Articles from the January 8, 2014 edition

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 By press release    News

Sheriff: Property owner interrupts theft, suspects jailed

The Grant County sheriff says an attempted theft of metal was interrupted Friday when a vigilant property owner saw a suspicious car parked near a trailer on his land. Around 9 a.m. Jan. 10, deputies were called to 15390 Stratford... — Updated 1/13/2014

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

New mayor asks sheriff to investigate missing computer, records

A computer used by Coulee Dam’s former mayor is missing, and the new mayor has asked the sheriff to investigate the possible theft of public property and destruction of public records. Newly elected Mayor Greg Wilder said when h... — Updated 1/13/2014 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Hospital district com. may meet Thursday

A special meeting of the commission that governs Coulee Medical Center, originally called for last night, was postponed, likely until Thursday night, Jan. 9, because an attorney central to the agenda could not make it out of... — Updated 1/9/2014 Full story

 

Friends of Rachel Club & SHARP Kids to put on movie night

Save the date! On Wednesday, Jan. 22, Friends of Rachel and SHARP Kids are sponsoring a Family Movie Night in the Grand Coulee Dam Middle School gymnasium. The event is open to all... — Updated 1/9/2014 Full story

 

Thefts occur at Lincoln County homes

The Lincoln County Sheriffs Office is seeking information from anyone who may have information on recent criminal activity that has occurred in the Spring Canyon and Lake View Terrace area’s of northern Lincoln County, Sheriff W... — Updated 1/9/2014 Full story

 
 By Roger S Lucas    News

New mayor packs agenda for change

If you attend Coulee Dam’s council meeting tonight (Wednesday, Jan. 8) you better take your “No Doz” pills, not because the meeting will be boring, but because it will be long. Council members used to short agendas and short meeti... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Meetings and Notices

Chamber to Meet at Pepper Jack’s The Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce will be meeting this Thursday, Jan. 9, at noon at Pepper Jack’s Bar & Grille in Grand Coulee. Bill and Renee McCarty will be talking about the new cha... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

It's a boy for the Tufts

Alex and Jessica Tufts of Anchorage, Alaska are pleased to announce the birth of their son Jackson Alexander Tufts, born Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013. He was 8 lbs., 2 oz., and was 21-1/2 inches in length at birth. Maternal grandparents... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Cold fun

A flag football game on New Year's Day at the Grand Coulee Dam Middle School field provided a good time for players, from left, Bobby Gates, Brian Walters, Josh Hagen, Aaron Black,... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Maxine A. Crawford May 29, 1914, died December 28, 2013

Maxine A. Crawford, 99, (MAC) went to be with her Lord last weekend at The Renaissance Assisted Living Facility in west Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. She was born the eldest of four... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Ernie Garcia

Ernie Garcia, 56, of Grand Coulee, Washington, passed away Sunday, December 15, 2013, after a series of surgeries at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane. He was born to Al and... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Jesse Utz    Lifestyles

My view on the world's last 365 days

I sometimes wonder, “What is going to make our history book that is happening today?” So I researched the last 365 days to see what I thought would be written for future gen... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Coulee Recollections

Ten Years Ago A local couple donated 40 beanie babies to the local police department and EMS. Don and Karen Daniels donated the stuffed toys after buying them from Coulee Gifts to supply to kids when they are needed. David Bjorson... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Ray Schoning    Opinion

Commending the good stuff

How many times do we look around the community and not see what’s going on? I know it’s only human nature to complain when things aren’t right and not compliment on a good job, but I think it’s about time to thank some of these fed... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Jerry Beierman    Opinion

Charity begins at home with a local cause

Charity begins at home! What is charity? One dictionary describes charity as: 1. Christian love for God and men. 2. An act of feeling of generosity or benevolence. 3. The giving of aid to the poor and suffering! To me, my home is... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Brian Walters    Opinion

Flag football help appreciated

I would like to say thank you for all the support and help in putting together the flag football events. I know I had a great time and got to meet some new people. This is what living in a small town is about, getting together,... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Appalled at hospital's letter on "breach"

[Editor’s note: The writer has asked that this letter, originally written to the hospital administrator regarding a notice of a breach of privacy laws Coulee Medical Center sent out last week, be published in our letters from r... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Dale Thomas    Opinion

Re: "Skateboarders told route too sketchy" (12/23/13 Star)

The kids were long boarding, not skateboarding! They need a hill to ride down and now someone felt the need to tell the police. Were they really doing something that terrible? It is risky, but the alternative in the winter seems... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Geary Oliver    Opinion

Commissioner offer his thoughts on hospital strife

Everyone wants to know what the root of all the strife [at the hospital] is. The details of the answer are complicated and cannot be aired in public. The simple answer is trust, or lack of it. This lack of trust did not happen... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Fire in power plant mostly smoke

A fire that scrambled area fire departments to the Third Powerhouse at Grand Coulee Dam last week started in an air filter. It put out a lot of smoke, but, unlike fires in other power plants at the dam last year, didn’t affect p... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Roger S Lucas    News

Man survives wreck on Peter Dan Road

A Nespelem man returned home Monday after receiving serious injuries in an auto accident Saturday, Dec. 30, on Peter Dan Road. Speaking by phone Tuesday, J C Moses, 22, said his... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Roger S Lucas    News

Man indicted for arson

A Nespelem man has been indicted by federal authorities for setting a wildfire off SR-155, between Elmer City and Belvedere last July 8. An enrolled Colville Tribal member, Mylan Williams, 35, is being held in the Colville Tribal... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Woman injured in car wreck

An Omak woman was injured and flown to a hospital after the car she was driving hit black ice Friday morning. Maya Best, 31, was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle with unspecified injuries after the 2007 Ford... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

Newsbriefs

New mayor sworn in Gail Morin was sworn in as Elmer City’s new mayor last Monday, Dec. 30. She took office Jan. 1. She was sworn in at the town hall by Town Clerk Renee Tillman before about 20 guests. She replaces Mary Jo Carey who... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 
 By Roger S Lucas    News

Joe Pakootas to run for Fifth Congressional seat

Joe Pakootas, chief executive officer for the Colville Tribal Federal Corporation, confirmed Tuesday that he has filed for Washington's Fifth Congressional seat as a Democrat.... — Updated 1/8/2014 Full story

 

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