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Brookdale Hearthstone’s Janet Gonzales retires after 39 years
MOSES LAKE — Janet Gonzales will leave a big hole when she retires at the end of the month at Brookdale Hearthston…
Ephrata resident served on Hanford board
EPHRATA — Gary Garnant wants the residents of Grant County to know a little bit more about the Hanford site.
Pandemic doesn’t keep Serve Moses Lake from doing its job
MOSES LAKE — The coronavirus outbreak required Serve Moses Lake, like most other organizations, to get creative.
AMERICAN DIARY: To be black and a journalist at this moment
For many Americans, “space” means leaving the Earth’s atmosphere and exploring the galaxy. They think of this weekend’s SpaceX launch. Or going where no one has gone before on “Star Trek.”
Millennial Money: Unexpected perks of scaling back spending
When I originally set out to write this column, I wanted to share the unexpected benefits of cutting back on my online shopping habit.
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
History, right now: Echoes of 1968, and other American years
The streets were on fire as National Guard troops streamed into American cities. The shouts were soaked in anger and anguish: “We’re sick of it!”
VIRUS DIARY: Sweden stayed open. I stayed at home.
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Early April.
Liz Weston: Take control now with advance medical directives
If you get COVID-19 and struggle to breathe, would you want to be put on a ventilator? Whatever your answer, ask yourself another question: Who would make your wishes clear if you couldn’t speak for yourself?
VIRUS DIARY: He draws, and a world opens up for his mother
LONDON (AP) — I cannot draw. I am unable to sketch anything past the outlines of a simple flower or a house no one would want to live in. For my verbally delayed autistic 6-year-old son though, drawing is a lifelin…
New York City contact tracers start, reach out to 600 people
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City contact tracers hired to contain the spread of the coronavirus reached out to all of the roughly 600 people who tested positive for the virus citywide on Monday, the first day of the p…
VIRUS DIARY: He draws, and a world opens up for his mother
LONDON (AP) — I cannot draw. I am unable to sketch anything past the outlines of a simple flower or a house no one would want to live in. For my verbally delayed autistic 6-year-old son though, drawing is a lifelin…
Getting back to playing in the sand
MOSES LAKE — Rufino Gonzalez wanted to make sure his son knows proper off-road etiquette.
'We Grieve': Community project unites neighbors in healing
LONDON (AP) — It’s nothing flashy. But then, it’s not supposed to be.
AMERICAN DIARY: To be black and a journalist at this moment
For many Americans, “space” means leaving the Earth’s atmosphere and exploring the galaxy. They think of this weekend’s SpaceX launch. Or going where no one has gone before on “Star Trek.”
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?