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A special Crosscut admission of error and expression of humility
Remember that news report we ran about the guerilla-art installation at the Sculpture Park? No? Good. Never mind.
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An investigation finds that the Spokane Spokesman-Review let readers down
A Washington News Council report says that in covering a big downtown development over a period of 10 years, the newspaper was unduly influenced by the developer – who happened to be the S-R's owner.
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Closing the bullpen loophole in our open-meetings law
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