Today was a very quick meeting. A few thick slices to get going:

COE: One of the most-read Spokesman-Review pages online today is the Coe coverage. Read today's story, or reporters Karen Dorn Steele and Rick Bonino are also blogging details of the trial.

THE STOCK MARKET: Despite the seriousness of today's lead story on the front page, the stock market is rebounding a little bit. "It means I can retire when I'm 90 instead of 93," joked managing editor Gary Graham, who is back from Turkey. Graham had been blogging about a travel fellowship for the International Reporting Project. Check out the most recent post here. But back to the economic news, editors thought the local reaction piece was awesome.

DONATIONS: "Donations sometimes work against charities" was an interesting read, editors said.

NEWSROOM NEWS: Yesterday was the first day of the relaunched, slightly bigger S-R breaking news team. The team is as mentioned earlier, with two morning editors and two morning reporters, staggering their shifts with the first reporter coming in at 5 a.m.

A recent audio slideshow

Added to our system last week but not posted on Daily Briefing. Produced by Jesse Tinsley. The Greek community of Spokane celebrates its heritage and raises money for the Holy Trinity Orthodox Church.

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