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UN report: North Korean officials abused repatriated women

GENEVA (AP) — The U.N. human rights office reported Tuesday that scores of North Korean women who had traveled abroad in a desperate search for work were abused by security officials and police through beatings, detention in unsanitary conditions, undernourishment and invasive body searches after being sent back home.

Horizon shred day helps with cleaning

From noon to 3 p.m., cars lined up in front of the Moses Lake business nearly nonstop as people dropped off their personal documents.

New exhibit opens at Moses Lake Museum Friday

Landscape artists Gregg Caudell, Aaron Cordell Johnson to display works Exhibit

MOSES LAKE - The opening reception for an exhibit of eastern Washington landscapes is scheduled for 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center.

Notice of Application & Proposed DNS

Notice is hereby given that a SEPA Checklist received by Grant County on April 2, 2014 from Getzinger Farms, LLC (Designated Contact: James Getzinger, 967 Road S Northeast, Moses Lake, WA 98837) were found to be technically complete on April 10, 2014.

Notice of Application & Proposed MDNS

Notice is hereby given that a SEPA Checklist received by Grant County on May 01, 2015 from Andy Jensen (Designated Contact: Vincent Barthels, 422 W Riverside Ave. Suite 304, Spokane WA) was found to be technically complete on May 08, 2015.

Notice of Application & Proposed DNS

Notice is hereby given that a Discretionary Use Review Application and SEPA Checklist were received on June 26, 2014 from Robert Shoemaker, PO Box 1737, Coupeville, WA 98239 (Contact: Christina Shoemaker, PO Box 1737, Coupeville, WA 98239) and was found to be Technically Complete on September 05, 2014.

Building remodel will add food bank storage space

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Food Bank is getting more storage space, at a time when operators say it’s really needed.

New conservation agreement protects site

As January snows quietly blanket the tall pines and alder thickets of the Pack River corridor near Sandpoint, one small corner of this magical landscape is now destined to remain just as it is. The longtime owners recently entered into a voluntary conservation partnership with Kaniksu Land Trust to ensure that their hay meadows, carefully tended forestlands, and streamside wildlife areas will be undeveloped into the future.

MAYOR: A look at the candidates

The fact that the city council and

JAIL: There's more to the story

You read in Saturday’s CDA Press  an opinion of Kootenai County’s jail status… as “full but needn’t be.”

Washington Filmworks event set for May 27

KNIFVES, the Northwest Independent Film and Video Entertainment Society, will present the Washington Filmworks Special Event at 11:30 a.m. on May 27 in the Peacock Room of The Davenport Hotel, 10 S. Post St., in Spokane.

Chronic inflammation, cancer and nutrition

Last week was spring break at the University of Idaho, so instead of heading down south for some sunshine and Vitamin D, I accepted an invitation to attend an international practicum on Nutrition and Cancer at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. I hope to share with you over the next few weeks some exciting research findings in the area of nutrition and cancer.

Post Falls settles flag flap

By BRIAN WALKER

Here come 3,000 jobs

Center gives patients another option for health care

I don't have to point out to anyone that our community is growing at a dizzying rate. Such growth creates a need for diverse and expanded community-based medical care.

Fall open burn season begins Saturday

Fall open burning season for Flathead County and northern Lake County begins Saturday, Oct. 1 and extends through Nov. 30.

Man killed in rollover accident

A 23-year-old Columbia Falls man was killed early Wednesday morning when his car left a railroad right of way near Frontage Road and plunged hundreds of feet down a steep embankment.