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Gierra Cottingham

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As seen in: KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA), KTMF-TV (Missoula, MT), EIN News, WV News, KNDO-TV (Yakima, WA), KNDU-TV (Richland, WA), KULR-TV (Billings, MT), The Baylor Lariat, SWX Local Sports
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Spokane community hears new details as Farinacci is ruled competent

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By Gierra Cottingham Verified
| KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
Spokane, Wash. — A court-ordered independent evaluation found Aaron Farinacci competent to stand trial, adding a new step in a case that has raised concern across Spokane. For some people in the community, that finding brought some relief. "I'm glad that he's going to be able to be held accountable for what happened." At the same time, some people said they were still left with questions about what led up to the case. "Personally, I don't understand why you want to harm now.
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Spokane fire cleanup leaves owners scrambling to move burned cars

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By Gierra Cottingham Verified
| KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
Spokane, Wash. — People affected by the Spokane area fires were still working to remove damaged vehicles from their properties as neighborhood cleanup continued. 777 Towing reported it had been getting steady calls from owners who needed burned or damaged cars hauled away. The company said it had offered free tows after posting the help on social media and planned to keep going until properties were cleared and owners could move toward rebuilding.
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Spokane wildfire victims can now apply for housing assistance

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By Gierra Cottingham Verified
| KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
Spokane, Wash. — The city of Spokane received $1 million in wildfire housing assistance to help people affected by the Spokane Complex Fires. Goodwill Industries said it signed a contract with the city last week and had started distributing the money. The funding came from the Washington State Department of Commerce and the city said it was meant for rental assistance, utilities and leasing costs. The assistance was also meant to help people who faced financial strain after evacuations.
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