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If you're thinking about moving to Spokane, you're not alone. More and more people are choosing Spokane because it offers the lifestyle of a larger city without the chaos, cost, and congestion. But what is it actually like to live here?

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Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Inland Northwest, Spokane,boasts a unique climate that can surprise both residents and visitors alike. From scorching summers to snowy winters, this region experiences distinct seasonal changes throughout the year. In this blog post, we'll explore the average weather patterns in Spokane, delving into each season's characteristics and shedding light on the city's climatic surprises.

1. Spring: A Time of Transition As winter releases its icy grip, Spokane springs to life with the arrival of spring. March and April can still be chilly, with average temperatures ranging from 35°F (2°C) to 55°F (13°C). However, as the season progresses, May brings milder conditions, with temperatures soaring to around 65°F (18°C). Spring in Spokane is often marked by unpredictable weather, with occasional rain showers and a vibrant...

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Are you an entertainer at heart but also crave privacy for your guests? Look no further! This stunning house boasts a unique and intelligent layout that you won't find anywhere else. As you enter the main floor, you'll be greeted by a bright and spacious living and kitchen area, complete with top-of-the-line GE Cafe appliances. But the real gem of this property is the fully separate living quarters, complete with a beautiful bedroom and ensuite, separate laundry, and access to a lovely patio. Descend into the basement and discover even more living space, including two generously-sized bedrooms and a luxurious primary suite. With so much space, the possibilities are endless! Need a built-in space for aging parents, grandparents, or extended family? This house has got you covered.And don't forget about the location! Situated in a gorgeous gated community on the serene Glenrose Prairie, this home offers the perfect balance of privacy and community. Come see this gem for yourself today!

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Becoming Manito Park

Written by Abbey Parsons

Like a jewel on the brow of Spokane's South Hill, Manito Park is a magnet for about 150,000 people per year. Don't be deceived, however, by its air of serenity, for, behind every tranquil square foot lie more than a century of enterprise, hope, disappointment and renewal.  Here are the major stepping stones by which the park came to be the priceless resource it is today.

1891 – City of Spokane began formally accepting donations of land for public parks, including what was provisionally named "Montrose Park."

1903  Montrose Park was officially dedicated to the city and its name changed to Manito Park.

1905 – The Parks Department started acquiring animals for a zoo. At one time the zoo had as many as 165 animals.

1908 - The Olmsted report was...

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