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 By Julie Moser    Features    July 4, 2012

Keeping Watch Over The Community

If you have ever seen a white Chevrolet Caprice police cruiser with a SCCAT (Stevens County Citizens Action Team) logo on the door slowly drive down your street, then you have seen the Neighborhood...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    July 4, 2012

Neighborhood Observation Patrol Needs More Volunteers

If this volunteer opportunity sounds interesting to you, please contact the COP Shop in the SCCAT office for more information at 509-468-7507, or call David Ellen at 509-710-8344. NOP needs a minimum complement of volunteers at one time to justify...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    June 20, 2012

Passionate About Pets? New Humane Society Needs You!

Are you interested in animal welfare in Stevens County? Do you have a passion for responsible pet ownership? Have you ever taken in a stray dog or cat because you did not want it to starve? If you ans...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    June 20, 2012

How You Can Help North Eastern Washington Humane Society!

Become A Member! Put Your Ideas And Energy To Work! The organization needs more members. They have a few fundraisers scheduled now that need more man power. They would love to get more ideas on what they can do NOW, and how they can be an immediate p...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    May 23, 2012

Guardians Of Pets In Death

Anyone who has every loved and lost a pet knows what a terribly traumatic experience it is. It can be very much like the death of a family member. Indeed, to many pet owners, their pets are their...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    April 4, 2012

Magen Warlick Earns Highest Certification Level From World Renowned Horse Trainer’s Program

Magen Warlick is addicted to horses. Those who have ever been lucky enough to have a horse in their life know what a wonderful addiction that can be. There is nothing in the world like the “natural...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    March 28, 2012

Deer Park School District Again Asking Voters To Approve Expiring Levy

Local residents will have one more chance to vote on the Deer Park School District’s request to renew their expiring Maintenance and Operation (M&O) levy during the upcoming special election on...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    March 7, 2012

Master Gardener Workshop In Colville Packed With Fun, Interesting Classes

Dying to dig in the dirt again and get that garden going? Well, it is too early yet in our part of the country, but that should not stop anyone from planning their upcoming garden or getting some tips...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    February 15, 2012

A Close-Up Look At Residential Real Estate In Our Area

Last year was a tough year for the housing market, no doubt about it. Even though there was a tiny flicker of hope at the end of the year when nationwide pending home sales went up, the reality is...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    February 1, 2012

One Last Look At The Nine Mile Falls School Levy

Somewhere buried in that pile of unopened mail from the past week is a ballot for the Nine Mile Falls school levy. Well, it is time now to dig it out, mark your ballot, stamp it and make sure to mail...

 
 By Julie Moser    Education    January 25, 2012

School Levies: A Necessary Evil?

It’s school levy time again, and many school districts in our area―including Nine Mile Falls and Deer Park, as well as 12 others in Spokane County― will have levies on the February 14 ballot. To those people who are not familiar with how...

 
 By Julie Moser    Education    January 25, 2012

A Possible Light At The End Of The Tunnel:

On January 5, the Washington Supreme Court issued a ruling stating that Washington State has failed to properly fund basic education, violating the state constitution. They also issued an order for the legislature to fill the void within the next...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    November 9, 2011

Rural Resources' Programs Threatened By Budget Crisis

There is no doubt we have a long, cold winter ahead, and that means tough times for some of us. Financial needs always increase during the winter, and emotions run high, often putting families and individuals in crisis situations. Since 1965, there h...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 19, 2011

Deer Park & Nine Mile Falls School Board Elections

Invest In Your Child's Future & Get Involved!Every Child Deserves A Quality Education! Our local school districts are facing critical challenges, and the newly elected school board members will play a vital role in working to solve these complex...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 19, 2011

Meet The Deer Park School Board Candidates

(For more information on each candidate, see the Spokane County Elections website at www.spokanecounty.org/elections )Director Dist. No. 1(Nonpartisan Office, 4-year term)Paul W. LewisStatement from Paul Lewis“My candidacy offers an experienced...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 19, 2011

Meet The Nine Mile Falls School Board Candidates

(For more information on each candidate, see the Spokane County Elections website at www.spokanecounty.org/elections )   Director Pos. No. 1(Nonpartisan Office, 4-year term)Mac MikkelsenStatement from Mac Mikkelsen“As a lifelong member of Nine...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 12, 2011

2011 Breast Cancer Statistics

• An estimated 230,480 women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer during the year, and approximately 39,520 women are expected to die from the disease. • Breast cancer death rates have declined steadily since 1990. The drop has been...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 12, 2011

Get Involved With The Fight Against Breast Cancer Today!

“When you do nothing, you feel overwhelmed and powerless. But when you get involved, you feel the sense of hope and accomplishment that comes from knowing you are working to make things better.” Maya Angelou, American author and poet Here are...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 12, 2011

Even Manly Men Can Get Breast Cancer

Yes, even men can be diagnosed with breast cancer, although it is not very common. In fact, it is about 100 times less common among men than among women. The most recent figures from the American Cancer Society for invasive male breast cancer in the...

 
 By Julie Moser    Features    October 12, 2011

October Is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is a busy month in the health care community, as many providers and cancer survivors celebrate National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women, after skin cancer, and it comprises almost...