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That was the first part of the equation. France. “So we jumped on it and started re- Assistant coach Lloyd helps The second part has been developing a pro- cruiting him.” Zags stay step ahead of foes ven blueprint for international players to Tillie picked Gonzaga over Utah and Ge- thrive at Gonzaga. orgia Tech. Cal and Miami also showed in- By Jim Meehan “Just their experience with international terest. THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW players and bigs in the past, like Ronny,” “I knew I wanted to go to GU, I liked it, said senior forward Killian Tillie, when but on the other side I still had to focus on has been everywhere, asked what made Gonzaga the right choice my high school stuff and high school team,” man, he’s been everywhere. for him. “And the fact that the community is Tillie recalled. “I just let my parents talk to The longtime Gonzaga assistant coach so great and loves basketball.” Tommy most of the time.” has piloted the program’s global recruiting, Tillie (France) is one of six internationals Tillie played a role in countryman Ayay- one of the driving forces in the Zags’ rise as on this year’s team: the others are Joel i’s arrival in Spokane. a national power. Ayayi (France), Martynas Arlauskas (Lith- “Oh yeah,” Tillie said. “When he came on COLIN MULVANY/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW Lloyd helped steer international stan- uania), Pavel Zakharov (Russia), Filip Pe- his visit I showed him around.” AUDREY ALFARO/FOR THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW Assistant coach Tommy Lloyd is a big douts , Elias Harris, Kelly Oly- trusev (Serbia) and Oumar Ballo (Mali). Ayayi, who is in line for substantial min- Spaghetti pie uses noodles to form a “crust,” with layers of ricotta cheese and a meaty sauce. nyk, Kevin Pangos, , reason why nobody recruits better on Tillie caught Lloyd’s eye at the FIBA U16 utes this season, made a name for himself as Domantas Sabonis and , the international stage than Gonzaga. European Championships after leading a standout on French age-group teams. among others, to Spokane. There are few France to the title and winning MVP ho- “He was recruited by quite a few boundaries when it comes to locating top foothold overseas that few, if any, competi- nors. Tillie’s older brothers, Kim (Utah bas- schools,” said Lloyd, who will discuss Gon- recruits. tors can match. It sprouted early on when ketball) and Kevin (UC Irvine volleyball) zaga’s international recruiting tonight at a “It’s where the prospects have been,” Lloyd, who played professionally in Ger- left home to play in the U.S. Northwest Passages event at the Bing Cros- Lloyd said. many and Australia, was asked by head “We knew he probably had an interest by Theater. “We got him after the run to the And it’s where the Zags have been hugely coach Mark Few to broaden the Zags’ re- because his older brothers came over,” said successful over the years, establishing a cruiting horizons. Lloyd, who visited the Tillie family in See GONZAGA, 2 SPAGHETTI PIE’S SEAHAWKS 40, BUCCANEERS 34 (OT) NOVEMBER 11: SEATTLE AT SAN FRANCISCO, 5:15 TV: ESPN RADIO: 94.5-FM WORTH THE INDULGENCE We Earn your Business off with a creamy bowl of elbow It’s then slathered with a layer of Veggies, such as bell peppers, Spin on classic dish mac and cheese and continue the parsley-speckled ricotta, then filled mushrooms, zucchini or carrots, day eating our way through the with a rich, meaty tomato sauce can be added into the sauce. And is pleasing, hearty variety of pasta shapes and dishes. and heads to the oven to bake ground turkey, sausage or chicken Lift from unlikely hero Just be sure to end with pie – before being topped off with a can be used instead of beef. and flavorful spaghetti pie, that is, as it is a fun generous sprinkle of mozzarella You also can make a chicken spin on the classic dish full of all that’s broiled to a bubbly golden Alfredo version using fettuccine By Audrey Alfaro your favorite spaghetti flavors in a brown. noodles, a spinach-ricotta spread FOR THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW pie-shaped serving. Served alone or with a side salad and chicken and mushroom Alfredo Spaghetti pie starts with a and toasted garlic bread, it’s a sauce filling. This is actually next Eat light today, folks, because it’s spaghetti noodle “crust” that’s hearty and delicious meal sure to on my list to try. time to indulge in that favorite made of noodles tossed in eggs, please kids and adults alike, and the If you don’t have a springform Italian carb: pasta. Parmesan and Italian seasoning. variations on this dish are endless. pan, a pie pan works fine. And to Celebrated annually on Oct. 17, The noodle mixture is poured and The ricotta can be swapped for feed a crowd, this recipe can be National Pasta Day reminds us that shaped into a greased springform cottage cheese, or try a mixture of Everything we do for our business clients is designed to deliver results because it’s OK on occasion to start the day pan. both. See PASTA, 5

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Since returning to the Inland DON Northwest in April, I’ve written about Coeur d’Alene, but I hadn’t CHAREUNSY actually set foot in the North Idaho paradise. SPOKESMAN The oversight was rectified at COLUMNIST the beginning of this month when campaign and year after year. the Coeur d’Alene Resort hosted its first Whiskey Barrel Weekend QUICKSILVER sponsored by Maker’s Mark. PHOTOGRAPHY Maker’s Mark shared the spotlight because a team from the resort – including Jake Hill, Whispers born about five months later to Center featured more than 50 Maker’s Mark Open Golf Event at general manager and WBW event celebrate the resort’s Barrel 1, not whiskeys intermingled with hot 10 a.m. Three afternoon whiskey - E 1 Mainleader, and Justin Schorzman, the that there ever needs to be a food stations, charcuterie – fresh seminars were anything but boring: resort’s beverage director – justification to gather for fine trout and salmon are never bad Local Craft Distilleries Tasting traveled to the Kentucky distillery whiskey, bourbon and Old choices for events – desserts and Workshop, the creatively named ASSOCIATEDin May PRESS to create a whiskey barrel Fashioned cocktails. The first-night social media photo opportunities. Coeur d’Cocktails and Maker’s Seahawks tight end Jacob Hollister celebrates after he scored a touchdown – his second of the game and his career – against Tampa Bay in Sunday in Seattle.for the resort. Whiskey Tasting Event at the Day 2 was an ambitious 12-hour Whiskey Barrel Weekend was Coeur d’Alene Resort Convention itinerary that kicked off with a See WHISKEY, 3 Unheralded TE Hollister catches two of Symbol for yin/yang Wilson’s 5 TDs in Seahawks’ overtime win more apropos than bird Contact Features Editor Don Chareunsy at: (509) 459-5446; fax (509) 459-5098; [email protected] By John Blanchette that saw the Seahawks spot the Bucs a FOR THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW BUSINESS OPINION 21-7 lead, then blow a chance at winning SEATTLE – Perhaps it’s time for the in regulation when Jason Myers sliced Seattle Seahawks to ditch the beloved SUNDAY, November 3, 2019 SEATTLE – Russell Wilson had just on a 40-yard attempt, his third Haida eagle logo for something more be- thrown his fifth touchdown pass to beat missed kick. fitting the 2019 season, like the tai chi the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in overtime, Luckily for the Seahawks – and it was symbol. but he knew that unlikely heroes are the luck – Tampa called “tails” at the over- You know. Yin and yang. best kind. time coin toss. When it came up heads, it The shady and sunny sides of the Sea- THE DIRT So after joining the dogpile on tight put the game in the hands of Wilson, the hawks were never more pronounced end Jacob Hollister, he had one more NFL’s passing leader who put together a than on Sunday afternoon, when 69,948 play to call for the Seattle Seahawks. 378-yard game. whipsawed loyalists at CenturyLink JOHN “Let’s get him up there,” he told his “Russ has done this so many times,” Field reveled in Jacob Hollister’s walk- BLANCHETTE We sell advertising campaigns which are a series of advertisement messages teammates, who quickly hoisted Hollis- said Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll. off touchdown beating the Tampa Bay ter on their shoulders to carry him off “You can’t have a better guy – almost in Buccaneers 40-34 in overtime – andSecondSPOKESMAN Harvest prepares building for expansion CenturyLink Field after the Seahawks the history of ball – doing it.” then, as soon as they crossed the exit por- prevailed 40-34 on Sunday, running Wilson’s first four completions on the tals, set their jaws for impending doom. COLUMNIST their record to 7-2. drive went to four receivers, including a Except the brothers Y are supposed to children. Second Harvest esti- renovation is Construction Man- Unlikely? deep back-shoulder throw to rookie DK be complementary, interconnected, $400,000 will transform structure mates there are 25,000 hungry agement & Forensics of Coeur 200 FEET Maybe the only thing less likely than Metcalf, who made a remarkable catch ASSOCIATED PRESS even interdependent. children in the region who are d’Alene. Copeland Architecture & Hollister catching the winning touch- falling backward inside the Tampa 10- Seahawks quarterback Russell The Seahawks’ dualism, however, into second warehouse members of families living on the Construction of Spokane is the ar- TRENT HELENA down pass was that it was his second one Wilson has 22 TD passes and just edge of poverty and could use the chitect. – N.D. Spokane Second in another hand-wringer of a victory See SEAHAWKS, 6 one interception this seaosn. See BLANCHETTE, 6 By Nicholas Deshais and Amy Edelen weekend meals. River FRONT Harvest THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW The Spokane- and Tri-Cities- Plans indicate bar

- A 1 Main for Park View West based nonprofit is the largest hun- ILTON R.R. Contact Sports Editor Ralph Walter at: (509) 459-5471; fax (509) 744-5655; [email protected] Second Harvest is expanding a warehouse focused on feeding ger-relief organization in Eastern The Park View West residential N

into an adjacent building, accord- hungry children. Washington and North Idaho. development could be getting a HAM ing to city permit data. The new center is called Wolff Last year, it provided 30 million new retail tenant. The building next to its current Family Child Hunger Solution pounds of food to a network of 1st Avenue Chelan LLC, whose SPRAGUE

that share a single idea and theme which make up an integrated marketing MADELIA Second Harvest food distribution warehouse at Center. 250 neighborhood food banks and principal is Scott Isaak, filed plans expansion 402 N. Perry St. is undergoing a Second Harvest’s Bite2Go pro- meal centers, feeding more than with the city to remodel retail   $400,000 renovation, turning the gram provides weekend food 55,000 people a week.   24,000-square-foot building into packs to more than 5,000 school The general contractor for the See DIRT, 6 THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW MONDAY, November 4, 2019 137th VOL., ISSUE 147 ~ EST. MAY 19, 1883 Spokane, Washington Career Path Services CEO            George Iranon has retired    ­€‚ ƒ „ ƒ †     after 39 years with the organization. communication. The best advertising campaigns utilize a diverse product mix of I think that represented us in being involved with our His last day was Major role Wednesday. ‘‘ community more than any other space in Spokane.” Ellen Picken On getting married at the Spokane Public Library reversal in SPOKANE PUBLIC LIBRARY mayoral Rajah Bose and Ellen Picken media channels (integration), over a particular time frame, to identified target share their first dance as a newly married couple contest on Sept. 15. Stuckart assumes incumbent’s role as Condon backs audiences. critic Woodward By Jonathan Brunt THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW LIBBY KAMROWSKI/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW To paraphrase Homer Simpson: Are we living in a cuckoo clock? FRONT & CENTER Tuesday’s election features a candidate running pretty much as the incumbent mayor, though he isn’t the incumbent mayor, against an opponent who for the most part concedes that she’s running RISING THROUGH against the incumbent mayor, though he is not. The actual incumbent mayor is backing the challenger,THE who is RANKS TO RETIREMENT highly critical of the actual mayor’s homelessness policy, even though the real mayor’s homelessness pol-Career Path Services CEO George Iranon leaves agency after 39 years TYLER TJOMSLAND/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW icy – at least on paper – is more in alignment with the candidate run- By Amy Edelen for the workforce development and job training ganizations and how to make decisions effec- THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW nonprofit organization in 1980. He rose through tively as a busy leader. ning as the incumbent mayor. the organization’s ranks to become CEO in 2007 Iranon announced his retirement from the And one candidate bragsFor of more the than 39 years, Career Path Services and made it a goal to also connect job-seekers organization last month. His last day was support he has from cityCEO employee George Iranon made it a personal mission with resources for child care, housing and food. Thursday. unions, but says he neverto connectwanted youths, veterans, low-income indi- He also hosted a podcast, “The Dignity of Iranon said a defining moment in his career the backing of one of theviduals, city em- rehabilitating and disabled workers Work,” which launched in 2017 and features occurred in 1981 when he realized if he could ob- We tailor each campaign to accomplish the client’s particular objective or a set of made with job training and employment. topics like removing barriers to workforce ac- ployee unions – the one thatIranon rep- began his career as a youth counselor cess, promoting a culture of learning within or- See IRANON, 6 resents the police. The other can- didate warns that her opponent is backed by city employee unions, but brags about the support she DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT By EWU [email protected] gets from the city employee union 27,360 representing police. Property crimes If the rolesClose: in the27,347.36 race for mayor 27,020 The FBI presents annual crime data from law enforcement agencies across the between Spokane City Council U.S. in the Unified Crime Report. Crimes are either property or violent. Property crimes are: burglary, larceny / theft, and motor vehicle theft. President Ben Stuckart and retired 26,680 10 DAYS TV news anchor Nadine Wood- Total property crimes, Spokane County Property crimes 28,000 Larceny Burglary Motor vehicle theft per 1,000 residents SPOKANE U.S. objectives whether it’s establishing a brand, raising brand awareness, or driving See ELECTION, 5 30 (figures in thousands) 27,200 25

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10 40 25,600 SMITHSONIAN THE FOX THE MAC U.S. PAVILION 5 20 The Smithsonian recently The Martin Woldson Theater The Northwest Museum No weddings yet at 0 0 24,800 ’06 ’07 ’08 ’09 ’10 ’11 ’12 ’13 ’14 ’15 ’16 ’17 ’18 announced that it is renting at The Fox in downtown of Arts and Culture in Riverfront Park’s renovated, MJ J A S O Sources: The EWU Institute for Public Policy & Economic Analysis; out its Washington, D.C., Spokane has become an Browne’s Addition is a iconic pavilion, but Spokane www.communityindicators.ewu.edu; The Federal Bureau ASSOCIATED PRESS of Investigation traffic and sales. museums and spaces, increasingly popular seasonal choice; most of the Parks says there have been THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW welcoming social events nontraditional venue weddings there are held inquiries, and it’s only and weddings. for wedding ceremonies. during warmer months. a matter of time. Contact Business Editor Paul W. Smith at: (509) 459-5528; fax (509) 459-5482; [email protected] FRIED CHICKEN CONNECTING TO COMMUNITY, FANATICS,*(,&2IRU\RXU REJOICE! Especially at the Popeyes in JHLFRFRPEXVLQHVV_ SPOKANE COUPLES CHOOSE Post Falls, whereEXVLQHVVWRR the fast-food chain’s wildly popular fried Some discounts, coverages, payment plans and features are not available in all states, in all GEICO companies, or in chicken sandwiches:HèUHKHUHWRKHOS\RXVDYHWLPH went back all situations. Commercial auto coverage is underwritten by Government Employees Insurance Company. Business UNIQUE WEDDING VENUES operations and property coverages, and in some cases commercial auto coverage, are provided through GEICO on sale Sunday morning. NW, 1 Insurance Agency, Inc., either under an arrangement with Berkshire Hathaway affi liates or with non-affi liated DQGPRQH\*HWDTXRWHWRGD\ insurers. GEICO is a registered service mark of Government Employees Insurance Company, Washington, DC 20076; a Berkshire Hathaway Inc. subsidiary. GEICO Gecko image © 1999-2019. © 2019 GEICO By Megan Rowe lues as a couple: community, Spokane.” THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW education and the passion that With the increasing demand brought them together – books. for unconventional wedding WILSON, SEAHAWKS Marriage ceremonies often “We were looking for a sacred spaces, the Smithsonian Insti- take place in sacred spaces, but space, something that’s really va- tution announced in March it WORK OVERTIME increasingly this need not be a lued and needed to keep the com- would open its doors for nuptials. Russell Wilson matches a career church, temple, synagogue or munity intact, and that was the li- Other unique spots that couples mosque. For newlyweds Ellen brary space,” Picken said. “I in Spokane are using for their high with five touchdown passes, Picken and Rajah Bose, the Spo- think that represented us in be- special day include the the fifth to tight end Jacob “On Halloween, witches come true; DONNA’S DAY: By Donna Erickson We strive to optimize each campaign’s frequency and product mix to deliver kane Public Library was the per- ing involved with our community Hollister in OT, as Seattle outlasts Wild ghosts escape from dreams…” CREATIVE FAMILY FUN fect representation of their va- more than any other space in See WEDDINGS, 6 Tampa Bay 40-34. SPORTS, 1 ~ Nicholas Gordon wednesday Pumpkin Bread

GETTING THERE efficiency and effectiveness. With winter on the way, An edition of The Spokesman-Review it’s time to talk tires, Spokane Octoberb 30, 2019

Besides their Studded ones aren’t necessary here, questionable effectiveness, and they’re terrible for our streets studded tires tear up our Grape Sensations Winter is not only coming, it’s Now that we’ve passed Nov. 1, streets and here. Just ask September, when the official date Washington driv- cause about the snow first flew. ers can install those pavement $24.5 million With winter comes ice, and chewers on their rims, it’s time to annually in with ice comes really frightened talk studded tires vs. winter tires. damage to NICHOLAS motorists who, despite rec- Simply put, studded tires do Washington’s DESHAIS ommendations and suggestions grip better on ice. But studless roads and from highway engineers and winter tires are the scientific highways, For years, it was an October tradition in product testers, insist on putting motorist’s way to go. They out- according SPOKESMAN our neighborhood to drop in at my friend’s studded tires on their vehicles. perform studded tires in nearly to WSDOT. preholiday arts and crafts sale. Opening the COLUMNIST And those studded tires do every condition and have ad- some significant damage to the vanced tread compounds that heavy front door of her turn-of-the-century 2020 Display Ad Pricing is based on the advertiser’s quarterly expenditure, the roads in this frozen city we call SHUTTERSTOCK home, we were drawn in from the outdoor chill home. See GETTING THERE, 6 by the aroma of warm, freshly baked pumpkin - bread served on trays in the dining room. - N 1 NVoice Looking back, I now wonder if people came for the pumpkin bread as much as for the art being sold. 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By incorporating versatile ingredients into grape and wine sauce. your holiday cooking, you can make a vast Nutritional information per serving: 449 array of tasty seasonal goodies. calories; 36 g protein; 20 g carbohydrates; 23 Gardening CV on track For example, California grapes are abundant g fat; 45% calories from fat; 4.3 g saturated throughout the holiday season and add taste fat; 9% calories from saturated fat; 100 Damaged tree removal Resurgent bears tackle and visual appeal to dishes of all kinds, such mg cholesterol; 730 mg sodium; 1,120 mg a job for experts Mead on Friday as Seared Salmon with Spinach and Grapes, potassium; 1.6 g fi ber. Favorite Pumpkin Bread Grape Caprese Salad Hors d’ Oeuvres, Grapes in Rosé Wine Sauce and Wild Rice Stuffi ng with PAGE 2 PAGE 5 1/2 cup vegetable oil Grapes and Hazelnuts. 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Eventgoers On serving plate or platter, drizzle olive oil Heat oven to 350 F. 1 teaspooncan enjoy dried food, thyme games and live and balsamic vinegar, as desired. Sprinkle with Place a piece of parchment or wax paper on music, featuring The pepper. the bottom of a greased 9-by-5-by-3-inch loaf 1/2 teaspoonLongnecks, pepper Ken Davis Trio, 4 salmonDonnie steaks & orNancy fi llets Emerson (6 ounces and each) To assemble skewers: On each skewer, add pan. one red grape, one small basil leaf and one ball 2 teaspoonsMeghan honey Sullivan. Whisk together oil, sugar, eggs and pumpkin The event is Saturday from fresh mozzarella. in a mixing bowl. 3 teaspoonsnoon toolive 4 p.m. oil, dividedat the thrift Lay skewers on serving platter and sprinkle store, 4507 W. 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Add wine, bringVegetarian to boil items and also reduce will bequantity by half. © 2019 Donna Erickson Season available.sauce to taste with remaining herb Distributed by King Features Synd. mixture. Guests may dine in or take of history a month at a time out. The temple also will have an open house. further incentivize advertisers to purchase a mix of products to increase reach Ave. used to house the district’s For more information, call Valley fire produces free 2020 calendar administrative offices. In the 1970s Mari Haworth at (509) there was also a Spokane County 270-5308 or email to PUZZLES INSIDE By Nina Culver was little more than a low-slung barn Sheriff’s Office substation in the [email protected]. FOR THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW in a field. It dropped the word basement, complete with jail cells, “Protection” along the way and in 2007 Crawford said. BUCKLEY FARMS FRESH BONE IN BUCKLEY FARMS CHICKEN FOOD CLUB BROTH FOOD CLUB OREGON GROWN CALIFORNIA GROWN FRESH Apple dumplings,BEER BRATWURST PORK CHOPS BREAST TENDERS BEEF & CHICKEN SHREDDED CHEESE FRESH BEETS FOYU PERSIMMONS ASPARAGUS The Spokane Valley Fire Department formally changed its name to the “They were thick concrete rooms sauce at Green Bluff has put out a 2020 calendar full of Spokane Valley Fire Department. with concrete benches,” he said. “That 19 OZ 2.5 LB. 32 OZ. 8 OZ. 489-2148 PKG 99 59 BAG 99 BOX ¢ PKG 00 ¢ 00 99 historical photos and facts in honor of Each month on the calendar features was where we had the computer BARGAIN GIANTGreen FOODS Bluff2103 will E. EMPIRE be abuzz 1 EA. 1 LB. 1 EA. 99 EA. 2/3 59 LB. 10/5 1 LB. its 80th anniversary. a different station (there are 10) or fire servers.” thisCRESTLINE weekend AT GARLAND with FRESH CUT FRESH BONE IN USDA CHOICE BEEF STAGG 5 DOZEN BOX WASHINGTON GROWN YAKIMA RED & GREEN Capt. 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Greenbluff Road, about four and a half years ago. located across the street from Living in Seattle with her the church, will present its human, Ryan, she became my Ellie, Sam and Ryan’s Old English sheepdog. last “all you can eat granddoggie even before Ryan applesauce, pancakes, eggs and my son, Sam, married this Seltice, Stefanie and sausage” breakfast for the summer. minimoon they called it. On the Pettit’s own year on Sunday, 8-11 a.m. Arts She never quite understood second evening there, their dearly-departed and crafts will be inside the she wasn’t a lap dog and always dogsitter called and said Ellie mixed-breed Grange. brought out a smile and an was very sick. Two hours later dog. The cost of the breakfast is VENTURE WEST“awwww” when people met her. the vet at the emergency clinic $7 for adults, $3.50 for Dodger the Dalmatian joined the told them it was serious. children ages 6-12 and free for family late last fall, so the senior The guys took the red-eye 5-year-olds and younger with Whatcom County citizen big sister had to put up home and went to the vet’s clinic, a paying adult. Only cash or with puppy shenanigans, which where Ellie was all tubed up and check transactions will be she seemed to do gracefully. not especially conscious. They accepted. cannabis biz booms Sam and Ryan didn’t spent an hour with her, petting Pumpkin-flavored donuts honeymoon after their wedding, her and talking with her. Her will be available for sale but they did put together a temperature had spiked to 107 Saturday and Sunday at the special airline package for a degrees and she was fighting a Grange. quick over-and-back to Hawaii MEDICAL last month, a three-day See FRONT PORCH, 5 PHOTOS COURTESY OF STEFANIE PETTIT From staff reports

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