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| Volunteers still drive neighborhood patrols |
| By spokesman.com - Pia Hallenberg |
| Published: 01/17/2013 |
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WASHINGTON - It’s a chilly Friday afternoon in northeast Spokane. Kim Bailey and Sandy Smith have been watching the weather forecast carefully for a couple of days, hoping it wouldn’t start snowing again. The two women are volunteers at Neva-Wood COPS, just east of NorthTown Mall off Wellesley Avenue, and they are getting ready to go out on their almost weekly neighborhood observation patrol. “If the roads are too bad we don’t go out,” said Smith, who uses her own vehicle for neighborhood observation patrolling, or “nopping” as she calls it. “We don’t get mileage. I’m just more comfortable driving my own car.” Read More. |
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