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Schools close in French, German virus cluster zones

PARIS (AP) — Tens of thousands of students in virus cluster zones are home from school in France on Tuesday, with a smaller number in Germany and Poland facing quarantines or days without class.

State frees hundreds of prisoners, including some from Grant, Adams counties

Some prisoners are from Grant, Adams counties; plaintiffs to ask for more to be released

Hundreds of inmates have been released from state prisons in recent days in response to a state Supreme Court order to protect the health of the incarcerated during the coronavirus outbreak.

Alexion, Pluralsight rise; SolarWinds, Virgin Galactic fall

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Monday:

Alexion, Pluralsight rise; SolarWinds, Virgin Galactic fall

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Monday:

PREPARATION FOR LOGIC AND ACCURACY TEST

In preparation for the August 2, 2016 Primary Election, a Logic and Accuracy Test will be performed.

Nevada Guard emphasizes activation is not `martial law'

RENO, Nev. (AP) — State and federal officials are finalizing details of Nevada National Guard role in the statewide response to the coronavirus, but they’re emphasizing the mission won’t include martial law.

Nevada Guard emphasizes activation is not `martial law'

RENO, Nev. (AP) — State and federal officials are finalizing details of Nevada National Guard role in the statewide response to the coronavirus, but they’re emphasizing the mission won’t include martial law.

Nevada Guard emphasizes activation is not `martial law'

RENO, Nev. (AP) — State and federal officials are finalizing details of Nevada National Guard role in the statewide response to the coronavirus, but they’re emphasizing the mission won’t include martial law.

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Trump signs $2.2T stimulus after swift congressional votes

Fresh News from MarDon

Central-Eastern Washington is enjoying the signs of an earlier spring than the last two years. Ice off was three weeks earlier this year compared to 2012. This past week bank fishing anglers were reporting quality rainbow trout from the southern shores of Potholes Reservoir. Six limits of rainbow's were also reported from the public access known as Blythe Point Boat Launch. One lunker trout 28 inches long was reported from these limits. Frenchman's Waste-way, where it enters Potholes Reservoir has been producing good trout as well. Bank fishers at MarDon Resort are having good action on rainbow up to 4lbs fishing from the shore and off the dock. Canal, Heart, and Windmill Lakes are also producing Trout. The bank fishing trout ammunition has been Berkley power-bait with a night crawler. Larger Rainbows are being caught using cocktail shrimp with a power-bait marshmallow or a brand name "Coon-Shrimp" (Larger Bait Shrimp) with Smelly Jelly.

February ends with fish a plenty at MarDon

MARDON RESORT – Central Washington is enjoying an earlier spring than the last two years. Ice off was three weeks earlier this year compared to 2012.

Mitsubishi Motors executive behind Nissan alliance dies

TOKYO (AP) — Former Mitsubishi Motors Chief Executive Osamu Masuko, who engineered the Japanese automaker’s alliance with Nissan, has died. He was 71.

Mitsubishi Motors executive behind Nissan alliance dies

TOKYO (AP) — Former Mitsubishi Motors Chief Executive Osamu Masuko, who engineered the Japanese automaker’s alliance with Nissan, has died. He was 71.

City passes scooters ordinance

Motorized scooters allowed in some areas of the city; pocket bikes still outlawed

GCSO Motor Traffic Unit

EPHRATA - The motor traffic unit investigates traffic collisions involving fatalities and serious injuries, as well as being in charge of traffic enforcement and traffic safety education.

Othello set to clean up in April

OTHELLO — Othello residents will have the chance to dispose of grass piles and tree limbs - and old appliances and scrap metal, among other junk - during the annual spring cleanup week April 4 through 9, according to an announcement from the city. This is the 24th year the city has sponsored...

NY airports, hospitals feel pressure as virus alarms grow

NEW YORK (AP) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state is scouring the globe for medical supplies and scouting temporary hospital locations as the coronavirus crisis grows. Flights to New York City-area airports were briefly suspended after an air-traffic control worker tested positive. As the number of confirmed cases statewide soared above 12,000, Columbia University's chief of surgery raised alarms about a torrent of patients soon overwhelming emergency rooms.

NY airports, hospitals feel pressure as virus alarms grow

NEW YORK (AP) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state is scouring the globe for medical supplies and scouting temporary hospital locations as the coronavirus crisis grows. Flights to New York City-area airports were briefly suspended after an air-traffic control worker tested positive. As the number of confirmed cases statewide soared above 12,000, Columbia University's chief of surgery raised alarms about a torrent of patients soon overwhelming emergency rooms.