Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley

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To preserve and sustain the unique character of the Little Spokane River Valley, including it's open space and natural setting.

To maintain lower density zoning.

To protect the area's ecosystem including water quality, wetlands, priority habitat and wildlife, and dwindling native vegetation.

To encourage the development of area parks and natural areas.

To educate public officials of the concerns of the Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley, and be pro-active when major issues are at the forefront.

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2018 Fairwood District Farmers Market

Join the fun on Opening Night of the Fairwood Farmers Market on May 22 from 3-7pm! We are located at 319 W. Hastings Rd Spokane, WA 99218. We have many new and returning vendors selling fresh local produce, delicious sweets and treats, and various handmade crafts. There will be live music provided by Dirk Schwarz.

Located in the parking lot at 319 W Hastings Road
Tuesdays
3:00pm - 7:00pm

Fairwood Farmers Market Mission: To establish a vibrant North Spokane farmers’ market where neighbors can regularly connect with local growers, artisan food producers, and crafters in a festive environment.

Fairwood Farmers Market Vision: To revitalize and complete the Fairwood District in North Spokane, with new shops, mixed use development, a sustainable farmers’ market, and bicycle friendly trails – making it a connected, pedestrian friendly community. Redevelopment will involve multiple stakeholders and should capitalize on Fairwood’s proximity to the Little Spokane River, Mead Schools, the historic Bozarth Mansion, the Kalispel Golf and Country Club, and the new Children of the Sun trail along the North Spokane Corridor.

FLSRV is a strong supporter of this Market because their Vision includes caring for The Little Spokane River that lies in close proximity to the Fairwood Neighborhood.

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2018-11-01 "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Please, Won't You...
by Tina Wynecoop

2018-11-01 Back to School
by Kirk Neumann

2018-10-30 Spokane County Little Spokane Drive Sewer Extension Project
by Michael Kennedy

2018-10-28 Fairwood Farmer’s Market
by Merry Maccini

2018-10-27 Holiday Shopping at Amazon Smile
0.5% donated to FLSRV for a no-cost way to support your organization

2018-10-27 Mark Your Calendar -- 2019 Annual Meeting and Dinner/Auction
Friday, February 22, 2019

2018-10-27 Membership Update 2018

2018-10-15 In Memoriam -- Merle Moberly, MD

2018-05-21 Annual FLRSV Meeting

2018-05-20 Membership

2018-05-19 Water Quality
by Lindell Haggin

2018-05-19 What’s Happening on the Middle of The Little Spokane River?
by Daniel Collins

2018-05-19 2018 Fairwood District Farmers Market

2018-05-19 Valley Cleanup 2018
by Michael Kennedy

2018-01-28 What We Accomplished Together in 2017
We are honored that you support the Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley. Your donations, membership, sweat equity and enthusiasm have brought us a long way over the last two decades.

2018-01-27 Membership

2018-01-27 School Bond Vote

2018-01-27 In Memoriam - Harold Balazs

2018-01-27 New Board Position

2018-01-27 Valley Cleanup 2018
by Michael Kennedy

2018-01-27 School Time

2018-01-27 Walking to School is a Smart Choice
Spokesman-Review article. September 1, 2017 Reprinted by permission.

2018-01-27 Seeing Red Over Dog Poop? Oregon Town Paints it Orange
Spokesman-Review article. October 13, 2015 Reprinted by permission. Originally published July 28, 2011 The Bellingham Herald

2018-01-27 Local, Family-Owned Landmarks: Pounder’s and Pattison’s
by Tina Wynecoop

2017-10-25 2018 Annual Meeting
Friday, February 23, 2018

2017-10-24 Mark Case
New Board Member

2017-10-24 A River Captured: The Columbia River Treaty and Catastrophic Change by Eileen Pearkes
Reviewed by Jack Nisbet

2017-10-24 Living Water: Salmon's Presence
by Tina Wynecoop

2017-10-24 Earth Day Clean-Up of Our Valley 2017
by Michael Kennedy

2017-10-24 Thanks Be to the Decorator!

2017-10-24 October Board Meeting
by Harla Jean Biever

2017-10-23 Sign Up for Amazon Smile

2017-10-23 Colbert Road Trail
by Mark Case

2017-10-23 In Memoriam - Daniel Eugene Forsyth

2017-04-15 Annual Meeting 2017