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Legals for June, 12 2020
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Reykdal visits Wahluke
State superintendent learns of challenges faced by rural, underfunded district
MATTAWA – Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal visited Wahluke School District Thursday afternoon for a tour and various discussions and panels with teachers, administrators and students. “It's a great visit. I do a lot of these around the state, but it's nice to see everyone's unique community, particularly a school district where your elementary, middle and high (schools) feel like such a family,” Reykdal said in a later interview.
It's a three-way contest for GOP nod in North Valley
The Senate District 2 Republican primary race features two veteran House legislators and a Whitefish resident whose main focus is advancing pro-life legislation.
Wallace passes noise ordinance
The new ordinance was a revised version after the original draft ordinance had been heavily scrutinized by locals, concerned by how it could potentially impact businesses in Wallace’s commercial district.
PREP BASEBALL: Lakeland, Lake City split IEL twinbill
"I thought Lanigan pitched well enough to win a game for us, but we can't have five errors with only two hits," Lake City coach Mike Criswell said. "This team needs to put up double digit runs to compete. Weitz had a great outing for them, and they swing the sticks. Al (Bevacqua, Lakeland coach) is doing a great job over there."
Philanthropy at the heart of Rathdrum couple’s McDonald’s franchises
Philanthropy at the heart of Rathdrum couple’s McDonald’s franchises
Tim and Terri Skubitz haven’t spent nearly five decades with McDonald’s for the food alone. “It’s a people business,” Terri said.
Trump credits new border wall with stopping migrants, virus
YUMA, Arizona (AP) — President Donald Trump visited the U.S.-Mexico border Tuesday to celebrate construction of more than 200 miles of wall, hoping it will remind voters of progress he's made toward one his 2016 campaign promises.
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