Addressing the Basin's water future
Association of Washington Business President and CEO Kristofer Johnson speaking to a gathering organized by the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce in the Big Bend Community College ATEC Building on Wednesday. Johnson was in Moses Lake to solicit input on the Washington in the Making 2040 plan.
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Alex. Evans soliciting comments and answers from participants during the Washington in the Making 2040 gathering held by the Association of Washington Business on Wednesday.
Moses Lake Deputy Mayor Deanna Martinez speaking at the Association of Washington Business meeting in Moses Lake on Wednesday. Martines, along with a number of other attendees, said water is a main concern of area residents. “We live in a desert, and I think that maybe some people forget that because we love our lawns,” Martinez said.
MOSES LAKE — Kristofer Johnson noticed something a little different about the concerns of the Moses Lake business people who gathered to hear him speak on Wednesday.
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