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Moses Lake seed breeder honored
Aug. 23—SEATTLE — Jerry Benson of Moses Lake was recently honored by the Washington Native Plant Society, according to an announcement from the society. Benson, owner of BFI Native Seeds in Moses Lake, was named a WNPS Arthur R. Kruckeberg Fellow, according to the announcement. This is the highest honor given by the Society and recognizes outstanding contributions to the understanding and ...
Voters in Montana to decide on two electoral system ballot measures in Nov. 2024
The Montana Secretary of State’s office certified two initiatives, Initiative CI-126 and Initiative CI-127, for the November ballot on Aug. 22. The two initiatives will appear on the ballot along with Initiative CI-128, which would create a state constitutional right to abortion. Montanans for Election Reform submitted signatures for...
Gonzaga men's soccer cruises to 4-1 victory in season opener
The Gonzaga men’s soccer team cruised to victory in their first match of the season, defeating the Northwest Eagles 4-1 Thursday night at Luger Field. The Zags scored just one goal in the first half, adding three more in the second. Northwest never led, scoring their only point of the game in the 66th minute. The victory inspires the Bulldogs as they face the rest of the season.
Woman accused of stabbing Spokane County Sheriff's deputy to be arraigned in September
DEER PARK, Wash — A Spokane County Sheriff's deputy is recovering after being stabbed while responding to a welfare call in Deer Park Thursday night. Thirty-two-year-old Gloria Endress appeared in court on Friday on charges of first and second-degree assault. Court documents say Spokane Sheriff's deputies responded to North...
Spokane mayor says current model for regional 911 services doesn't work for the city, city could go it alone
SPOKANE, WASH - Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown said the current model of the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications system doesn't serve the city well and if the current model is not fixed, the city will go it alone.
Family honors memory of Cheney high schooler by sharing his love of fishing
CLEAR LAKE, Wash. – A family is channeling their grief into helping others while trying to honor the memory of Brayden Bahme. Brayden’s aunt and parents say Brayden absolutely loved to fish. In fact, the only thing he may have loved more than fishing was sharing the passion with others.
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