Town hall gathers Ephrata officials together in one room
Ephrata School District Assistant Superintendent Ken Murray, pictured, who will soon be serving as the district’s superintendent, discussed the district’s priorities during Thursday evening’s We Are Ephrata Town Hall.
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Port of Ephrata Executive Director David Lanman discusses the port’s future Thursday at the Ephrata High School Performing Arts Center.
Ephrata Fire Chief Jeremy Burns discusses the Ephrata Fire Department’s recent equipment purchases at the We Are Ephrata Town Hall. Other panelists also included Ephrata Chamber of Commerce Board Member Valli Millard, Columbia Basin Hospital Director of Facilities and Safety Officer Javier Meraz and Ephrata Police Chief Erik Koch.
Ephrata Mayor Bruce Reim discusses the city’s efforts to expand its water system at the We Are Ephrata Town Hall Thursday.
Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete provides an update on the incoming jail during Thursday’s We Are Ephrata Town Hall, which was held at the Ephrata High School Performing Arts Center.
EPHRATA — Eight public officials and figures from Ephrata gathered onstage at the Ephrata High School Performing Arts Center on Thursday evening for the We Are Ephrata Town Hall, providing updates on the various agencies and organizations in the city.
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