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Candidates appear in Monday night’s online candidate forum. Top row, from left, are: Debbie Doran-Martinez (Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce), Judy Madewell (running for Moses Lake City Council), David “Kent” Jones (running for Port of Moses Lake Commission), and Paul Hill (running for Moses Lake School Board). Second row from the top, from the left, are: Brian McGowan (running for Grant County Public Hospital District 1), Mike Riggs (running for Moses Lake City Council), Kris Dexter (running for Port of Moses Lake Commission), and Susan Carbon (running for Grant County Public Hospital District 1). Third row, from the left, are: David Curnel (running for Moses Lake City Council), Alan Heroux (moderator), Lori Robins (Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce), and Mark Fancher (running for Moses Lake City Council). Fourth row, from the left, are: Rachel Roylance Gallacci (running for Moses Lake School Board), Deanna Martinez (running for Moses Lake City Council), Karen Liebrecht (running for Moses Lake City Council), and Vickey Melcher (running for Moses Lake School Board). Bottom row, from the left, are: Kevin Fuhr (running for Moses Lake School Board), and Dustin Swartz (running for Moses Lake City Council).

Candidates appear in Monday night’s online candidate forum. Top row, from left, are: Debbie Doran-Martinez (Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce), Judy Madewell (running for Moses Lake City Council), David “Kent” Jones (running for Port of Moses Lake Commission), and Paul Hill (running for Moses Lake School Board). Second row from the top, from the left, are: Brian McGowan (running for Grant County Public Hospital District 1), Mike Riggs (running for Moses Lake City Council), Kri…

October 12, 2021

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Facing the voters: Moses Lake candidates speak in online forum
October 12, 2021 1:07 a.m.

Facing the voters: Moses Lake candidates speak in online forum

MOSES LAKE — Candidates for the Moses Lake City Council, Moses Lake School Board, Hospital District 1 and the commission overseeing the Port of Moses Lake on Monday discussed in an online forum properly managing local growth and taking back some measure of local control from Olympia.