Puzzle Section, September, 2018 by Cowles Publishing

SPECIAL SECTION A S R A D I O F L Y E R W A G O N J U F C H N G N I F L T L A I S Y R E Q U A E S J G K I C R S A G S R G B Q L R I L S I N I S H I N O M I Y A T S U T A K A W A J A P A N E S E G A R D E N

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WORDS Avista Stadium Baby Bar Benny and Joon Bing Crosby Theater Bloomsday Boo Radleys Boulder Beach Bowl And Pitcher Campbell House Canada Island Centennial Trail Cheney Chiefs Coeur d’Alene

Comstock Park Cowley School Davenport Division Empire Builder Expo Fairchild Felts Field Flour Mill Fox Theater Garbage Goat Garland Gateway Bridge Geiger Field

Gonzaga Green Bluff Harold Balazs Hillyard Antique Mall Hoopfest Hutton Settlement Indians Baseball Inland Empire Joe Albi John A. Finch Arboretum Kendall Yards Liberty Lake Lilac City Looff Carousel

Magic Lantern Theatre Manito Park Marmot Medical Lake Mica Peak Milk Bottle Minnehaha Climbing Rocks Monroe Mount Spokane Nine Mile Falls Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

Northwest Passages Palouse Peaceful Valley People’s Park PorchFest Radio Flyer Wagon Redband Trout River Park Square Riverfront Park Sandpoint Silverwood Skate Ribbon Skyride Sonora Smart Dodd

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South Perry Spokane Chronicle Spokane Civic Theatre Spokane County Raceway Spokane Valley St. Aloysius Church St. John’s Cathedral Stateline Speedway Steam Plant U.S. Pavilion Vision Quest White Elephant Whitworth Z Nation

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Crossword guru has a special puzzle for you Nationally renowned creator Steinberg gives shout out to area in special offering David Steinberg was only 14 and just finishing Lakeside Middle School in Seattle when his first crossword was published by The New York Times, making him the then second-youngest constructor to be published during Will Shortz’s editorship. Since bursting onto the crossword scene in 2011, he has published more than 450 puzzles in The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, and many other major markets. At the age of 15, David was hired by Spokesman-Review editor Rob Curley, then of The Orange County Register, as crossword editor of the Register’s

associated newspapers. After five years with the Register, in 2017 David became editor of The Puzzle Society Crossword, a daily nationally syndicated feature for Andrews McMeel David Universal. (See page 5 for Steinberg The Puzzle Society Crossword puzzle edited by Steinberg.) Steinberg has spoken to audiences across North America about crossword puzzles and his crossword activities. He is a senior at Stanford University and in his spare time attends as many puzzle events as possible. He has fond memories of his four years as a Washington state resident and of visiting Spokane on family trips to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and Glacier National Park. Steinberg’s contribution (below) to our

Puzzle Special Section has a decidedly Spokane-area flavor. “When I heard that The Spokesman-Review wanted a Washington-themed puzzle, my mind went in many directions,” Steinberg told The Spokesman-Review. “Washington is a big state with many interesting theme possibilities. I considered doing something with agriculture, notable landmarks, or rain (though it doesn’t rain as much in the Spokane area!), but ultimately settled on Washington’s borders as a topic, because I liked how I’d be able to incorporate wordplay rather than just listing things about the state of Washington.” In December 2012, Steinberg was named Person of the Year on XWord Info, which recognizes “remarkable contributors to crosswords.” In June 2013, Steinberg collaborated

with veteran New York Times constructor Bernice Gordon on a puzzle that was historic because of their 83-year age difference. At 99, Gordon was the oldest currently publishing New York Times crossword constructor; at 16, Steinberg was the youngest. Steinberg’s respect for the history of puzzle games is evident in his work. He is the founder and director of The Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project, a collaborative effort to build a digitized, fully analyzable database of New York Times crosswords published from February 15, 1942, to November 20, 1993. To learn more about David, visit his website at davidsteinbergcrosswords.com; to solve some of his puzzles, see his Juicy Crosswords from The Orange County Register (Sterling Publishing/Puzzlewright Press, 2016) and Chromatics (Puzzazz, 2012).

Across 1. “Washington produces more apples than any other state,” e.g. 5. Mayor Condon’s rejection of a recent energy ordinance 9. Fruit with a doughnut variety 14. Slightly open 15. Sour milk has a strong one 16. Pollen season sound 17. ___ San Lucas 18. Boulder Beach attraction 20. “I’m sorry, what?!” 22. GEG stat 23. Cain was jealous of him 24. Show fear of 28. “Catwoman” star Berry 30. Talk indiscreetly 32. Playfair event 33. Ran in neutral 34. Chess victory, informally 35. Seek revenge on a mosquito 36. It shares a key with @ 37. Bulldogs’ city 40. With 55-Down, common knee injury 41. Sharks have big ones 43. State definitively 44. Nickname for Schwarzenegger 46. Paperless kind of contract 47. You might ask her whether it’s going to rain 48. Imminent deadline 49. Singer with the hit 2016 album “Lemonade” 51. Heavyweight wrestling? 52. Starbucks offering 53. Pampering for you and your squad 57. Geographical boundaries that 18-Across, 3-Down, and 25Down cross? 61. One of many exchanged at Gonzaga 62. Crossed one’s fingers 63. Rare sights on casual Friday 64. Tide type 65. Pays attention to 66. Active for one’s age 67. Screws up

Down 1. Mount Spokane side 2. Cleanser brand 3. “Hi-De-Ho” singer 4. Board game whose dice are in a Pop-O-Matic 5. Y, at times 6. Cheese that’s made in reverse? 7. Eco-friendly bag 8. Northeastern Washington resource 9. Carbonara base 10. They’re topped with chocolate icing 11. Tuna used in poke 12. Pacific ___ (Puget Sound fish) 13. Farm tool 19. Sandwich popular at O’Doherty’s and Hill’s 21. Future crops 24. Doha resident 25. Tough-on-crime pairing 26. Giraffes munch on its leaves 27. Lipton competitor 28. Mafia assassination 29. Web browser nuisance 30. Series of cheap shots? 31. Ronny Turiaf, Adam Morrison, or Robert Sacre, once 38. Unit of pressure 39. “Your dinner’s getting cold!” 42. Like a spoon with holes 45. Kind of lettuce 50. Water and sunlight, for plants 51. Full of attitude 53. Quick cut 54. ___ review 55. See 40-Across 56. Husky puppy sounds 57. [I’m trying to concentrate!] 58. Bath temperature tester 59. Hairy Woodland Park Zoo animal 60. Where ___ at

What’s your favorite? – that scrambled word game! ® By DAVID L. HOYT and JEFF KNUREK The letters of these crazy words are all mixed up. To play the game, put them back into the right order so that they make real words you can find in your dictionary. Write the letters of each real word under each crazy word, but only one letter to a square.

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You are now ready to solve today’s Jumble For Kids. Study the picture for a hint. Then play around with the letters in the circles. You’ll find you can put them in order so that they make your funny answer.

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ACROSS 1 Series for David McCallum 5 Rebecca’s hubby on “Return to Amish” 8 “__ of Eden”; James Dean movie 9 Film fawn 12 Winningham and her namesakes 13 Luxury British car 14 __ vera; lotion ingredient 15 “Undercover __” 16 Bee’s follower 18 Oahu or Maui: abbr. 19 Actress Seymour 20 Cry of sudden distress 21 Roy Rogers’ shoe 23 “The __ Hornet” 24 Takes advantage of 25 “__ Team” 26 Singer Simon 28 Woody Guthrie’s boy 29 First James Bond film 30 “Chicago __” 32 Former TV maker 35 180 degrees from WSW 36 “__ Marlene”; popular WWII song Solution to Last Week’s Puzzle

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DOWN 1 Patricia & her family 2 Eunice’s portrayer on “Mama’s Family” 3 “__ dead people”; Cole’s line in “The Sixth Sense” 4 Canonized people: abbr. 5 Belittle; humiliate 6 Paper sacks 7 Large flightless bird 10 “The __”; Chris Harrison’s series 11 Castle or Ryan 12 __ tai; tropical drink 13 Stewart or Cryer 15 Cave dwellers 17 Very long time 19 “The __ Bishop Show” 20 Televangelist Roberts 22 Scandinavian capital 23 Actor Richard 25 Calcutta dress 26 File drawer, perhaps 27 Golfer Palmer 30 “The X-__” 31 “__ Fly Away” 33 “Falcon __” 34 “Up in the __”; George Clooney film 36 Boys 37 Georgia __; univ. in Atlanta 39 “A Boy Named __”; Johnny Cash hit 40 __-Man; classic video game

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Financial Advisor 2219 W. Broadway, Suite C Moses Lake, WA

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Financial Advisor 1835 First St., Cheney, WA

509-332-1564

509-235-4920

509-765-4464

Chris Grover AAMS®

Call, visit or check out our website today. www.edwardjones.com

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Premiere crossword: Living a life of E’s

Across 1 Renounces the throne 10 Hexa- plus two 14 Best results possible 20 Right Guard, e.g. 21 Oom- — (polka sounds) 22 Drink of beer after a shot 23 2014 Oscar show host 25 In a position facing 26 Standing in good — 27 “Put it — tab” 28 Tiny charge carrier 29 In times past 30 Grazing site 32 Sociologist who coined “survival of the fittest” 36 La-la lead-in 39 Mushroom variety 41 Tavern 42 Author and activist on Alabama’s state quarter 45 Little — (tots) 46 Appends 50 Egg shapes 51 Get defeated 52 “Kapow!” 54 Bar garnish 55 Kosovo citizen 56 LXX / X 57 He wrote “He’s Just Not That Into You” with Liz Tuccillo

61 Ticklish red Muppet 62 Dawn direction 64 A, in Argentina 65 Part of many German names 66 Suffix with lion or seer 67 Player of Colonel Klink on “Hogan’s Heroes” 72 — -pitch 75 “The Catch” network 76 Wedded 77 Verve 78 Verge 82 “The Pink Panther” co-star 86 “— you with me?” 87 End a flight 88 Bird-related 89 Tahiti, par exemple 90 Posterior 92 Egyptian peninsula 93 Vapor 94 Guitar’s kin, for short 96 Longtime “What’s My Line?” panelist 98 Amer. body with 100 members 102 “Aladdin” figure 103 Cagey 104 1965-66 poet laureate 108 Chichi retreat 110 Coop cackler

111 PC key 112 Mani- — 113 “There Is Nothin’ Like —” 117 Not tardy 119 “Nurse Betty” star 124 Vexes 125 A hat hides it 126 Deviations 127 Drive home 128 Finds to be refined 129 Small-stakes poker

19 Enthusiasm 24 —’easter (storm type) 28 Currently has the stage 31 Just fine 32 Hint-offering columnist 33 Architectural add-ons 34 Twiddled digit 35 Zora — Hurston 36 The ones there 37 Make merry 38 Make fearful 40 Trust Down 43 Bodily joint 1 Fruit drinks 44 Brain wave test, for short 2 Boxing prize 47 Sup stylishly 3 Portion (out) 48 Blockbuster rented them 4 Utopian 49 Places 5 Denounces 52 Nota — 6 Ending for dull or drunk 53 Top competitive effort, 7 — kwon do informally 8 Mem. of the U.K. 54 Novelist Sarah — Jewett 9 Canonized Fr. woman 56 “Live” and “learn,” e.g. 10 Where drinks are on the 58 Shah or czar host 59 She played Miss Brooks 11 Monterey County city 60 Lena of song 12 “— playing our song” 63 Gremlin’s kin 13 Balking beast 68 Be worthy of 14 Ink-squirting sea creature 69 Bodily joint 15 Gives a ring 70 Appointment calendar 16 “I taut I — a puddy tat!” 71 Vestige 17 Newton who was knighted 72 Inbox junk 18 Come together 73 Jeans-maker Strauss

74 Big elevator name 79 Copenhagen citizens 80 Make twisty 81 Uplift morally 83 Devour 84 Claims on property 85 That miss 91 “Bus Stop” playwright William 92 Move aside 94 Of no help 95 Smallville’s Clark 96 Drinking sprees 97 “— the season to be jolly” 99 Dishonors 100 Emerge 101 — -weenie 104 Bazaar units 105 Creed part 106 PC key 107 Fritz out 109 Writer — Rogers St. Johns 114 Not “fer” 115 Come together 116 Irish Gaelic tongue 118 “— done it!” 119 Frat letter 120 Electric jolt 121 Ending for ethyl 122 Chaney of old chillers 123 Run after K

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THE Daily Commuter Puzzle ACROSS 1 Know-__; expertise 4 Aneurysm site, often 9 Additionally 13 Easy gait 14 Southern accent 15 Rosary piece 16 Ridiculed 17 Cherry type 19 Franklin, to friends 20 Ceremonies 21 Booby prize winner 22 Terre __, IN 24 Convertible or sedan 25 Parts of theaters 27 Complains childishly 30 __ up to; accepted the blame for 31 Snatches 33 Pres. Martin __ Buren 35 Tupperware tops 36 Catch hold of 37 Note 38 Small number 39 Black suit 40 Singing voice 41 Magazine bigwig 43 __ crackers 44 Go bad 45 Steam bath 46 Bar seat 49 Honeymooner 51 Org. for Nets and Nuggets 54 Trailblazing 56 West or Brody 57 Tool with a curved blade 58 Spree 59 Salami shop 60 Have to have 61 Father children 62 Strange DOWN 1 Late entertainer Bob 2 Generous 3 Give up bachelorhood 4 Lets in 5 Preach

by Jacqueline E. Mathews

Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews

6 Uncommon 7 “__ the night before Christmas…” 8 Gore and his dad 9 Detests 10 Flowery rings 11 Rational 12 Reason to bathe 13 Friendly dog, for short 18 Group of students 20 Regretted 23 Middle __; historical period 24 Rubik’s invention 25 Fly alone 26 Strong string 27 Rattle; upset 28 Fair; impartial 29 Pago Pago, American __ 31 Equipment 32 Get __ of; shed 34 Accepted standard 36 Catch sight of 37 Cruel

9/24/18

Saturday’s Puzzle Solved

What’s your favorite? Readers hate change. It’s an old axiom in the newspaper business that newspapers ignore all the time. The most controversial changes usually happen with the puzzle section of the newspaper. Readers love their puzzles and they make a habit out of doing them every day. We don’t want to mess up your routine, but if there are any puzzles in this special Puzzle Section that you would love to see on a daily basis, please let us know. If there is an overwhelming positive response to any of these puzzles, we can seriously consider changing the lineup. Email feedback to features@spokesman.com. Be sure to list the exact name of the puzzle that you like. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC All Rights Reserved.

39 Walked off with 40 Word of agreement 42 Removed wrinkles 43 Gizmo 45 Burn slightly 46 Reach across 47 Movement of the waves

9/24/18

48 Leak out 49 Creamy cheese 50 Jewelry store purchase 52 Shiny on top 53 “What Kind of Fool __?” 55 Decline; recede 56 “Much __ About Nothing”

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PUZZLES

Kakuro

By The Mepham Group

Solution to last Sunday’s puzzle

No digit can be repeated in a solution, so a 4 can only produce 1 and 3, never 2 and 2. Solution published tomorrow.

Level: Tough

9/23/18

To solve Kakuro, you must enter a number between 1 and 9 in the empty squares. The clues are the numbers in the white circles that give the sum of the solution numbers: above the line are across clues and below the line are down clues. Thus, a clue of 3 will produce a solution of 2 and 1 and a 5 will produce 4 and 1, or 2 and 3, but, of course, which squares they go in will depend on the solution of a clue in the other direction.

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SUDOKU

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit from 1 to 9. For strategies on solving Sudoku, visit sudoku.org.uk.

POINT AND SOLVE

By Frank Longo In this crossword puzzle variety, the clues appear in the diagram itself. Simply enter the answers in directions indicated by the arrows.

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New York Times Kakuros

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Investing is about more than money. At Edward Jones, we stop to ask you the question: “What’s important to you?” Without that insight and a real understanding of your goals, investing holds little meaning. SPOKANE - NORTH

Lisa Owen Financial Advisor 218 N. Bernard St. Suite 100

509-455-3004

Tom Hunt AAMS® Financial Advisor 12310 N. ST. RT 395 Suite 103A

Josh ClementsSampson CFP®, AAMS®

Financial Advisor 1212 N Washington, Ste 130

509-325-6376

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509-468-5290

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Jon Shroyer

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AAMS® Financial Advisor 9029 N. Indian Trail

Financial Advisor 9029 N. Indian Trail

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Stacie Duenich AAMS® Financial Advisor 5515 N. Alberta

509-413-2514

509-326-5740

Jessica Ekstrom AAMS®

Joel Mitchell CFP®, AAMS®

Financial Advisor 2603 W. Wellesley Ave

509-328-2115

Joseph M Carter

AAMS®, CRPC®

Financial Advisor 624 W. Hastings Rd, Suite 13

509-466-0239

Kevin Lake AAMS®

Financial Advisor 605 E Holland Ave Suite 216

Financial Advisor 9708 N. Nevada St. Ste 003

509-468-2541

509-468-2150

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Casey Clabby

Steve Wilkins

Financial Advisor 2020 E. 29th Ave. Suite 105

Financial Advisor 3022 E. 57th Ave. Suite 15

509-624-6067

509-535-4501

Dave Bingham AAMS®

Financial Advisor 5915 S. Regal St., Suite 207

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509-838-2408

509-241-3164

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Financial Advisor 15404 E Springfield Ave. Suite L100

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509-927-1180

509-926-5378

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509-921-0985

Carla E. Brooks AAMS® Financial Advisor 2901 N Argonne Suite 1-B

509-928-2175

509-892-5811

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509-922-6047

509-927-8033

Joshua Simmons

Chris Bernardi

Scott Brockway

Financial Advisor 708 N. Argonne, Suite 3

Financial Advisor 708 N. Argonne Suite 3

509-926-5723

509-926-9807

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Financial Advisor 16114 E. Indiana Ave. Suite 110

509-924-0581

Financial Advisor 13221 E 32nd St. Suite 4

Scott Draper

Financial Advisor AAMS® Financial Advisor 12623 E Sprague Ave. 23403 E. Mission Suite 1 Suite 101, Liberty Lake 509-927-1655

Jesse Applehans

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AAMS®

Financial Advisor 212 Rodeo Dr, Ste 810 – Moscow, ID

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208-687-5765

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509-276-2974

509-244-9737

509-684-6649

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509-765-2566

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Greg Bloom

Financial Advisor 2219 W. Broadway, Suite C Moses Lake, WA

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Financial Advisor 1835 First St., Cheney, WA

509-332-1564

509-235-4920

509-765-4464

Chris Grover AAMS®

Call, visit or check out our website today. www.edwardjones.com

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MINIMALLY INVASIVE FOOT SURGERY

Borys E. Markewych, D.P.M. Before

The Grand Corner Professional Bldg. 3707 S. Grand Blvd. Ste. A

CALL TODAY FREE

509-747-0274

ALSO OFFERING...

We accept most insurance including Medicare. After

FOR INFORMATION ON OUR FOOT SCREENING CLINICS

• Non-invasive Testing For Diabetic Neuropathy • Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care including heel pain, diabetic neuropathy foot care, wound care and nail disease.

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SOLUTIONS R A W H I D I O C E N T E N F L Y C E R W P E A C A G O N

T H E S P O K E S M A N - R E V I E S P E C I A L P U Z Z L E S E C T I P T W O R T H A L G A O N I A L T R A I L U F K E N D A L L Y A R D S P E E G O W L E Y S C H O O L O P M N L O Z E F U L V A L L E Y N A S R G A R B P O A A E R E D B A N D T R O U T B K

S P O K A N E C H R O N I C L E T E A T M S P E L F A S N P T O O H

N E

L T

W O N R O

D M I L K B O T T L E E I R L A N D F I S C V X T H E A T E R A E L N R E A F F E D R X A O U S P A V I L I O N O O S T O L P G E G O A T F A A F N R D C D K I B A B Y B A R V D R I N A O S G V U I C E S O R N E N O P L S O B R Y T T H C H I E F S A T E R

S O U T H P E R R B L O O M S D A Y

M E D I C A L L A K E G R E E N B L U F F M A N I T O P A R K

N I S H I N O M I Y A T S U T A K A W A J A P A N E S E G A R D E N

S H P C O O R K I A A C H E N E Y F E V A L L E Y N

S O N O R A S M T A A T R E T D H A R O L D B A I O N D E D S T J O H N P O K A N B O O R A S T A D L E Y M A G I C L S

L A Z S

W H I T E E L E P H A N T S A N D P O

M S T O C K P A R K I

B O W L A N D P I T C H E R

N M B D O E V I S I O N Q U E S T U A N N T S A V I S T A S T A D I U M J B P O I N E M I L E F A L L S O H S K N E A B F M I C A P E A K I L N L A L C G A T E W A Y B R I D G E H A A M P B E L L H O U S E R B I L L Y A R D A N T I Q U E M A L L O R S K A T E R I B B O N E C O E U R D A L E N E T U H U R C H M

S C A T H E D R P E E C D W H E A C Y I V L O Y S I U S C C T N O R T H W E S T M U H A N T E R N T H E A T R E M I N A T H R H U T S P O K A N E C O U N T Y R A C E W A Y E I N L A N D E M P I

S E U M O F A R T S A N N E H A H A C L I M B I N O R T H W E S

E M P I R E B U I L D E L R

L I B E R I N T Y S L L I A M L K R V E U G E O E R L I W F G O N E O N R D Y F A I N E D L J D O N O E P M A R M O T R R I C V H E F R E P S A T R S K Y R I D E S Q D C U L T U R E A N G R O C K S E T P A S S A G E S

DISNEY FILLING SCANDAL SLAMMER Cartoon caption:

ADDAMS FAMILY

L I L A C I T Y

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TV JUMBLE

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PREMIERE

PUZZLE SOCIETY

LOS ANGELES TIMES

JOSEPH

STEINBERG

DAILY COMMUTER

THEME

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CALCUDOKU Mempham Group

CHALLENGER New York Times Syndicate

CONCEPTIS HASHI Right

Left

Visit our website to see a video tour

PREMIUM DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE

AVAILABLE 421 W Riverside Ave Spokane, WA 99201

www.PaulsenCenter.com

Suite 300

Suite 665

934 SF • $1,284/month

1,212 SF • $1,667/month

NW corner suite w/2 ofﬁces; storage room; built in reception; break-room

3 ofﬁces; 1 interior conference/ storage room; built in reception; break area

Suite 304

Suite 702

791 SF • $1,055/month

857 SF • $1,143/month

2 ofﬁces; storage room w/reception

Suite 340

Vacant suite undergoing full remodel utilizing building standard ﬁnishes

1,020 SF • $1,400/month 3 ofﬁces; conference room; breakroom built in reception/waiting

ON-SITE AMENITIES:

BEST OFFICE BUILDING/ OFFICE PARK

Include cafe, 24 hour ﬁtness center w/showers, post ofﬁce, shoe shine service, dry cleaner and 4 building conference rooms

Lisa Dowers, lisa.dowers@paulsencenter.com, 509-590-0685 • Scarlett Stalter, scarlett.stalter@paulsencenter.com, 509-321-3991