Articles from the October 1, 2014 edition

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 By Scott Hunter    News

Council's strategic inaction stymies business plan Mechanic shop owner may file suit

Doing nothing can change everything if you couch the resulting message just right. Official city inaction Monday night dashed Mike Horne’s hopes of moving his auto repair business down the street and had him threatening a l... — Updated 10/2/2014 Full story

 

Hill takes first

Jennika Hill of Electric City, WA., competed at the Night of Champions Bodybuilding event and placed first in Women's Physique. The event took place Saturday night at the Northern... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Rubble will soon be new tennis court surface

The tennis courts are being completely redone at Lake Roosevelt High School. The project started this last week and they will be finished in time for spring play. The courts were so badly cracked that most of the tennis matches... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

School brief - Hired staff

Grand Coulee Dam School District directors Monday night OK’d the hire of people in eight positions: • Shannon Peterson, Title I paraprofessional • Jennika Hill, one-on-one paraprofessional • William Kemble, bus driver and transpo... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Quadriplegic to speak at Disabilities Month event

Jake French dreamed of working in the woods as a forester before a tragic accident shattered his dreams. After becoming a quadriplegic, he emerged as an inspirational speaker and author. The author of a book titled “Life H... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Meetings and Notices

OES to Meet The Order of the Eastern Star will hold Initiation at its October 9 meeting. It will be Chapter Dress and short form. Refreshments will be provided by Joyce Moore and birthday cake by Bonnie Farr. Mosquito District to m... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Literacy fair Oct. 7 at library

The Grand Coulee Public Library is hosting an Early Literacy Fair to promote early literacy skills to parents of pre-kindergarten age children. The fun, free event, takes place at the library on Tuesday, October 7 from 5:30 - 7pm.... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

It's a girl for Frank/Paul

Leah L. Frank and Stanley M. Paul Jr. of Keller, Wash., are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Nevaeh Jaz Lynn Paul, born Friday, Sept. 19, 2014, at Coulee Medical Center in Grand Coulee. She weighed 7 lbs., 2 oz., and... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Church Celebrating 75th anniversary

On Sunday, Oct. 12, Grand Coulee Church of the Nazarene will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary. Former Pastor Ron Hunter will be preaching and a Potato Feed following the service. The service starts at 10:45. All are welcome to... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Donna Mae (Shaw) Hamilton

Donna Mae (Shaw) Hamilton, passed away suddenly on Monday, Sept. 22, 2014, at Coulee Medical Center in Grand Coulee. Donna was born in Coulee Dam, Wash., on March 20, 1944 and... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

John Combs Sr.

John Combs Sr, passed away Friday, Sept. 26, 2014 in Omak, Wash. Memorial servi... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Coulee Recollections

1 Years Ago Pit bulls and other certain breeds of dogs are now more expensive to keep in Coulee Dam and may be on the way to being banned altogether. The town council passed a dangerous dogs ordinance last week that named pit... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Jesse Utz    Opinion

Tis the Season

Yep, tis the season. Hunting season that is. Sorry ladies, (unless you are one of those ladies who don the camouflage and belly crawl in the dirt just like, or better than, the... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By William Riley    Opinion

Experienced leadership needed in prosecutor

I yearn for the days when Grant County had a mature, experienced and non-controversial prosecutor like John Knodell. The current prosecutor is lacking in all areas, and is costing taxpayers dearly. Experience is gained by decades... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Rocky Wallace    Opinion

Respects Dano's drive

I’ve known Garth Dano and competed against him since high school. In those 42 years I’ve come to respect Garth’s spirited nature and his drive to succeed. From a law enforcement stand point, I know Garth to carry the same spiri... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

She will vote for Pakootas for Congress

Cathy McMorris Rodgers voted against a bill to help both College students and active service members. "HR 2669 - Student Loan Lender Subsidy Cuts and Student Grants," increases Pell Grant amounts and reduced interest rates on new... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Better for having known Donna

When we moved here from Georgia 15 years ago, the Hamiltons were among the first to welcome us to the area. She put the pin in our home town of St. Mary’s, GA . The Hamiltons were there when we took our 7-month-old granddaughter t... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Carol Netzel    Opinion

False economy?

In discussing the possibility of attaching water meters to the irrigation system of West Coulee Dam, one fact has not been brought to the attention of the townspeople. It is a factor that should be considered very carefully before... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Songs in plenty

Billy Drywater sings and plays at a concert Friday night at the Nespelem Community Center put on to show off and test out the facitlity's new recording equipment on Native American... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

State Patrol detectives seek witnesses

At the request of the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, the Washington State Patrol’s Major Accident Investigation Team (MAIT) assumed primary investigative responsibility for the fatal traffic collision involving an on-duty Gra... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Resolution passed

The Coulee Dam town council passed a resolution last Wednesday evening honoring school Superintendent Dennis Carlson and State Sen. Linda Evans Parlette. The two were singled out by council members for the work they each did on... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

Newsbriefs

Mayor suffers stroke Coulee Dam Mayor Greg Wilder reportedly suffered a mild stroke Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning, several sources said. He was taken to Sacred Heart Medical Center and is in good condition, relatives said,... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Roger S Lucas    News

Golf course heading toward black

The port district is inching its way into the black at Banks Lake Golf Course. Grant County Port District 7 is about to end its third year as caretaker of the 18-hole golf course. In its first management year, the district... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

New programs raise sticky questions for schools

Advances in a program designed to help high school students get a leg up on college are raising questions for the local school district. Some juniors and seniors at Lake Roosevelt High School are enrolled in Wenatchee Valley Colleg... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 
 By Scott Hunter    News

Chamber of commerce committees pushing economic development

by Scott Hunter It's not as evident as the Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Colorama parade through the main business district, but chamber committees have been... — Updated 10/1/2014 Full story

 

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