Holiday cheer comes to CBTech
Jennie Haydon of Seattle adjusts one of the Christmas tchotchkes she had for sale at the annual Holiday Bazaar at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center on Saturday. “I do this for a hobby,” Haydon said, “I just find things in stores and fix them up and sell them.”
Charles H. Featherstone
Keri Perez of Moses Lake sits at the annual Holiday Bazaar at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center on Saturday with a stack of denim quilts she made. Perez said during the lockdowns in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, she just hunkered down and sewed. “I made a lot of quilts,” she said.
Christie Stensland of the Coulee City Art Club sits at the annual Holiday Bazaar at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center on Saturday with paintings the club has altered with stickers of Sasquatch. “It’s fun,” she said, and something the club does with older, unsold paintings to help raise money.
MOSES LAKE — It got as low as 9 degrees Fahrenheit at the Grant County International Airport early Saturday morning, according to data from the National Weather Service.
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