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Choosing plants for a drought-resistant garden (opens the original)
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Dina Rouleau, conservation director for the Columbia Basin Conservation District, shows how a heritage garden can save dramatically on water bills at a class Aug. 11. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Columbia Basin Conservation District Heritage Garden Program Coordinator Yazmin Mejia discusses plants that grow well in heritage gardens in the Columbia Basin. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Munro’s Globemallow is a large, showy plant that thrives almost anywhere and provides a habitat for many
School supply giveaway helps Scout earn Eagle status (opens the original)
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Boy Scouts give away bags of school supplies Monday as part of Francisco Guerra Campos’ Eagle Scout project. From left: Tucker Hardy, Jonathan Ostler, Guerra Campos, Colby Ostler, Parker Hardy and James Hardy. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD MOSES LAKE — A lot of work went into the bags of school supplies that were being given away at the Boys & Girls Club in Moses Lake on Monday. “I went around town with some of the other Boy Scouts in Troop 75 asking for donations at EDUBS C/S and B’s Barber
Credit union shreds sensitive documents, collects for food bank (opens the original)
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A Solarity Credit Union employee accepts a donation for the Moses Lake Food Bank at the credit union’s shredding event Saturday. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Orange-shirted Solarity Credit Union employees collect donations for the Moses Lake Food Bank Saturday morning at the credit union’s document-shredding event. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake branch of Solarity Credit Union held a paper-shredding event Saturday. You have read all of your free articles this
‘I have been incredibly blessed’ (opens the original)
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LeAnne Parton, who has headed up the Big Bend Community College Foundation for 14 years, will retire at the end of August. COURTESY PHOTO/BIG BEND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Big Bend Community College Foundation Executive Director LeAnne Parton (right) and Workforce Education Services Benefits Navigator Tara White (middle) accept a check for the Foundation from Columbia Basin Foundation Director Corinne Isaak (left) in 2024. FILE PHOTO BBCC Foundation Assistant Director Wendi Stark (left) will take over
Creativity clicks into place at Grant County Fair Lego Build-Off (opens the original)
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From left: Paige LeFave, 5; Rachel LeFave; Levi LeFave, 5; Chelsea Bendickson; and Everlee Bendickson, 7, create artwork with Legos at the Grant County Fair Thursday. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Five-year-old Levi LeFave shows off the hamburger truck he made for the Lego Build-Off at the Grant County Fair Thursday. JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Arts and Crafts Building Superintendent Lanita Pomeroy displays the two entries she had received at Noon Thursday for the Lego Build-Off: a spo
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