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How Bad Will Washington’s Winter Be? Farmers’ Almanac Says…
When summer hits, all I hear from family members and friends is, “It’s too hot!!!”. Then, a couple of months later, when winter hits, all they say is, “It’s too cold!!!”. And in that rare time frame between the two extremes, I get, “It’s too pumpkin’...
Cool and unsettled into the weekend!
Most will see mainly sunny skies with a slight increase in temperatures as we head into the upper 80s and 90s Thursday. Areas with more cloud coverage, like Wenatchee and Moses Lake will see temperatures just slightly cooler in the low to mid 80s. Northerly winds are set to pick up for the northern mountains of Washington and Idaho, as well as the Columbia Basin as an area of low pressure deepens over southern Oregon and central Idaho. Wind gust of 25mph and RH of 25% or less will create the potential for elevated fire danger. As the low continues to trek inland Friday, the Inland northwest will see southerly winds usher in maritime air, producing cool air advection...a rare phenomenon for our area. What that means for us is a drop in temperatures and a rise in dewpoints and the potential for showers Friday evening and overnight into Saturday.
WADDL prepares for increased chronic wasting disease surveillance
The Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory recently detected the state’s first case of chronic wasting disease and is now gearing up for increased surveillance and testing of deer populations throughout the region. The laboratory, part of Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, initially detected the positive case July...
Chris Vance is once again a Republican ... for Harris
Among the many political factions supporting Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is a group from the other side of the aisle. Republicans for Harris is a national movement that has a handful of local Washingtonians on board.
Hoopfest continues to grow post-pandemic
SPOKANE — More than 4,700 teams took to the streets of downtown Spokane for Hoopfest 2024 last month, the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament on the planet that features nearly 400 basketball courts littered across the streets of Spokane. “It’s always one of the best times of the year,” said...
Spokane County anticipating $1.14 million loss due to affordable housing debts
(The Center Square) – Spokane County might adjust three affordable housing loans for a combined loss of $1.14 million due to the providers’ inability to make payments. The Board of County Commissioners returned to the conversation with more data after a prior meeting that left some feeling like they were throwing money out the door. While the three adjustments would contribute to a noteworthy loss, three others are making a profit. ...
As she takes the lead at River City Youth Ops, Kate Burke hopes to reinvigorate the organization where she got her start
For Kate Burke, stepping into her role as the executive director of River City Youth Ops this June marked the start of a new phase for herself and the organization. "When I saw the job description, I realized that this is something that truly brings me joy," she says. "Working with young people, community building, networking and working for something that you believe in is super important to me."
Town Toyota Center Announces Canceled Black Crowes Concert in November
The cancellation of the Aerosmith Tour has impacted Wenatchee fans of The Black Crowes. Town Toyota Center has announced their Wenatchee date on 11/22/2024 at the Town Toyota Center has been cancelled as well. Anyone holding tickets will receive a full refund including any associated fees. Refunds will go back...
Large sinkhole found in Grandview, public asked to avoid area
GRANDVIEW, Wash. - A large sinkhole was discovered on Wed., Aug. 21 in Grandview, according to Grandview Public Works. Cones and barricades are in place in the 600 block of Division Street south of 5th Street. Drivers and pedestrians are asked to use alternate routes to minimize traffic impact to workers.
Undissolved AFFF Foam From Military Bases Causes Widespread PFAS Water Contamination: Study
The findings of a recent report suggests that drinking water contamination near a town in Washington state is likely the result of the military’s historical use of firefighting foam, which contained toxic “forever chemicals” that can build up in the body, and cause a number of long-term health risks.
Moses Lake Education Association approves agreement with MLSD
Aug. 21—MOSES LAKE — Members of the union representing Moses Lake School District teaching (certificated) staff approved a one-year agreement Tuesday with the Moses Lake School District for the 2024-25 school year. With the union approval, the memorandum of understanding is submitted to the Moses Lake School Board; a vote to approve or reject is on the MLSB on Aug. 22 agenda. Moses Lake ...
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