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Heidi Scott

A freelance writer and editor, Heidi Scott has been publishing since 2001. In 2008, Heidi and her family moved to Spokane, into a 100-year-old farmhouse north of Spokane. When not working, she grows and preserves much of the food her family eats throughout the year. She enjoys adventures with goats, sheep, cows, chickens, rabbits, barn cats, and a hummingbird named Mildred, who visits Heidi every day in the summer while she milks her goats.
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Stuck At Home: Not All Bad

Her advice is to keep our brains healthy by not making this pandemic the center point of our attention through the day.
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Confessions of a first time Santa

Patrick Cabbage volunteered for his first time ever, sitting in for Santa at the Five Mile Prairie Grange’s annual “Pancakes with Santa” event. FĀVs writer Heidi Scott sat down with Cabbage a week after the event to find out what the experience was like.
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Spokane groups serve homeless in the spirit of Halloween

In addition to the youth of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Catholic Charities team, 117 students from Gonzaga helped distributed nearly 500 pounds of candy at the event.
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Catholic Charities provides housing to Spokane’s homeless

Rather than following the tradition of giving away services and hoping people change their circumstances, Catholic Charities is giving homes to the homeless.
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Spokane Fatherhood Initiative continues

Fatherlessness, in the context of SpoFi’s work, doesn’t simply mean the absence of a father. Its broadened definition includes all young people without a present and involved father figure, whether biologically related or not.
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Opa! 82 Years and Still Dancing at Spokane’s Greek Fest

Today, Greek Fest is much the same, with volunteers who are typically retirees, college students, or others who have the time and desire to see the festival continue. It is an ongoing challenge to find enough volunteers to cook and bake.
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Walking mysterious sacred labyrinths near Spokane

People report feeling energized and more mentally alert after completing labyrinths. Many are smiling and even laughing by the end.
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