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Pateros City Council denies WDFW permission to launch fish monitoring barge
PATEROS – The city council has denied permission for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) to use city facilities to launch and stage a fish monitoring PIT (Passive Integrated Transponder) barge into the Columbia and Methow rivers. The council issued the denial during its regular monthly meeting on April 15, until WDFW resolves permitting issues with Douglas PUD over the usage and placement of the barge.
Manson School District to hold budget extension hearing
MANSON—The Manson School District Board of Directors will convene for its regular April board meeting on Monday, April 29, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Manson Elementary Library at 950 Totem Pole Road, Manson. During the meeting, the board will conduct a budget extension hearing...
Liberty Bell students win regional scholastic art and writing awards
Several Liberty Bell High School entrants were accorded honors in the annual Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens. Each year, Methow Valley eighth-grade students participate in Scholastic Art and Writing Awards (in the writing category) as part of the Humanities...
Navarro picks up more than tennis skills from play on the court
For Sophia Navarro, the tennis court also serves as a classroom. A senior captain for the Quincy girls tennis squad, Navarro displayed honest introspection in how the game she plays has influenced the life she leads. “I’ve grown more confident, because I was a very insecure person with everything that...
Bridgeport eyes federal funding for streets and sidewalks amid Berryman Park renovation delays
BRIDGEPORT – The Berryman Park renovation and a federal funding opportunity for street and sidewalk projects were among the principal topics on the Revitalization Committee meeting agenda last Thursday, April 4. The state has issued new guidelines in some of its documents this year including those of the Recreation...
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