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Myron W. Sutherland
Myron W. Sutherland, born Dec. 24, 1914, passed away at Lakeview Home Care, Moses Lake April 16, 2008.
Patricia (Patty) Bartol
Patricia (Patty) Bartol went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Nov. 28, 2008.
Lottie Mae O'Rear
A native of Locust Bayou, Arkansas, and a resident of Moses Lake, Lottie Mae O’Rear passed away on Sunday, July 12, 2009, in Moses Lake.
Reba Maxine Tomlin
Reba Maxine Tomlin 79, longtime Colusa, Calif., resident, passed away early Monday morning on May 19, 2008.
Popular Oregon hiking spot closed indefinitely due to fires
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Santiam State Forest, one of Oregon’s largest and most popular state forests, will remain closed indefinitely following the Beachie Creek wildfire.
Sports for kids offered
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Parks and Recreation announced various sporting leagues for local children for hoops and wrestling.
City softball, T-Ball deadlines approaching
MOSES LAKE - The deadline to register for the Moses Lake Parks and Recreation, 2011 Women's Softball League is this Friday.
Popular Oregon hiking spot closed indefinitely due to fires
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Santiam State Forest, one of Oregon’s largest and most popular state forests, will remain closed indefinitely following the Beachie Creek wildfire.
NEWS RELEASE
Property owners in Franklin County must contact Franklin County Public Works by February 19, 2016, if they do not want participate in the Roadside Noxious Weed Spraying program and are willing to maintain the areas adjacent to landowner’s parcels.
Ronan affordable housing project receives funding boost
Meadowlark Vista has received $340,000 in federal funding through a state program.
Grant PUD rebates when purchasing appliances
EPHRATA – According to Grant County PUD, the purchasing of Energy Star certified appliances is a wise decision, and the PUD encourages such purchases with rebates.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
FEASIBILITY REPORT ON ESTABLISHING A PORTION OF VINEYARD DRIVE EAST AS A COUNTY ROAD
Academy might bring out the entrepreneur in you
Innovation, technology commercialization and entrepreneurship will be the focus of the North Idaho College Venture Center Commercialization Academy, a new eight-week course beginning Sept. 15.
Group accepting grant applications
The Idaho State Historical Society is now accepting applications for its FY2019 grants cycle.
IPNF treating noxious weeds
The Idaho Panhandle National Forests will be treating noxious weeds on National Forest System lands as part of an integrated pest management program that includes mechanical treatment, seeding/fertilizing of competitive native grasses, biological controls, and chemical treatment.
Fire permits now required in state
Idaho resident must obtain a fire safety burn permit from the Idaho Department of Lands before starting certain controlled burn activities.
Hunters can help monitor for CWD
Idaho Fish and Game is asking hunters to help with a surveillance program by looking for chronic wasting disease in big game animals.
IPNF noxious weed treatments set to start in region
The Idaho Panhandle National Forests will be treating noxious weeds on National Forest System lands as part of an integrated pest management program that includes mechanical treatment, seeding of competitive native grasses, biological controls, and chemical treatment. Treatments will occur from May through October 2019 on roads, trails, trailheads and administrative sites located throughout each ranger district.
Environmental issues are about security
Though most people are aware of the drastic effects climate change poses to our planet, very little view this in terms of national security. However, the threats of climate change are influential to the point where the environment should now be included in our national security policy. Why?
Sadie Winona Butcher
Sadie Winona Winger Butcher, 93, passed away Saturday, June 14, 2008, at her home near Moyie Springs.