An ordinance amending Chapter Postseason awards for the Central Washington 1B South conference were released recently. The news these days is filled with stories about Big Bertha, the stalled Seattle waterfront drilling machine, and the cracks in the pontoons of the new SR floating bridge across Lake Washington.
Norine Marie Jelmberg, 79, passed away on February 21, Norine lived in Othello for 52 years. This top tier of recognition is a new addition to the Valley Dealer Performance Program. This kind of so called humor borders on "bullying. But it does surprise me that the CBH lets such unfair political, in your face, imaging to even exist in the only daily local newspaper read by both Republicans and Democrats in Grant County.
Forgetting the printed word in lieu of online news is starting to look very good to me. Joy Hummer was very kind, in my opinion when she said that Glenn McCoy's cartoons are boorish.
After reading the Feb. I wanted to find out if the Caspian Tern removal would result in negative impact to other species. I obtained and read the Environmental Assessment and the plan for implementing the preferred alternative identified in the Environmental Assessment for the action that was produced by the U.
Army Corps of Engineers. I found that the plan of action contains minimal provisions for avoiding negative impact to other species, notably nesting gulls, nesting Canada Geese, nesting ducks, and nesting Bank Swallows. I am curious as to why the action received a "No Significant Impact" and is allowed to occur. As a small business independent pharmacist, I write to commend the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS for aspects of their recently proposed rule that will improve Medicare Part D for beneficiaries, in particular the effort to expand patient choice of pharmacies.
