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Cathedral to celebrate legacy of Pope Benedict XVI

Cathedral to celebrate legacy of Pope Benedict XVI

Bishop Blase Cupich, the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Spokane, will be celebrating a special mass to honor the legacy of Pope Benedict XVI.

The Mass will be at 12 p.m on Friday, February 22 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes of the Chair of St. Peter.

The Mass will reflect on the singular blessing of the Petrine Ministry for the unity of the Church.

Everyone in the community is invited to the special Mass.

 

 

Join Supercuts At The Gonzaga Women's Basketball Game!

Join Supercuts At The Gonzaga Women's Basketball Game!

Supercuts hair stylists will be at the Gonzaga Women's basketball game at the McCarthey Center on Thursday, February 14 starting at 4:30 pm to put (washout) colored gel in fan's hair for FREE.  Fans who get colored gel in their hair will also receive a $5.00 value discount card for a future service at any Supercuts.  Supercuts also sponsors the halftime fun during this game as 2 Junior Zags kids get to compete on the game floor.  Children 8 to 12 years of age may visit Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area Supercuts salons to enter the drawing for a chance to win free tickets to a future Gonzaga University Women's basketball game and the chance to compete in the Jr. Zag Race during halftime.  Supercuts are the Official Hair Salons for the Gonzaga Bull Dogs.

Condon to deliver State of the City on Friday morning

Condon to deliver State of the City on Friday morning

Spokane Mayor David Condon will deliver his State of the City address at GSI's Good Morning Greater Spokane breakfast Friday morning.

Condon will speak at 8 a.m., and will share his thoughts on the community's progress and his vision for Spokane's future.

This year, the address  will be broadcasted on the City's Channel 5, or can be watched live by clicking here.

You can also check out the City's Facebook or Twitter feed to join the conversation about the address and share your thoughts about Spokane's future.

Condon will also give his address again on Friday, February 22 at noon in the Council Chambers in the lower level of Spokane City Hall.

 

Day of Action held for GMO labeling advocates

Day of Action held for GMO labeling advocates

 

Washington Food & Water Watch held a Day of Action today to mark their food-labeling initiative being added to November's ballot.

Initiative 522, also known as “The People's Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act”, “would require most raw agricultural commodities, processed foods, seeds and seed stocks, if produced using genetic engineering as defined, to be labeled as genetically engineered when offered for retail sale,” according to a news release from Brian Zylstra, spokesman for secretary of state office.

Learn how to pair your wine with your junk food

Learn how to pair your wine with your junk food

 

Ever wonder which wine would pair best with chicken nuggets?

Whitestone Vineyard & Winery will be hosting a junk food and wine day at the Tasting Room downtown. The event will run from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, as an “open house thing with food trickling out,” according to general manager/winemaker Michael Haig said.

“The reality is, on most nights, you get done with a frantic day, and you're drinking a glass of wine and you reach over and grab one of your kids' chicken nuggets,” Haig said. “So I thought it would be a good idea to teach people how to pair their wine with the food they have at home.”

The “big three” gameday foods – pizza, nachos and hot wings – will be featured in preparation for the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Haig said the ideal visitor will be someone who loves junk food and wine.

“Those are two of the most American things, and when you throw in football – especially the Super Bowl – it becomes the all-American event.”

MLK Jr. essay winners

 

To wrap the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, the MLK Jr. Family Outreach Center announced its essay winners.

The essay contest was an effort to get students to think about Dr. King's message of peace and kindness, and the prompt was “longer and more detailed for the older students,” according to Tammy Prudencio, community outreach coordinator for the center.

There were four different age groups - and an ELL section - with a little more than 100 students submitted essays.

Republicans of Spokane County to meet to discuss gun control, other key issues

Republicans of Spokane County to meet to discuss gun control, other key issues

 

The Republicans of Spokane County announced they will be meeting after the weekend to discuss key issues.

Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich will speak about gun control “addressing the proposed gun legislation and other relevant issues.”

Dick Leland, deputy for Cathy McMorris Rodgers, will speak about the fiscal cliff negotiations.

Michael Cathcart, director of government affairs at Spokane Home Builders Association, will discuss Proposition 2, which will appear on February's ballot. Prop 2 regards a “taxpayer protection policy at the city level.” A “yes” vote would mean that a supermajority of city council votes would be necessary to raise taxes.

The group will be meeting Monday, Jan. 21 at the Quality Inn I-90 and Argonne.