The Occupy Spokane movement keeps gaining momentum, but as that happens, they may need a new location to occupy their kitchen.
Marlene Feist, City of Spokane public affairs, says they have not had a lot of complaints about the group, but they were encouraged to seek a special events permit for their volunteer center and kitchen set up near the south side of the Monroe Street Bridge. They first need a insurance liability waiver.
Nicole Hensley is a reporter at The Spokesman Review.