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There's Something About A Parade!
Posted Sunday, July 5, 2009, at 9:44 AM << Previous Respond Early Explorers I've been in two parades once in my distant past.
Eastbound I-90 fully blocked at Ritzville
RITZVILLE, Wash.- Right now the eastbound lanes of Interstate 90 in Ritzville at Highway 395 are completely blocked because two semis collided in that area.
: Ritzville Democrat to run for District 9 House seat
A fifth candidate has entered the race for the District 9 Position 1 seat in the Washington House of Representatives.
Work Release Offender Escapes, Caught 5 Days Later
As one offender is put behind bars another escapes. Billy Garner was at the Ahtanum View work release program, a partial confinement facility.
Inmate who escaped is back in custody
An inmate who walked away from the state's West Valley work-release center is back behind bars thanks to help from the Yakima County Violent Crime Task Force.
Yakima Inmate Escapee Arrested
An escapee from Ahtanum View Correction Center in Yakima is back behind bars. Authorities say Billy Eugene Garner escaped from the correction center on May 23rd.
Some students to go from graduation to boot camp
Uncertainty about the future is common for young people graduating from high school, especially when a rocky economy may dim job prospects and make college unaffordable.
CHRYSLER: Area dealerships on closure list include ones in Pasco, Kennewick
Leskovar Lincoln-Mercury in Kennewick is on Chrysler's closure list. Chrysler informed the dealership Thursday morning of its decision to drop it from the dealer list, said Jeff Leskovar, president of the company.
Hispanics nearly 10% of Wash. population
SPOKANE, Wash. - Minorities make up a majority of the population in two of Washington's 39 counties, Adams and Franklin, according to new estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Hyundai aims to take on premium brands with Genesis
There's a style that writers use called "the reveal." It involves first sending the reader in a perceived direction only to pull a zinger out of thin air at the last moment for dramatic effect.
Courts to forgive collections fees, interest in May
As noted here , debtors to most Washington courts will be getting some relief in May, as municipal and district courts around the state prepare to forgive collections fees and interest on past due tickets and criminal citations.
Strange Bedfellows: Eye on Olympia: Proposed fees starting to add up
Richard Roesler reports in The Spokesman's political blog on the creeping effect of fees that state lawmakers are considering to help Washington balance the budget: Sen.
Tax, fee plans may induce sticker shock 1 hour, 2 minutes ago
As Olympia struggles to agree on a major tax plan to send to voters in November, they're also talking about a lot of small things that will never appear on any ballot - but that are still likely to cost you.
Mariners at Oakland Athletics: 04/12 game thread
A reminder to all of you that we'll be doing Geoff Baker Live! tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. I had initially planned to do it at 7 p.m., but 6 p.m. is when I envision doing it ahead of home games.
Barbara Michael | 'Amber Waves' Focuses on Farmers, Their Challenges
Here in Western Washington, after a particularly cool and precipitation-laden spring, it's easy to forget that the other side of the mountains offers a much different landscape and climate.
District 9 legislators oppose budget cuts
District 9 legislators are united in opposition to the state's proposed budget cuts for higher education.
More snow forecast for mountains, E. Washington
The National Weather Service says a spring storm will bring more snow today to the Cascades and parts of Eastern Washington.
Spokane residents get a white April
Spokane native Bing Crosby dreamed of a white Christmas. Now residents are getting a taste of a white April.
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March 16: Tonasket superintendent interviews start tonight
By Sheila Corson Chronicle staff TONASKET - The school board will interview the four candidates for superintendent tonight, March 16, and tomorrow, March 17, with public participation encouraged.