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Next phase of Othello water project to start in about two weeks (opens the original)
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Construction could start as early as 2027 on a long-running water reuse project in Othello. FILE PHOTO OTHELLO — There’s at least one more test, but when it’s completed, the city of Othello should be ready to build the first phase of a facility that will treat water from irrigation canals to municipal use standards. You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Othello City Council wrestles with vintage downtown, modern parking needs (opens the original)
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Deciding to sell the former Othello Library prompted an Othello City Council discussion about fitting parking into an old downtown. FILE PHOTO OTHELLO — The former Othello Public Library will be up for sale after Othello City Council members voted to declare the land and building surplus, but not before a discussion about parking. You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Fewer incidents, increased attendance at 2026 Grant County Fair (opens the original)
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Carnival rides provided some excitement for children of all ages at the Grant County Fair. Fairgrounds Director Jim McKiernan said attendance was up in 2026. NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Children fly through the air on a carnival ride at the 2026 Grant County Fair. Increased security around the fairgrounds helped keep incidents to a minimum, said Grant County Fairgrounds Director Jim McKiernan. NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD MOSES LAKE — An increased law enforcement and security presen
Royal School District enrollment dropping gradually (opens the original)
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The Royal School District is projecting enrollment at the equivalent of about 1,500 students for the 2026-27 school year. COURTESY PHOTO/ROYAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ROYAL CITY — The Royal School District is experiencing the same declining enrollment trends that are affecting other local school districts. Royal Superintendent Roger Trail said so far, the district has been able to absorb the resulting staff cuts. “One thing that has helped us is that our enrollment decline has been fairly gradual. That
Royal City’s new police union to begin contract negotiations (opens the original)
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The new union formed by the Royal City Police Department and Royal City officials are planning to begin negotiations for a contract. COURTESY PHOTO/ROYAL CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ROYAL CITY — Negotiations should begin soon between the union representing the Royal City Police Department and the city. Royal City Council members appointed a negotiation committee at the regular meeting Aug. 18. You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
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