County revamps testing guidelines

Two more potential barriers to coronavirus testing in Lincoln County bit the dust Monday.

Apple processing plant sprouting in Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE — Apple processing is coming to Moses Lake. “We performed a substantial evaluation process and selected the site in Moses Lake for a variety of reasons, including proximity to our orchards, access to I-90 and other transportation aspects, available utilities and an energetic, growing community,” wrote Third Security CEO Julian Kirk in an email to the Columbia Basin Herald. Radford, Virginia-based Third Security, an investment fund specializing in biotechnology companies, is building a $22 million, 66,000-square foot apple processing plant at 7571 N. Randolph Road, across from lift-maker Genie, at the Port of Moses Lake, according to engineering plans and building permits filed with the city of Moses Lake’s Community Development Department...

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Police calls: Stuck paddleboard not city's problem

Whitefish Police calls from June 13-19:

One person dies in Lake County car crash

One person died in a car crash Saturday morning on Montana 83, according to the Lake County Sheriff’s office.

The Latest: Vatican relying on reserves due to lost income

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Legals for April, 30 2021

Tropical Storm Eta floods already drenched Florida cities

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A deluge of rain from Tropical Storm Eta caused flooding Monday across South Florida's most densely populated urban areas, stranding cars, flooding businesses, and swamping entire neighborhoods with fast-rising water that had no place to drain.

Calm before the fun

Cloudview Farm spending the winter to prep for busy 2024

EPHRATA – Growing season may be done at Cloudview Farm but the ag attraction’s Education and Community Coordinator Julie Johnston and Operations Manager Anna Moore are hard at work prepping for another year of events at the Ephrata business.

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Bigfork contributes $145,000 to 2012 campaigns

Bigfork may not be the biggest town in the valley, but its residents made some big donations to candidates, parties, PACs, SuperPACs and outside groups according to opensecrets.org.

Bigfork contributes $145,000 to 2012 campaigns

Bigfork may not be the biggest town in the valley, but its residents made some big donations to candidates, parties, PACs, SuperPACs and outside groups according to opensecrets.org.

Asia Today: Vietnam reports 1st local infection in 89 days

HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese authorities are conducting intensive contact tracing after discovering the country's first confirmed local transmission of the coronavirus in 89 days.

Asia Today: Vietnam reports 1st local infection in 89 days

HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Vietnamese authorities are conducting intensive contact tracing after discovering the country's first confirmed local transmission of the coronavirus in 89 days.

Mary Damiano, 87

Mary Louise Howell Damiano, 87, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, died on July 7, 2020. Mary was born on Dec. 27, 1932, in Yakima, Wash., to Thomas W. and Margaret Koempel Howell. Mary graduated from Davis High School in 1951 and attended Washington State College, where she was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mary met her husband, Gary Damiano, at WSC and they were married on Feb. 12, 1955, in Yakima, Wash. They settled in Kellogg, Idaho, and were blessed with three daughters: Debbie, Susan and Michele.

Parents: Tips for giving kids a DIY after-school activity center at home

(ARA) - Many American families may still be tightening their belts, as the economy continues its slow climb out of recession. If your family has decided to save money by foregoing traditional after-school programs, you can bring the experience home.

Community ralies around Spirit Lake woman

SPIRIT LAKE — The good news is that Jessica Brown finally has answers to the medical problems she has been suffering for the past few years.

Balancing Your Hectic Holiday Hunger Pangs

(Family Features) As the days get shorter and your holiday to-do list gets longer, spending time in the kitchen to prepare a nutritious, flavorful meal for you and your family can seem almost impossible. From buying gifts and entertaining guests to coordinating travel arrangements, sitting down to well-balanced meals often takes the back burner.