Rolling Stones Exhibit Rocks Music Fans

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Russell Wilson Quarterback Academy visits Royal

ROYAL CITY — The Russell Wilson Quarterback Academy visited Royal High School for the third straight year, working with the Knights. The two-day camp offered skill exercises and training for youth, third- to eighth-graders, as well as high school players.

Get Ready to Roll This Spring By Cleaning Up the Garage

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Congressional candidate Zinke visits Libby to talk issues

Congressional candidate Ryan Zinke stopped Monday morning at the Libby Venture Inn. With Election Day only two weeks away, polls show Zinke with a slight lead against Democrat John Lewis. The race for the U.S. House is believed to be the closest federal race in the state.

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Low expections in Mexico as US election approaches

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A week before U.S. elections, expectations and attention are unusually low in a foreign country that may have more at stake than any other. Many Mexicans would be glad to see a more neighborly president who hasn’t called Mexicans rapists or threatened to build a wall against them, but the relationship has survived a Donald Trump presidency, so there’s a feeling it can handle any outcome.

Low expectations in Mexico as US election approaches

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A week before U.S. elections, expectations and attention are unusually low in a foreign country that may have more at stake than any other. Many Mexicans would be glad to see a more neighborly president who hasn’t called Mexicans rapists or threatened to build a wall against them, but the relationship has survived a Donald Trump presidency, so there’s a feeling it can handle any outcome.

Montana hospital recruits international nurses in tight workforce

Before Mary Venus was offered a nursing job at a hospital here, she’d never heard of Billings or visited the United States. A native of the Philippines, she researched her prospective move via the internet, set aside her angst about the cold Montana winters and took the job, sight unseen.

The jail where Jeffrey Epstein killed himself is crumbling

The Associated Press was granted rare access inside

Hospitals recruit international nurses to fill shortages

BILLINGS, Mont. — Before Mary Venus was offered a nursing job at a hospital here, she’d never heard of Billings or visited the United States. A native of the Philippines, she researched her prospective move via the internet, set aside her angst about the cold Montana winters and took the job, sight unseen.

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Lady Vikings, Scarlets battling for Class C supremacy

Scarlets rout Red Devils

New store built without proper zoning

A proposal to amend Whitefish’s zoning code drew the scrutiny of the City Council recently when it came to light that the change might be to aid a single business.

Grant, Adams health officer issues face mask directive

EPHRATA/RITZVILLE — Residents of both Grant and Adams counties are being instructed to wear face masks, according to a directive issued by Dr. Alexander Brzezny, health officer for both counties. Brzezny issued the directive for Adams County on Tuesday, May 26, and Grant County on Wednesday, May 27.

Legals September 26, 2018

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 in Grant County, State of Washington, there will be held a General Election for the purpose of submitting to the voters, for their approval or rejection of State Advisories, Local Candidates, and Special Propositions. Grant County is an ALL mail county. No Polling places will be available. You may return your ballot by mail or in person. Returning your ballot by mail requires no postage, it will be prepaid for this election. Your ballot must be postmarked no later than the day of the election. We suggest you vote and mail your ballot as soon after you receive it as possible to ensure a valid postmark. The Grant County Auditor's office, 35 C St. NW, Room 203, at the County Courthouse in Ephrata, will be open so voters may obtain replacement ballots, drop off voted ballots, obtain provisional ballots, and use the Accessible Voting Unit, at the following times: Monday-Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM - October 22, 2018 - November 6, 2018 On Election Day only, November 6, 2018 7:00AM - 8:00PM The following Drive-up Ballot drop locations are available from October 19, 2018 through Election Day and will be promptly locked on November 6, 2018 at 8:00PM: Grant County Courthouse, Public Parking Lot #A, Ephrata, Grant County PUD, 555 Grand Coulee Ave., Grand Coulee, Moses Lake City Hall, 321 S. Balsam St., Moses Lake, Fire District #10 Fire Hall, 588 Camelia St., Royal City, and Quincy Public Library, 208 Central Ave S., Quincy. The registration deadline for online registrations, mail-in registrations and transfers is October 8, 2018. Any qualified elector who is not registered to vote in the State of Washington may register to vote in person at the Auditor's office up to and including October 29, 2018. You can register or obtain registration forms at the Auditor's office, on line at www.myvote.wa.gov, and the Department of Licensing. Voters needing additional information or assistance with voter registration forms or voting may call (509)754-2011, Ext. 2777, 2743 or 2793. Voters unable to use the mail-in ballot may use the Accessible Voting Unit available at the Grant County Auditor's office. For additional information on the election or regarding voter registration: www.grantcountywa.gov, search for Auditor then Elections STATE MEASURES Initiatives to the People Initiative Measure No. 1631 Initiative measure No. 1631 concerns pollution. This measure would charge pollution fees on sources of greenhouse gas pollutants and use the revenue to reduce pollution, promote clean energy, and address climate impacts, under oversight of a public board. Should this measure be enacted into law? [ ] Yes [ ] No _______________________________________________________________________ Initiative Measure No. 1634 Initiative Measure No. 1634 concerns taxation of certain items intended for human consumption. This measure would prohibit new or increased local taxes, fees, or assessments on raw or processed foods or beverages (with exceptions), or ingredients thereof, unless effective by January 15, 2018 or generally applicable. Should this measure be enacted into law? [ ] Yes [ ] No _______________________________________________________________________ Initiative Measure No. 1639 Initiative Measure No. 1639 concerns firearms. This measure would require increased background checks, training, age limitations, and waiting periods for sales or delivery of semiautomatic assault rifles; criminalize noncompliant storage upon unauthorized use, allow fees; and enact other provisions. Should this measure be enacted into law? [ ] Yes [ ] No _______________________________________________________________________ Initiatives to the Legislature Initiative Measure No. 940 Initiative Measure No. 940 concerns law enforcement. This measure would require law enforcement to receive violence de-escalation, mental-health, and first-aid training, and provide first-aid; and change standards for use of deadly force, adding a "good faith" standard and independent investigation. Should this measure be enacted into law? [ ] Yes [ ] No Advisory Votes Advisory Vote No. 19 The legislature expanded, without a vote of the people, the oil spill response and administration taxes to crude oil or petroleum products received by pipeline, costing $13,000,000 over ten years for government spending. This tax increase should be: [ ] Repealed [ ] Maintained _______________________________________________________________________ LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS WILL APPEAR ON THE OFFICIAL BALLOT ONLY IN THE AREA ELIGIBLE TO VOTE ON THEM READ: Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that he or she prefers. A candidate's preference does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party, or that the party approves of or associates with that candidate. _______________________________________________________________________ Federal: Partisan Office U.S. Senator - 6 Year Term [ ] Maria Cantwell (Prefers Democratic Party) [ ] Susan Hutchison (Prefers Republican Party) U.S. Representative - 2 Year Term [ ] Dan Newhouse (Prefers Republican Party) [ ] Christine Brown (Prefers Democratic Party) Legislative: Partisan Offices State Representative, District #12, Position #1- 2 Year Term [ ] Keith Goehner (Prefers Republican Party) [ ] Ann Diamond (States No Party Preference) State Representative, District #12, Position #2 - 2 year Term [ ] Mike Steele (Prefers Republican Party) [ ] Valerie Sarratt (Prefers Democratic Party) State Senator, District #13 - 4 Year Term [ ] Judy Warnick (Prefers Republican Party)

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Tim Adams’ letter of Jan. 16 regarding the Johnson Amendment fails to acknowledge the tremendous financial profits that “non-profit” organizations enjoy due to their tax-exemption status.