SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane fifth graders are taking city planning into their own hands, through the digital world of Minecraft. On Monday, June 9, the City of Spokane Planning Team will partner ...

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OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Four Spokane 5th graders made their voices heard in our State Capitol this week.