City of Moses Lake

Notice of Application and Public Hearing

FRANKLIN COUNTY

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

SeaPort Airlines delays return of service

Pilot shortage forces SeaPort Airlines to postpone air service to Moses Lake SeaPort

MOSES LAKE — Just over a month away from the anticipated restoration of passenger service to Grant County International Airport, SeaPort Airlines issued a press release on Thursday saying they've postponed air service to Moses Lake, Port Angeles and Seattle.

Friday, March 18, 2016

REC Silicon could restart production in June • Architect selected for Quincy school projects • Youth Dynamics auction attracts crowd • Ephrata to buy rescue rig • Quincy man sentenced for burglary, trafficking stolen property • Congressional art contest open to high school students • MedStar announces merger with Oregon operation • Digital information luncheon to discuss how to leverage digital marketing • Midway Elementary to host math and science tailgate • Soap Lake man sentenced for unlawful gun possession • Bagels for Books raises nearly $2,000 for ML library • Lt. Gov. reflects on 40 years of public service • Two of Rep. Dent's bills not vetoed by Inslee • Bits and Pieces: Mae enjoys life with family and friends • I once was lost but now am found • Building to restore: Reconciliation through Christ • Mindful start to spring • Missed opportunities cost Warden against Highland • Othello edges Kennewick, improves to 2-0 • Moses Lake Warriors capture middle school championship • Fresh News from MarDon • Attention turkey hunters

March 29, 2016

Runaway car damages Royal City Library • Living with Faith: Social media can't replace what's real • Wahluke Junior High School Students of the Week • Wahluke baseball takes first win • Wahluke Junior High ASB to unveil New Student Activity Center • Quincy man injured in 2-vehicle crash • Wahluke soccer suffers tough week • Royal boys go 4-2 to level off baseball record • Royal reverses loss to Wahluke in re-play • Royal, Connell fastpitch doubleheader extended • Central Washington Home Expo this weekend • Columbia Basin Health Association board names new chairman • New Mattawa Council member didn't always intend to live here • American agriculture keeping pace with changing times • Loans available for FFA, 4-H youths • Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt: Happy kids win great prizes • New Life's Easter service attracts 200 worshipers

Microsoft contributes to George fiber project

EPHRATA — Microsoft executives have announced the company will contribute $200,000 to the cost of extending the Grant County PUD fiber backbone to George. The decision to do so was made at the regular meeting of the PUD commissioners March 27.

March 8, 2016

Art Show: 3 Royal students win • Andrew Perkins makes final cut for Royal School District's superintendent position • The finest in robotics: Middle school students compete at Wahluke • Lobbyists continue to try to tear apart our Open Public Records Act • Man arrested in Ritzville death, allegedly killed woman with child in vehicle • Royal School District names Employees of the Year • Brothers charged for tying up and assaulting father • How rude! Now is the time to treat people with Christ-like love • Math is Cool: Royal sixth-graders finish in third place • Boating education class schedule set • Nat Washington Inn a good place for George Washington's birthday • Monsanto donates $2,500 to the Royal Food Bank • Sub Vets to gather • Local men arrested with over $2.3M in drugs • Wahluke athletes jump into spring sports • Winning sweep: Royal power lifters all medal at meet • Judge Estudillo lands Supreme Court endorsement • Comm-Unity Days: Chamber challenges residents to lend a hand • Farm loans available

Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 130,000 will be diagnosed this year. Are you at risk?

Colorectal Cancer Awareness

MATTAWA — President Obama issued a proclamation at the beginning of the month declaring March as “National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

Nine local high school students selected

YAKIMA - The ESD 105 Regional High School Art Show is being held at the facilities of JA World in Yakima's Terrace Heights. It is the 42nd annual exhibit of the best creative work by ninth- through 12th-grade students.

Fifth grader Miyah Lee wins Red Rock Elementary spelling bee

ROYAL CITY - Miyah Lee has won the Red Rock Elementary fifth grade spelling bee and the all school championship and will represent Royal at the regional spelling bee at Eastmont Junior High on March 20.

CBHA: Weight management is all about eating right

March is National Nutrition Month; the theme for this year is "Eat Right, Your Way, Every Day."

Adidas earnings slammed by virus, online sales picking up

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Sports apparel and shoe company Adidas saw its earnings fall sharply in the first quarter as the virus outbreak closed 70% of its global store base. Net profit from continuing operations fell 97% to only 20 million euros from 631 million euros in the same period a year ago.

Mississippi is latest state to delay elections amid pandemic

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced Friday that he is postponing the March 31 Republican primary runoff in the state's 2nd Congressional District because of the

Mississippi delays a GOP primary runoff amid pandemic

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced Friday that he is postponing the March 31 Republican primary runoff in the state's 2nd Congressional District because of the

Clemson WR Ross out for the year due to spinal condition

Clemson receiver Justyn Ross, considered a first-round NFL draft pick next spring, will miss the upcoming college season due to a spinal condition uncovered after he was hurt at practice in March.

US mortgage rates fall; 30-year loan at all-time low 3.15%

WASHINGTON (AP) — Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week as the key 30-year home loan marked an all-time low for the third time in the last few months since the coronavirus outbreak took hold.

Phoenix march to protest George Floyd's death turns violent

PHOENIX (AP) — A rally in downtown Phoenix to

Trump to resume fundraisers next month with COVID-19 checks

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will resume in-person fundraisers for his re-election campaign next month with additional precautions for the coronavirus.

Trump to resume fundraisers next month with COVID-19 checks

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will resume in-person fundraisers for his re-election campaign next month with additional precautions for the coronavirus.

US mortgage rates fall; 30-year loan at all-time low 3.15%

WASHINGTON (AP) — Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week as the key 30-year home loan marked an all-time low for the third time in the last few months since the coronavirus outbreak took hold.