by Kristine Campos | Mar 6, 2025 | 3 For Thursday
Frustration Today and the Regional Plan That Almost Was – Part 2 In our Walk Diaries for March 1st, we discussed Part 1: Spokane had never before witnessed such extensive regional collaboration. Organized by three volunteers, the initiative brought together eight...
by Kristine Campos | Feb 20, 2025 | 3 For Thursday
Collaboration is Transforming Our Schools and Parks – It Can Also Solve Our Biggest Crisis Note//tomorrow’s walk departs City Hall 5AM This morning’s 5 AM downtown walk was filled with conversations—not just about what we see, but also about what a collaborative...
by Kristine Campos | Feb 11, 2025 | 3 For Thursday
Time to Treat Spokane’s Health and Safety Crisis Like the Disaster It Is – Part II Article Summary Spokane faces a worsening crisis of homelessness, drug overdoses, and public safety concerns—yet even with temperatures near zero degrees this morning, a person dying...
by Kristine Campos | Feb 6, 2025 | 3 For Thursday
1. Stop House Bill 1380: Another Lazy Fix That Fails Spokane and Our Most Vulnerable We’ve covered HB 1380 in Three for Thursday before, but this reckless attempt at a shortcut to addressing Spokane’s deeply complex health and safety crisis is still advancing through...
by Kristine Campos | Jan 30, 2025 | 3 For Thursday
“…Happy Watching People Die in the Gutter with Their Civil Rights Intact”? 1. The Crisis: Paralysis Over Real Solutions In a recent Seattle Times editorial, a striking quote caught my attention: “Seattleites are perfectly happy watching people die in the gutter with...
