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MIKE MALTAIS

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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · MIKE MALTAIS | Special to The Chronicle

    Pateros takes delivery of donated pumper truck (opens the original)

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    PATEROS — A used pumper truck donated earlier this year to the Pateros Fire Department by the Spokane Valley Fire Department arrived at its new home last Saturday, Sept. 19. Retired Douglas Okanogan Fire District 15 Chief Scott Robinson drove the 2006 Seagrave Pumper Marauder II to the Pateros station from Spokane and gave high marks to the truck’s over-the-road performance. Robinson said that despite its two-decade age, the donated pumper would carry a hefty price if purchased new. “When

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · MIKE MALTAIS | Special to The Chronicle

    Local attorney weighs in on Clancy case (opens the original)

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    PATEROS — The trial of Duxbury, Mass., nurse and mother Lindsey Clancy, accused in the deaths of her three children in January 2023, took a step closer to home last week when attorney Alex Thomason, founder of Valor Law Group (valorlawgroup.com) in Pateros, joined the debate. Clancy is on trial for the Jan. 24, 2023, deaths of her three children. She has pleaded not guilty due to postpartum psychosis and bipolar disorder. The prosecution countered that the murders were intentional and premedit

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · MIKE MALTAIS | Special to The Chronicle

    Brewster council votes to emphasize parking compliance ordinances (opens the original)

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    BREWSTER – An issue that is an ongoing challenge for many cities is that of illegal parking, and the number of unlicensed or abandoned vehicles, many of those parked on city property. Brewster councilmember John Housden raised the issue at a recent council meeting by citing scenes he has witnessed of vehicles illegally parked on city sidewalks and posing safety concerns for pedestrians. Public Works Director Lee Webster said he has his own evidence of violations. “I’ve probably got 300 pho

  4. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · MIKE MALTAIS | Special to The Chronicle

    Bridgeport RV park hosts propose options to declining revenue (opens the original)

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    BRIDGEPORT –The city’s new RV park hosts, Bill and Michelle Kincaid, addressed the city council recently to discuss ways to increase revenues at both the Bridgeport Marina RV Park, with more than two dozen sites, and Conklin Landing RV Park, with 17 sites. “What I did was compare the revenues for the month of July 1-31 from 2023 through 2026,” said Michelle. The numbers speak for themselves, with 2024 leading in the categories of occupancy and revenues. Both 2023 and 2024 exceeded $43,00

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