Karen Lindholdt

Karen is a Spokane lawyer, mother, and travel enthusiast. She and Paul moved to Spokane in August 1994. That same month, they married, she passed the bar exam, and Paul began his job at Eastern Washington University. Karen has been fortunate to represent public-interest environmental … read more.

Dave Dierdorff

Dave’s wife, Madeleine Lefebvre, and he are both retired Alaska State employees. He was Alaska’s Revisor of Statutes and Madeleine was a University of Alaska employee. After he retired, his primary relaxation was sailing and he also did a lot of prop design and construction … read more.

Dave Hyde

Dave was born in Seattle in 1943, raised in Oakland, California, managed a wholesale upholstery business in San Francisco and was active in the Presbyterian Church. He has always been involved in political or groups working on social and environmental issues, but when COVID-19 hit, … read more.

Michele Attwood

Michele considers herself fortunate to be retired. Her favorite ways to spend her time are traveling, watching travel shows, reading, and knitting/crocheting. She loves spending time with her dad and her daughter and her daughter’s family, who all live in Spokane. She also enjoys puttering … read more.

John Veneruso

By workday, John is a software development manager at WebMD Health Services. He manages a team of software developers in the U.S., Argentina, and India that produce health and wellness apps and provide systems software for our health coaches and nurses for telephonic coaching, group … read more.

Mike Long

The COVID-19 lockdown, combined with the proliferation of Zoom, has opened up endless possibilities for new affiliations outside normal geographic boundaries. Mike was initially drawn to UUCS after hearing of problems within the UUA highlighted by its banning of Todd’s book. Then, when Mike learned … read more.

Dick Burkhart

Dick lives in Seattle and took early retirement 20 years ago from applied mathematics and scientific computing at Boeing — for a second career as a UU-type global citizen. Yet Dick also intended to squeeze in plenty of hiking, backpacking, and biking, along with a … read more.

Free Ponderosa Pine Seedlings

Deadline: Friday, March 25, 2022
Pickup: Sunday, April 10, 2022, in the UUCS parking lot

UUCS members, friends and the wider UUCS community have the opportunity to receive free Ponderosa Pine seedlings from a local non-profit group, Spokane Ponderosa. Spokane Ponderosa has a goal of … read more.

New Types of Film/Nonrigid Plastics Recyclable Accepted

Recycle your plastic bags, film and wrap at participating locations. These materials are used in new products such as composite lumber.

Where*

AlbertsonsSafewayWalmartTargetFred MeyersLowesKohls

*Bins are usually at the front of the store.

Due to ever-changing conditions, stores may discontinue their programs for collection of plastic bags/wraps … read more.