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CommunityShalom Ministries serves free meals again after its August closingRicco Gonzalez has been homeless in Spokane for five years. When Shalom Ministries closed in August, he said, "I was wondering how we were gonna eat." Friday, Shalom brought back a limited meal service in the Bloom Psychiatry parking lot, with hot soup and rice, bagged lunches, clothing and self-care kits.Today’s editionRead

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