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Soldier in Gorge Amphitheatre murders sentenced to 70 years at Fort Leavenworth
What additional charges did Kelly plead guilty to besides the murders?. Why was psilocybin use connected to the Gorge Amphitheatre shooting?. JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. — A Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier has pleaded guilty and received a long sentence in the 2023 shootings at the Gorge Amphitheatre. James M....
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Stacy Willoughby declares victory over Brian Burnett in exclusive interview
WENATCHEE – Stacy Willoughby declared victory over Republican incumbent Brian Burnett in the 12th Legislative District’s Position 1 House race Nov. 10, as the remaining ballot count left her opponent facing a steep path to overcoming her lead. Speaking in an exclusive Ward Media interview at the Taproom...
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Quincy data centers bring jobs, new hospital and new high school, but also spark power concerns
Quincy, Wash. — Quincy's long-running push for data centers has brought jobs, tax revenue, a new hospital and a new high school, while also fueling concerns about water, farmland and a planned high-voltage transmission line. NonStop Local spoke with residents and officials in Quincy to get a closer look at what operating data centers mean for that community. At L and R Cafe II, owner Ibis Ortiz says main street businesses, like hers, are doing well in Quincy. "Probably our biggest in the morning is our breakfast burritos," said Ibis Ortiz. Quincy once leaned on food manufacturing and field work, but city leaders said that was not enough to keep people from leaving. "We survived on a food manufacturing plant and field work. That's what drove the city of Quincy. And we were seeing lots of people leaving," said Quincy City Administrator Joe Harris. The city then worked to recruit fiber companies and build around key amenities the area offers. "... low-cost power, from the hydropower, easy planning and permitting nothing to it, and the land," said Port of Quincy Commissioner for Dist. 1, Curt Morris. That effort helped bring eight data center campuses now operating in Quincy, each with