Young voices
From left: Sophia Gonzalez, Selina Bailey, Kenadee Browning, Felicia Rodriguez and Briza Hernandez take their seats in preparation for the “Think, Learn, Create Change” town hall Wednesday, facilitated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin.
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State Rep. Tom Dent answers a question at the teen town hall Wednesday. From left: Toni Ball, Central Washington Outreach Director for Sen. Patty Murray; Dent; state Sen. Judy Warnick; and Grant County Commissioner Kevin Burgess.
The participants in Wednesday’s teen town hall, from left: Moses Lake City Council Member Jeremy Davis; Columbia Middle School eighth-grader Briza Hernandez; Moses Lake Police Chief David Sands; Frontier Middle School eighth-grader Felicia Rodriguez; Columbia Middle School eighth-grader Kenadee Browning; Columbia Middle School eighth-grader Selina Bailey; Toi Ball, Central Washington Outreach Director for Sen. Patty Murray; Columbia Middle School sixth-grader Sophia Gonzalez; state Sen. Judy Warnick; state Rep. Tom Dent; Grant County Commissioner Kevin Burgess.
MOSES LAKE — Five middle school students from the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin discussed mental health and substance abuse Wednesday with local officials.
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