Debora Deana Bailey

On Friday, May 30, 2014 at 9:00 pm, Debora Deana Bailey (age 59) was called home to meet the most amazing artist of all. Her educational level was not one, which offers a degree or certificate, but one of life's tough lessons learned. She was a single mother, who raised one daughter on her own, through life's troubles, tribulations, as well as through laughter, and many enjoyments. She was very much a creature of God. She thoroughly loved and thrived in nature. She was amazing in every aspect of art. Some call art a hobby, for her art was her very essence of survival, as important as breathing is to any living creature. She talked, read, listened, wrote, breathed, and survived through her art. Her amazing, artistic talents consisted of music, painting, ceramics, assemblages, writing of all kinds, and so many more talents in the arts, that words could never describe (except maybe in her own words). She truly was a child of God with the most amazing spirit. She was eccentric and vibrant, right up until her last breath. She lingers in the memory of anyone who was blessed to have met her, and completely unforgettable to those who knew her. On her journey to the grandest art studio in the heavens, she was blessed with a family she could not take with her. Debora left behind to carry on her talents and memories; her only daughter - Shawna Lynne Marr, her son in-law - Robert James Marr, and five grandchildren; Shawna's two daughter's and one son - Kyla Lynne Moore, Christian Wayne Moore, and Trinity Aron Hamel-Moore, as well as Roberts two Sons; Donald (Bobby) Robert-James Marr and Tanner Aaron-David Marr, and one very special feathered friend; her female parakeet Oliver (all residing in Moses Lake, WA). She is also survived by one brother; Raymond, and two step-sisters; Anna and Leah (their whereabouts is unknown). Mommy, you will be dearly missed and loved throughout eternity. With every found object, every yellow rose, every number five, every Meat Loaf Song, every star shower, every holiday, every elephant, every cow and with every breath I take I will carry on your lesson taught to me to our children; and with every piece of art I create, I will feel your presence with me, if only for a fleeting second. ~ Shawna (Boo Boo)

One man lays wreaths in Normandy on this unusual D-Day

BENOUVILLE, France (AP) — The essence of war remembrance is to make sure the fallen are never forgotten. All it takes is a wreath, a tiny wooden cross, a little token on a faraway grave to show that people still care about their fallen hero, parent or grandparent.

Trade body says EU can sanction $4B worth of US goods

GENEVA (AP) — World Trade Organization arbitrators said Tuesday that the European Union can sanction up to $4 billion in U.S. goods over Washington's illegal support for plane maker Boeing.

Bonner, Thomas help Sun beat Mystics 76-63

BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — DeWanna Bonner had 20 points and 11 rebounds, Alyssa Thomas added 16 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and the Connecticut Sun beat the Washington Mystics 76-63 on Sunday.

Bonner, Thomas help Sun beat Mystics 76-63

BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — DeWanna Bonner had 20 points and 11 rebounds, Alyssa Thomas added 16 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and the Connecticut Sun beat the Washington Mystics 76-63 on Sunday.

A dreamy day in Spokane for wrestling

SPOKANE - If last year's wrestling campaign was enough to whet the appetite of the sports fans in the Columbia Basin, this one could promise to be even better.

Reaction to the death of Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Gibson

Reaction to the death of Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Gibson, the intimidating ace of the St. Louis Cardinals who died Friday in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, at the age of 84.

Academy Awards, ADVISORY

“1917” sprints into Sunday’s Academy Awards with some momentum, but will “Parasite” infect the Oscars instead? Or could “Joker” get the last laugh? The Associated Press plans comprehensive coverage of Sunday’s ceremony, starting with the red carpet fashion and continuing through the night’s awards and the crowning of the best picture winner. The runup to the ceremony has been marked by criticism of the lack of diversity among acting nominees, and the academy’s failure to nominate any women in the best director category. The show will go on for the second consecutive year without a host, and the AP will deliver all-formats coverage of the night’s big winners.

Academy Awards, ADVISORY

“1917” sprints into Sunday’s Academy Awards with some momentum, but will “Parasite” infect the Oscars instead? Or could “Joker” get the last laugh? The Associated Press plans comprehensive coverage of Sunday’s ceremony, starting with the red carpet fashion and continuing through the night’s awards and the crowning of the best picture winner. The runup to the ceremony has been marked by criticism of the lack of diversity among acting nominees, and the academy’s failure to nominate any women in the best director category. The show will go on for the second consecutive year without a host, and the AP will deliver all-formats coverage of the night’s big winners.

OTHELLO ORDINANCE

Reader warns about proposed ordinance

At the last council meeting the council attempted to pass an ordinance under the name of “Residential Vehicle Storage.” It was temporarily stalled. The ordinance, the way it presently stands, when passed, will allow the city to dictate to the property owner the number, type, size and condition of all vehicles parked on your property.

Get your beef stews ready before the cold weather

This is that time of year where you should think about finishing those outdoor projects before it gets really cold. You need a good hearty soup or stew to warm you up and get you ready for another round of outside activity. Or just stay indoors!

No soft landing for Biden on 'Morning Joe' interview

NEW YORK (AP) — If Joe Biden was looking for a soft landing place to address sexual assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer, he didn't find it Friday on MSNBC's “Morning Joe.”

No soft landing for Biden on 'Morning Joe' interview

NEW YORK (AP) — If Joe Biden was looking for a soft landing place to address sexual assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer, he didn't find it Friday on MSNBC's “Morning Joe.”

No soft landing for Biden on 'Morning Joe' interview

NEW YORK (AP) — If Joe Biden was looking for a soft landing place to address sexual assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer, he didn't find it Friday on MSNBC's “Morning Joe.”

No soft landing for Biden on 'Morning Joe' interview

NEW YORK (AP) — If Joe Biden was looking for a soft landing place to address sexual assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer, he didn't find it Friday on MSNBC's “Morning Joe.”

AP Entertainment Digest for Thursday

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SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON

To: To Whom It May Concern Unknown Father(s)

Swiss say Uber Eats must register as postal service provider

GENEVA (AP) — Swiss authorities say food delivery service Uber Eats counts as a postal service provider -- and needs to be regulated as such.

Swiss say Uber Eats must register as postal service provider

GENEVA (AP) — Swiss authorities say food delivery service Uber Eats counts as a postal service provider -- and needs to be regulated as such.

Washington NFL team dropping 'Redskins' name after 87 years

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Washington NFL franchise announced Monday that it will drop the “Redskins” name and Indian head logo immediately, bowing to decades of criticism that they are offensive to Native Americans.