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Tilting at windmills: How a developer's emails became the bullhorn of Spokane's anti-progressive politics

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When a woman walking to work at River Park Square this winter was dragged into an alley behind P.F. Chang’s and mugged, Spokane developer and commercial property owner Sheldon Jackson and like-minded business owners pointed to the incident as further proof of the city’s decay.

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Tilting at windmills: How a developer's emails became the bullhorn of Spokane's anti-progressive politics

When a woman walking to work at River Park Square this winter was dragged into an alley behind P.F. Chang’s and mugged, Spokane developer and commercial property owner Sheldon Jackson and like-minded business owners pointed to the incident as further proof of the city’s decay.

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