Moses Lake Council endorses dog park

MOSES LAKE - Despite a few hiccups, the Moses Lake City Council endorsed the concept of a dog park in the city, much to the delight of the well-organized community group.

Reed: Reagan Repub ad misleading, unfair

I know that you are no longer accepting election letters but I am still fuming over the Reagan Republican ad on page 12A of Sunday's CDA Press. Perhaps you can publish a last minute editorial comment to right the wrong impression the ad is meant to carry.

Snowcats needed for winter rescue

Most of the North Fork, north of Canyon Creek, is now closed to snowmobilers. There are some exceptions, where unplowed roads are open.

Park proposes bolstering Quartz Creek fish barrier

Glacier National Park biologists would like to build up an existing fish barrier on Quartz Creek to keep more non-native lake trout from entering the Quartz Lake drainage.

Park proposes bolstering Quartz Creek fish barrier

Glacier National Park biologists would like to build up an existing fish barrier on Quartz Creek to keep more non-native lake trout from entering the Quartz Lake drainage.

Snowcats needed for winter rescue

Most of the North Fork, north of Canyon Creek, is now closed to snowmobilers. There are some exceptions, where unplowed roads are open.

Park proposes bolstering Quartz Creek fish barrier

Glacier National Park biologists would like to build up an existing fish barrier on Quartz Creek to keep more non-native lake trout from entering the Quartz Lake drainage.

Snowcats needed for winter rescue

Most of the North Fork, north of Canyon Creek, is now closed to snowmobilers. There are some exceptions, where unplowed roads are open.

Setting the record straight on climate and funding

To the issue at hand: Mr. Heil has provided no positions by Fred Singer. I’ve done what research I could and reiterate that the most apparent finding is that most of Singer’s financial backing comes from the fossil fuel industry. That suggests a vested interest in claiming that global warming and cigarette smoking are beneficial to the planet and to us.

US general: US strikes destroy weapons depots, more remain

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. retaliatory airstrikes against militants in Iraq destroyed five weapons depots, but the top U.S commander for the Middle East acknowledged Friday that there are many similar sites that the U.S. has so far not hit because of potential civilian casualties and political sensitivities with the Iraqi government.

Movers & Shakers April 15, 2010

2010 Partners in Policymaking graduates; Bell ringers collect for Salvation Army; Finance Department issues scam warning

Superior Schools Food Pantry needs some help

The Superior Schools Food Pantry is seeking help to replenish its supply...

Quenching the community’s thirst for kombucha

By DEVIN WEEKS The Business Journal of North Idaho Writer

Fragrant, flavorful, bubbly and bright, kombucha seems to be everywhere these days. And not just any kombucha. Bare Culture Kombucha.

Far North Outfitters burglarized

Thief took only one inexpensive item

A suspect remains at large after a July 11 burglary of Far North Outfitters.

Huckleberries draw a crowd

Liz Cintrino, the 29th Annual Huckleberry Festival chair, called the event a huge success.

Scott seeks GOP slot for state house seat

Heather Scott, of Blanchard, announced she will seek the Republican nomination in May for the District 1A seat in the Idaho House of Representatives, a position now held by Eric Anderson, R-Priest River.

'Soul of Music' concert June 10 in Spokane

“Soul of Music” — a concert presented by the Cantabile Chapter of the Spokane Symphony Associates — will be performed Sunday, June 10 at 4 p.m. in Spokane.

TV: Another option for viewing

Here’s some info to help those who want to cut the cable cord:

In appreciation

I am writing to ask you to help me say thanks to two people in your area.

Volunteers sew handmade masks

Ladies of the Cancer and Community Charities (3Cs) are gearing up for a tsunami of requests for fabric face masks.