Genesee News

Incumbents prevailed in the Kendrick mayoral and City Council races. Mayor Dale Lisher retained his seat against challenger Mike Curley.

Help shape the future of local health care and share your thoughts on current services, quality of care, access and more by taking part in an online community health care survey for Gritman Medical Center at http: //www. gritman.org. The survey is being conducted as part of Gritman's strategic planning process.

Summer Reading Programs begin soon at all Latah County Libraries. This year's theme, Be Creative @ Your Library, promises countless opportunities to support children's reading with fun programs, books to read, and reading prizes.

The American Legion Auxiliary has selected the young women who will represent Moscow, Deary, Genesee, Potlatch, and Troy at the 63rd annual session of Idaho Syringa Girls State to be held at Northwest Nazarene University June 14-19. Delegates will spend a week in Nampa learning the mechanics and function of government.

A Genesee woman walked away from a rollover crash on Lindsey Creek Road Sunday. Police said 79-year old Lucy Baumgartner apparently fell asleep at the wheel when she was southbound on the Nez Perce County Road.

Wednesday Renee and Gary Ball of Craigmont called at the Poor Farm. Andrew Holt of Post Falls also visited with Mike.

All five rural Latah County school districts saw their supplemental levies pass by solid margins May 20.

A Moscow man was sentenced Friday for his role in a fatal shooting near Genesee.

The students of the Festival Dance Academy will present two free public performances this week at the Hartung Theatre in Moscow.

The University of Idaho has received a $2.94 million grant from the National Science Foundation for a water resources project that connects the research community with middle and high school classrooms in rural northern Idaho and eastern Washington.