Coulee City clinic, library both get new home
From left: Port of Coulee City commissioner Joy Beardsley, commission Chair Travis Liening and Commissioner Howard McDonald cut the ribbon on the new building that will house Coulee City’s medical clinic and library.
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Elected officials, community members and representatives of Coulee Medical Center and North Central Washington Libraries check out Coulee City’s new clinic and library building. The project took cooperation from a lot of agencies, Port of Coulee City commissioners said.
The new building that will house the Coulee City Medical Clinic and the Coulee City Public Library was built with economy in mind, but also to last for generations, said architect Gary Wetch.
From left: Port of Coulee Commissioner Howard McDonald, Port Secretary/Treasurer Chris Erickson, Commissioner Joy Beardsley and Commission Chair Travis Liening in the new combined clinic and library building in Coulee City. Erickson had to work through a great deal of paperwork involved in securing the funding and getting the building built, she said.
COULEE CITY — Coulee City got a twofer Tuesday, as officials cut the ribbon on the new building that will house both a medical clinic and library.
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