ARTICLES BY TED ESCOBAR<BR
New Mattawa Food Bank formally opens
MATTAWA - About 40 members of the community joined board members and volunteer workers on Aug. 12 to formally open the new Mattawa Food Bank.
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The Grainery cafe offers locally grown food
The new café in town — The Grainery — has only been in business since March 1, and already it has 15 employees.
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Idyllic life turns to nightmare
CRESCENT BAR — After Orlan and Jean Wood signed a lease for a small spot on Crescent Bar Island in 1988, they moved in to enjoy their retirement.
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Healing Water Spa offers form of therapy
SOAP LAKE — When Bridgett Oie bought the Healing Water Spa three years ago, she didn’t do it just to own a business. She believed in the ability of Soap Lake’s water to heal.
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'Cold Train' ready to haul produce
QUINCY — More than 60 representatives of food processors and produce shippers got a first-hand look at an express cargo train aimed at moving perishable foods from Washington to the east coast.
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Funerals are difficult, but homes offer advice
OTHELLO — The death of a loved one is the toughest experience in most people’s lives, and it is often made more difficult by the task of final arrangements.
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Main Street program survives legislature
MOSES LAKE - The Main Street Program, which has been important to the renewal of downtown Moses Lake, has been saved.
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The complete store for a motorcyclist
MOSES LAKE — Gary and Rachel Schoessler’s reasons for opening Desert Thunder Custom Cycles are simple.
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Optometrist opens own store in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — After 10 years of honing is skills at other practices, Dr. Kevin Osbourne has decided to strike out on his own, establishing Advanced Eye Care Associates.
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Anderson is new Othello chamber president
OTHELLO — Janelle Anderson is the new president of the Othello Chamber of Commerce
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Bridal show returns
MOSES LAKE — Spring brides and grooms have too many decisions to make easily, but help is available Saturday.
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Crescent Bar analysis set to be finished in April
EPHRATA — The future of individual subleases on Crescent Bar Island may be clearer in April after Grant County PUD commissioners review a compliance analysis and recommendation report.
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Economic council seeks funds for sprinklers
MOSES LAKE — The Big Bend Economic Development Council is preparing a federal grant application that could lead to a $3 million upgrade of a key building at the Grant County International Airport.
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iFiber brings services to Royal City
ROYAL CITY — There are early indications that iFiber Communications’s expansion of Internet, high-definition television and phone services to this community will go well.
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