NEWS BITES: March 21, 2025
Two Grant County Animal Outreach staff members work on giving cats rescued from a hoarding situation sulfur-lime dip baths to combat fleas and ringworm. GCAO is looking for assistance to help pay for the cats’ veterinarian bills. To contribute visit bit.ly/GCAODonate.
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Crews from the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District are working with contractor Halme Construction to have the canals ready for the 2025 irrigation season, which begins this week.
A photo of the tender rolled on the side of state Route 24. According to Grant County Fire District 5, an accident occurred with another vehicle, overcorrection occurred, and the tender ended up in the ditch. One firefighter was injured and released. The other firefighter and the citizen in the crash were fine.
EPHRATA — The City of Ephrata, along with the Ephrata Police Department will be closed Friday until 11:30 a.m. for an all-city staff meeting. Police will still be responding to calls, so if an emergency occurs call 911.
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