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Should Spokane sell naming rights to the Pavilion? Mayor says no
The Spokane Riverfront Park Committee had been set to vote to recommend approval of a $2.5 million, 10-year deal granting naming rights of the Pavilion to an unnamed corporation on Jan. 6 ...
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Expo at 50: Half a century later, a look back at the 1974 event that changed Spokane
The event drew shy of 6 million visitors to the banks of the Spokane River in what is now Riverfront Park. Pavilion structures were built, some permanent (see today's U.S. Pavilion and the ...
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Riverfront Park Committee to vote on 10-year naming deal for Spokane Pavilion
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Pavilion could soon have a new name. The Riverfront Park Committee is set to vote next month on a naming rights agreement. According to the agenda for the Riverfront ...
The Times Leader18d
Riverfront Parks plans Winterfest at Nesbitt Park
In this file photo, Darren Ryan of Hanover Township roasts marshmallows with his daughters Kelsey and Mara at Nesbitt Park in ... of the winter season, organized by the Riverfront Parks Committee.
Should Spokane sell naming rights to the Pavilion? Mayor says no
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown disagrees with efforts to sell the naming rights to the U.S. Pavilion, one of the city's most notable monuments, to an as-of-yet-unnamed corporate sponsor, she expressed to ...