ARTICLES BY CAMERON PROBERT<BR
Memorial Day services held Monday
GRANT COUNTY — Members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars are planning to gather Monday to remember fallen soldiers.
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Car show being held in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — Cars of all ages and styles are going to be displayed Friday and Saturday as part of the Moses Lake Classic Car Club’s car show.
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Ephrata to increase water testing
EPHRATA — Increased water testing and continued studying of Well 6 are two of the recommendations in a new report on Ephrata’s water system.
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Daily rituals lead to movie critiques
I really enjoy rituals. Not in an “I’ve got to make sure I check the lock on the door five times before I go to bed” kind of way (I only check it twice) but more in an “I like to go to the restaurant before I see a movie …
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Construction to close Ephrata streets
EPHRATA — Construction in Ephrata is going to close several streets in Ephrata starting Monday.
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Coalition to negotiate ambulance contract
EPHRATA — Ephrata agreed to move forward with other fire districts and Soap Lake to negotiate for ambulance services in the city.
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Man pleads guilty to assisting with 2005 murder
EPHRATA — A man pleaded guilty to his involvement with a 2005 murder near Mattawa.
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Quincy officer sues city
SPOKANE — A Quincy police officer is accusing the city’s former police chief, two sergeants and the city of violating his civil rights.
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Quincy receives grant for library
QUINCY — Construction on a new Quincy Library is likely to start by October after the state approved a $900,000 grant to the city.
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State fines REC for emissions
MOSES LAKE — REC Silicon is paying the state $14,000 after a routine testing on a smokestack showed the company exceeded permitted emission limits.
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