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Moms Helping Moms organizing backpack giveaway, clothing swap ahead of school year (opens the original)
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On Sunday, Moms Helping Moms will have a backpack giveaway and clothing swap ahead of the school year. Administrator Jeannie Austin-Cook said they are accepting donations up to the time the event starts at 2 p.m. She said there is a list for parents who need backpacks for their students, she asks that those who need school supplies reach out to her, Moms Helping Moms or Ryan Hawn to get onto the list. COURTESY PHOTO/JEANNIE AUSTIN-COOK MOSES LAKE — As families prepare for the start of the school
Grant County event to focus on overdose prevention (opens the original)
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Purple flags line McCosh Park at a previous International Overdose Awareness Day event. The purple flags represent a loved one who was saved by naloxone and white flags are available to remember those lost to overdose. COURTESY PHOTO/GRANT COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT The Grant County Health District is partnering with the Moses Lake Farmers Market to host an International Overdose Awareness Day event Saturday at McCosh Park. There will be resources, GCHD merch and naloxone available for free at the e
Pasco man cited in Adams County for hit-and-run investigation (opens the original)
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Jesus Angel Gonzalez has identified himself as the subject involved in the hit-and-run collision at Bob’s Korner on Aug. 18. Gonzalez was cited for a criminal hit-and-run involving unattended property causing damage of nearly $36,000. OTHELLO — An 18-year-old Pasco man was cited after turning himself in to authorities in connection with a hit-and-run collision that caused more than $36,000 in damage at an Othello-area fuel station, according to the Adams County Sheriff's Office. You have read al
McKay Healthcare seeks voter approval for $9.94 million bond measure in November (opens the original)
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McKay Healthcare is seeking voter approval for a $9.94 million bond measure in November to expand the facility with a 16-bed memory care unit, 16-bed assisted living unit and an intergenerational wellness center. COURTESY PHOTO/MCKAY HEALTHCARE McKay Healthcare has reported growth of older populations in Grant County from the 2000s’ to current. COURTESY PHOTO/MCKAY HEALTHCARE SOAP LAKE — Voters in Grant County Public Hospital District No. 4 will decide this November whether to authorize nearly $
Mother-daughter team open new dog grooming business in Ephrata (opens the original)
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Millie Roduner, left, and Paige Moore (right) get a hug from their dog Cocoa at Groomer Has It. The mother-daughter duo opened the new dog grooming business at the beginning of August in Ephrata. NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Groomer Has It, a new grooming business in Ephrata has been open for almost a month now. Paige Moore and her mother Millie Roduner opened the business with their shared love of animals. NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD Groomer Has It mascot Cocoa waits patiently for
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