Articles from the February 1, 2012 edition

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Deidre Williams Family

Honor Steve Breeze by learning to forgive Next week will mark the one-year memorial for the passing of Mr. Breeze. I found myself thinking about him this week and wanted to share how much people like him mean to me. He, and people... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    Opinion

Town is right to be cautious

Although officials with the Bonneville Power Administration are no doubt dealing straightforwardly with the town of Coulee Dam, local officials are right to insist on taking a closer look at BPA’s plans to occupy town property f... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

Thanks for Coats for Kids help

NCNB would like to thank everyone in our community for helping us with another successful Coats for Kids Drive. If it wasn’t for all of you donating hats, gloves, coats, scarves and shoes, we would not be able to continue with o... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

It may take a lifetime to make up for wrongs

Taqc Mawii, Tum chris lii wit, hello, I am Mylan Williams Sr. I am a recovering cocaine addict and alcoholic and writing this letter to you, the community, in hopes of catching the heart of the young people. I am also... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 
 By RC Covington    Opinion

On the root of the sewage issue

I’m a resident of Coulee Dam, and I’m all for justification of any project which is initiated on my behalf and which will inflate my monthly utility (sewage) bill. Without a super influx of new residents, a super sewage plant doesn... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

Coulee Recollections

Ten Years Ago Grand Coulee Dam will soon display a large symbol intended to show the Bureau of Reclamation’s support of patriotism. A sea of red, white and blue could dominate the Grand Coulee Dam area this summer if American f... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 
 By Don Brunell    Opinion

What a relief: power’s back on

An old TV commercial for an antacid once asked heartburn sufferers, “How do you spell relief?” For thousands of western Washington people left in the dark by winter storms, the wor... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

Mogan's Musings - From the darker alleys

Remember when bowling was the game to play? I never really had the bowling bug, but at one time I had my own ball, bowled in a league with a very poor average and spent much time and change in pursuit of Don Carter, the best... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

Coulee Cops

Grand Coulee Police 1/23 - USBR’s Plant Protection requested that the department’s explosives detection dog search a Canadian truck at the left powerhouse. The dog didn’t detect anything. 1/24 - Coulee Medical Center asked for a... — Updated 2/10/2012 Full story

 

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