Lewiston
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Important Dates and Events for Nez Perce County Voters Ahead of Primary Election
LEWISTON - As the May 21, 2024 Primary Election approaches, Nez Perce County has outlined several important dates and events for voters to keep in mind. These are designed to facilitate a smooth voting process and ensure all eligible residents can participate effectively. Here are the key upcoming election-related events in Nez Perce County:
Lewiston Celebrates Grand Opening of Sunset Park Pickleball Courts
LEWISTON - In a testament to community collaboration and dedication to public health and recreation, the LC Valley Pickleball Club, in partnership with the City of Lewiston, celebrated the opening of nine new pickleball courts at Sunset Park. The milestone event, marking the fruition of a visionary project initiated two years ago, was commemorated on Thursday, May 16, 2024.
Statewide and Regional Candidates to Speak at Clarkston Event on May 14
CLARKSTON - Four candidates requesting endorsement will speak to the Asotin County Democrats at the group’s May 14 meeting in Clarkston. The meeting comes days after the May 10 candidate filing deadline in Washington. Among those scheduled to appear either in person or via Zoom is Dr. Bernadine Bank, one of the democrats running for U.S. Representative in the fifth congressional district seat.
Crews Prepare to Pave Near Aht’Wy Plaza This Month
LEWISTON – Motorists should expect minor traffic changes on U.S. Highway 95 and U.S. Highway 12 at Aht’Wy Plaza near the Clearwater River Casino and Lodge as early as next week as crews prepare to pave the highway and ramps. The ongoing construction will shift in anticipation of paving operations:
As ‘empowered’ cities ban encampments, homeless in state scatter in search of refuge
John Parke, known as “Cowboy,” is always ready to pack up and move. He stacks his black and blue tent, foam sleeping pad, and flannel-lined sleeping bag on top of a wagon that he hauls away every day at 7 a.m. before police arrive and order him and the other unhoused people of “camp town” to leave. ...
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