Articles from the September 5, 2012 edition

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 By Scott Hunter    News

Man dies in Coulee Dam motorcycle accident

A young motorcycle rider from Nespelem died today when he failed to make a curve on SR 155 in Coulee Dam. Jason Chuckulnaskit, 28, hit the guardrail as he headed south just past the high school at Aspen Street at 11:45 Saturday... — Updated 9/8/2012

 
 By Angel Clark    Opinion

On 9/11, forgive seventy times seven

On September 11, 2001, terrorists declared war on our nation by killing an estimated 3,388 innocent people. The loss of precious life includes: 87 aboard American Airlines Flight #11, 60 aboard United Airlines Flight #175, 59... — Updated 9/8/2012

 

Little girl needs new bone marrow

Jazelle Marconi, died Thursday night in a Spokane hospital bed, ending her battle with the disease that sapped her strength. An obituary and notices of services is available here.... — Updated 9/8/2012

 

Jezelle Elizabeth Marconi

Jezelle Elizabeth Marconi entered the Coulee Dam, Washington home of Urisha “Ookie” & Randi Pakootas-Marconi on March 5, 2006 and for the next six years brightened the lives of eve... — Updated 9/8/2012

 

After-blue viewing

Nancy Brown and her grandson Lane take advantage of a National Park Service program Saturday night that offered telescopes to view celestial objects, including the moon a night... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Phyllis Jean Avey

Phyllis Jean Avey passed away on September 4, 2012, at Emeritus Hearthstone in Moses Lake,Wash. Phyllis made the Grand Coulee Dam area her home for over 60 years. She is survived by he husband Clifford W Avey, several children and... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Larry W. Hall Sr.

Larry W. Hall, Sr., 69, of Electric City, peacefully passed away Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane. Larry was born on October 3, 1942, to Ruby and... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

The Avon Lady Carolyn Lee (Wilbanks) Pachosa

Carolyn Lee Pachosa, 83 passed away at Brewster, Wash., on Monday, August 27, 2012. She was born in Lumber City, Ga., on January 1, 1929, to Howard and Rose Wilbanks. Carolyn... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Once in a blue moon

Music lovers enjoy a free rock and blues concert by longtime Northwest band Jr. Cadillac Friday night at North Dam Park and Event Center at a blue moon rises in the east. About 200... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By RobertaHackett    Opinion

On marriage equality

I am in favor of marriage equality. Where did God say that this group of human beings or that was not created in his image? What criteria do we use to say God given rights do not apply to all human beings? Thousands of civil laws... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Paul Jaehnert    News

Enjoy your Labor Day holiday?

The reason we celebrate Labor Day is largely because of the contributions made by unions to the betterment of America’s workers. The idea of a Labor Day holiday itself was conceived and promoted by labor organizations. The n... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Kathy Neal    Opinion

City should reconsider on car tab fee

I have read the comments from readers on the $20-per-vehicle charge. I have NEVER lived anywhere that I was penalized for having a vehicle. I have to get to work, and that is my only means of transportation! With the price of... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Carl Russell    Opinion

On the complaint letters about Electric City

Well, did the people writing to the paper about the tax complaining check why the city council is considering passing the tax? Or just jump on the band wagon complaining. Well, if you want to complain, why you don't blame the... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Whom does council represent?

It seems our council is for the mayor instead of for the citizens. Are they not there to represent the citizens? Why did they feel they needed the police at the last meeting? Were they afraid they would have problems with the... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Help the food bank

Help the food bank The Eagles is sponsoring a chicken dinner for a donation of food and $5 to help stock the shelves of the Care & Share Food Bank. Half of the proceeds from the dinner will be donated to the food bank, along with a... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

Correction

The Coulee Dam Credit Union’s street address is 402 N. Columbia Ave., Coulee Dam, Wash., 99116. Due to an editing mistake, the wrong address was given in a story last week about the Credit Union’s current drive to gather food for... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Rebecca Hunt    Opinion

Re: “Principal duties to be shared at Center School”

Granted, splitting the principal duties between several individuals doesn’t seem ideal, I find it more concerning that some of the school board seem to be ignoring an upcoming problem. With the new school being constructed I q... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Roger Lucas    News

Woman hit by truck in Delano

A Grand Coulee woman was struck by a truck Friday while walking on Alcan Road and flown by helicopter to Spokane for treatment, but may face drug charges when she returns. The truck was driven by Wayne Fowler, 58, who said that Ang... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Roger Lucas    News

Energy grant applied for again schools

McKinstry, a company that had helped Grand Coulee Dam School District with an energy conservation grant that was finally tanked, is trying again. This time, district Superintendent Dennis Carlson told board members, would be for a... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Roger Lucas    News

Port spends another $6,000 on golf course

Grant County Port District 7 put another $6,000 into Banks Lake Golf Course’s operation during the month of August. It was one of the golf course’s better operating months, and there are still two months to go before the end of... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Fire breaks out in Seaton’s Grove

A wildfire broke out in Seaton’s Grove right below the rock cut on SR 155 just north of Elmer City just before 7 p.m. Sunday. Several units of firefighters responded from O... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Athlete to pursue world record at Grand Columbian

A Utah father of five will go after his second world record here Sept. 15 when the Grand Columbian Triathlon offers him his 23rd iron-distance race (2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, 26.2 mile run) since January. He’s in pursuit of 3... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Banks Lake drawdown in “preferred alternative” to bolster farm irrigation

After seven years of study, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the state Dept. of Ecology have identified a solution to drying wells in potato country south of Grand Coulee Dam: draw down Banks Lake farther in August. The agencies... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Roger Lucas    News

Electric City plans hearing on car tab fee

A public hearing on Electric City’s new transportation benefit district could be held Sept. 25, City Clerk Jackie Perman said this week. The city planned the hearing to let the public speak to the fact that the city will charge r... — Updated 9/5/2012

 
 By Roger Lucas    News

Police, sheriff, farmer team up for manhunt

A Wenatchee man who walked away from an Okanogan County Jail work release program was spotted by local police in the Lakeview Terrace Mobile Home Park area and chased into the tall sagebrush by Grand Coulee officers before he got... — Updated 9/5/2012

 

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