Finding a formula for resource protection

By RICHARD HANNERS

'Overwhelming': Georgia poll worker describes voting chaos

ATLANTA (AP) — First-time poll worker Kirubel Behailu thought he'd become more familiar with Georgia's new voting machines at a quiet election site during Tuesday's primary. Instead, he found himself scrambling to sanitize equipment, clear jams in a ballot scanner and run back voter cards during a 15-hour marathon at an Atlanta church inundated with frustrated citizens.

'Overwhelming': Georgia poll worker describes voting chaos

ATLANTA (AP) — First-time poll worker Kirubel Behailu thought he'd become more familiar with Georgia's new voting machines at a quiet election site during Tuesday's primary. Instead, he found himself scrambling to sanitize equipment, clear jams in a ballot scanner and run back voter cards during a 15-hour marathon at an Atlanta church inundated with frustrated citizens.

Columbia Falls developer Mick Ruis to buy CFAC site

The Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. has agreed to sell 2,400 acres of land it owns to Columbia Falls developer Mick Ruis.

Hope for Hanford

Groups come together to lobby for Handford cleanup

MATTAWA- The second annual Hanford Journey was held June 24 at the Vernita Boat Launch. The event familiarizes people with the area, educates them on the history of the Handford site and lobbies for people to take action for change.

Finding a formula for resource protection

By RICHARD HANNERS

Finding a formula for resource protection

By RICHARD HANNERS

Politics, trade dominate top stories

Each December, newspapers and other media announce their top stories of the year — those which elicited the most attention by readers. If you missed 2019’s top local stories you can see them at Cdapress.com. For the Associated Press — a compendium of reporting both of its own staff and from member newspapers around the globe (including this one) — the top-rated stories of 2019 included no surprises, although one or two probably didn’t garner much attention here.

German court convicts man of murder over synagogue attack

BERLIN (AP) — A German court on Monday convicted a right-wing extremist of murder and attempted murder and sentenced him to life in prison for his attack on a synagogue last year on Yom Kippur, Judaism’s holiest day. He killed two people after he failed to gain entry to the building.

City of Moses Lake

Notice of Application and Public Hearing

Notice of Application

Notice is hereby given that a Preliminary Short Plat application received by Grant County on August 31, 2012 from Arthur & Wilma Thivierge (Designated Contact: Paul Snelson, Knudsen Land Survey LLC, PO Box 505, 130 1st Avenue NW, Ephrata, WA 98823, 509-754-4376), was found to be technically complete on October 10, 2012.

County to extend Neva Lake Road, seeks comments

EPHRATA - The state Department of Ecology is looking for comments on a plan to clean a section of the Grant County Landfill during a road expansion.

Error scrambles health insurance premiums

About 8,000 state residents will get new tax credits

OLYMPIA - About 8,000 Washington Health Benefit Exchange applicants will get smaller federal tax credits for their health insurance than originally anticipated because of computer problems on the federal and state health insurance websites.

Notice of Application

Notice is hereby given that a Grading Permit application and SEPA Checklist received by Grant County on April 25, 2012 from Catarino Alvarado, 5703 Rd. K NE, Moses Lake, WA 98837, 509-760-4812), were found to be technically complete on June 11, 2012.

Tennis anyone?

Peak Health building large facility with $5 million price tag

Meet Mr. Mullan

'Searching for John Mullan' lecture scheduled for July 11

Learning pre-diabetes facts help you lower your risk

Do you know whether you're at risk for developing diabetes?

Name game continues for new school

An ad hoc committee has issued a third and final call for suggestions on a name for Kalispell's new high school.

Zoning, annexation the next step in land deal

The Tri-City Planning Office expects to receive an application by May 2 for a zoning change and annexation request involving the pending transfer of 25 acres of Flathead Valley Community College land to Philip Harris, owner of Signature Theatres.

Meeting ahead on Courthouse East

Tuesday gathering designed to resolve some lingering issues