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Andy J. Simpson and Angela G. Mund, both of Spokane. Michael C. Marsh and Kymberly D. De Poto, both of Mead.
State suspends Seattle doctor's license
State health officials have suspended the medical license of a Seattle doctor accused of negligence, incompetence and malpractice in the treatment of four patients at a small, rural hospital in Pend Oreille ...
These adorable and affectionate puppies were born 4-9 and are now ready for their new homes.
Rider takes off to rediscover America
The riders, who pledged money to ride along for the beginning of the trek, accompanied him as far as Newport, Wash.
Editorial views from across the state
Legal procedures more than just technicalities Law students have enough to learn without mastering clairvoyance.
Friday Harbor's new postmaster has 28 years of experience
“My first job with the postal service was as a letter sorting machine operator”
Daniel Flemming, 48, is the new postmaster of Friday Harbor. He succeeds Chuck Tveter. via San Juan Journal
Cheerleader's death stuns high school
“She's a great kid, and it's a big loss and difficult time for the school”
Students at Newport High School in Bellevue on Monday mourned the loss of Taryn Gillies, an effervescent cheerleader known for her outgoing personality. via The Seattle Times
Stormmy Paul: businessman, smuggler, 'renegade Indian'
“That's the one thing you can always say about Stormmy B. Paul. He's real”
Darren Breen / The Herald Stormmy Paul of the Tulalip Tribe watches the fire heat up the "Grandfather Stones" the volcanic rocks he collected at Mount St. via The Herald
STCU is looking for an experienced, highly motivated and dynamic leader for an upcoming Branch Manager position opening at our Newport, WA Branch. via The Spokesman-Review
Swan migration has tourism officials aflutter
“If they are at their peak there are probably three or four thousand swans out there”
Hundreds of tundra swans foraged on open water in southern Pend Oreille County on Wednesday on their annual migration to nest on the marshy expanse of western Alaska. via The Spokesman-Review
The Fest-of-Ale to celebrate more than beer
It\'s Lucky 13 for the annual Fest-of-Ale. The 13th version of the event takes place April 4 and 5 at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre. via Penticton Herald
Banner Bank to expand its presence here
“We're excited to be a part of what I think is a terrifically revitalizing downtown area.”
Banner Bank is leasing the entire first floor and part of the third floor of the Grant Building, at 806 W. Riverside, which is currently being remodeled. via Spokane Journal of Business
Print Shop Manager: Petroglyph Printing in Newport, Washington is seeking a Print Shop Manager. via The Spokesman-Review
Wildlife agent assigned to Pend Oreille County
“We still have weaknesses in coverage”
A state wildlife enforcement officer has been assigned to Pend Oreille County, filling a position vacant since July. via The Spokesman-Review
Two arrested after stealing Christmas presents
On Friday, December 14, Mathew H. McFall age 22 of Priest River, Idaho was arrested for Burglary, Possession of Stolen Property and Trafficking in Stolen Property. via KHQ-TV Spokane
Saint Bernard AKC pups, champ grandsire,...
Saint Bernard AKC pups, champ grandsire, born 10/31. $850 447-2906 The two beautiful puppies shown were born Oct. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
U.S. News ranks two WA high schools in its top 100
Two of Washington's public high schools are among the top 100 in the nation, according to U.S. News and World Report. via KING-TV Seattle
Innocent plea in Pend Oreille County dragging death
NEWPORT, Wash. - A man charged with having his son take off in a pickup truck after tying a belligerant man to the trailer hitch has pleaded innocent to second-degree murder and manslaughter. via Daily News
Look at all that violence. Could it be...the culture?
According to a sheriff's office statement, Sinn told a 17-year-old boy to get into the pickup and be prepared to flee. via Prometheus 6
Shock, disbelief in wake of Eastern student's dragging death
“He was one of the good old boys, really into hunting, very big with his family, always talking about his family life, he was really dedicated to training in everything he did, everything he did he gave 110-percent”
Friends and family are in disbelief after a 20-year-old Eastern Washington University sophomore was dragged to his death in Pend Oreille County over the weekend. via KXLY-TV Spokane