (climatologists use those months for "Spring" for record-keeping purposes).  This falls short of the record, which is 9.24" set back in 1948.  Records have been kept for Spokane since 1881.    There were some records broken this Spring in other Inland Northwest towns.  Deer Park

The Spokane City Planning Commission has released the agenda for their upcoming commission workshops. It's happening next week, Wednesday, June 8th starting at 12:15 p.m. For almost five hours they'll be discussing six topics that could concern you and your neighborhood. Public comment will be taken at the end of the meeting. They've allotted 15 minutes for citizens to address the Plan Commission on various issues.