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Former Spokane mayor seeks $10M from city, claiming harm from censure Original

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By Nicholas Geranios Verified
| Ellensburg Daily Record Verified
SPOKANE, Wash. — Former Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward is seeking $10 million from the city after she was censured for appearing at a prayer service held by right-wing religious leaders in 2023. Woodward, a long-time television news anchor here, was defeated in her reelection bid three months after the August 2023 censure by the City Council. Her attorney filed an amended tort claim with the city in mid-April, raising the amount sought in the original claim from $1.5 million to $10 million.
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Former Spokane mayor seeks $10M from city, claiming harm from censure

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By Nicholas Geranios Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
SPOKANE, Wash. — Former Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward is seeking $10 million from the city after she was censured for appearing at a prayer service held by right-wing religious leaders in 2023. Woodward, a long-time television news anchor here, was defeated in her reelection bid three months after the August 2023 censure by the City Council. Her attorney filed an amended tort claim with the city in mid-April, raising the amount sought in the original claim from $1.5 million to $10 million.
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Spokane area rides an economic upswing Original

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By Nicholas Geranios Verified
| Washington State Standard Verified
by Nicholas K. Geranios, Washington State Standard March 16, 2026 SPOKANE, Wash. —  Spokane is having a moment. The generally sleepy economy of the state’s second-largest city is getting a shakeup, thanks to surging employment and incomes. The U.S. Senate got into the action in January, approving up to $70 million in federal funds to boost the aerospace industry here.
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