SPOKANE, Wash. — With a bright winter sun seeping into Mardis Nenno’s living room, she works diligently on an art project. Art has been a constant in Nenno’s life, just as her home has been.
Nenno has lived in Lower Crossing for 30 years. It’s a tiny neighborhood tucked along the Spokane River, with just one narrow way in and out.
“This was the first platted neighborhood, so when they were planning it, they didn’t have a plan,” Nenno said…