Othello police logs for July 26
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The incidents below were reported by the Othello Police Department and are a matter of public record. Any suspects that may be identified are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Othello PD
July 5
Report of a vehicle break-in on East Pine Street.
Report of a golf cart trailer stolen on South McKinney Road.
Report of a backpack stolen on South 10th Avenue.
July 9
Report of a stolen catalytic converter.
July 10
Report of a stolen fire pit.
July 11
Report of beer stolen from a business on West Yeisley Road. Suspect fled on a bicycle.
July 12
Report of an individual throwing a rock at a parked vehicle on East Cedar Street.
Report of items stolen out of the back of a vehicle.
July 13
Report of a plastic folding table stolen on East Pine Street.
July 14
Report of a hit-and-run on South Fifth Avenue.
July 15
Report of a phone stolen at a bar.
ARTICLES BY STAFF REPORT
Othello man taken into custody in connection with Connell assault
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Othello man injured in crash that kills one, possible charges pending
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Okanagan Specialty Fruits names new head of enterprise strategy
SUMMERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Okanagan Specialty Fruits has appointed Paul Carter as head of enterprise strategy, according to an announcement from OSF. In the new role, Paul Carter will work across OSF on enterprise strategy, investment decisions, long-range planning and major cross-functional initiatives, according to the announcement. The move follows OSF founder Neal Carter’s return to ownership of the company in June. Based in Summerland, British Columbia, Okanagan Specialty Fruits operates a packaging plant in Moses Lake and an orchard in the Frenchman Hills near Othello. “Paul brings a valuable combination of agricultural experience, strategic thinking and more than a decade helping organizations improve complex investment and resource-allocation decisions,” Neal Carter wrote in the announcement. “I’m very pleased to have him bring that experience to OSF as we build the next phase of the company.”