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Cheryl Schweizer
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Reporter, Columbia Basin Herald
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By Cheryl Schweizer Verified, Moses Lake| Tacoma News Tribune Verified QUINCY - The ultimate fate of Port of Quincy-owned property overlooking the Columbia River, originally intended for a recreation and wildlife viewing area, is still to be determined. Port officials purchased about 90 acres in 2013, with the intention of developing the site for camping, along with picnic tables, a building that could be used for small events and other amenities.
By Cheryl Schweizer Verified, Moses Lake| Tacoma News Tribune Verified WENATCHEE - A donation from a longtime Wenatchee physician helped Confluence Health officials buy equipment for an upgraded patient monitoring system and simulators for emergency response. Chris Stahler, a retired chest, vascular and general surgeon, helped cut the ribbon at a ceremony recognizing the donation and introducing the new equipment Tuesday at Central Washington Hospital. The amount of the donation was not disclosed.
By Cheryl Schweizer Verified, Moses Lake| Tacoma News Tribune Verified QUINCY - The ultimate fate of Port of Quincy-owned property overlooking the Columbia River, originally intended for a recreation and wildlife viewing area, is still to be determined. Port officials purchased about 90 acres in 2013, with the intention of developing the site for camping, along with picnic tables, a building that could be used for small events and other amenities.
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Columbia Basin Herald
About The Columbia Basin Herald is a daily newspaper serving Grant and Adams counties in Central Washington. Our offices are located in Moses Lake. Mission To provide the most extensive local news coverage and community information for the communities of Moses Lake, Ephrata, Othello, Quincy, Warden, Coulee City, Royal City, Mattawa, Desert Aire, Lind, Ritzville, Mardon, Crescent Bar, Wilson Creek and Soap Lake Company Overview The Columbia Basin Herald is owned by the Hagadone corporation based in Coeur D' Alene Idaho. The newspaper publishes 5 days a week, Monday through Friday and is read by over 23,000 people in print and online. We are the voice of Grant and Adams counties in central Washington. www.columbiabasinherald.com Description The Columbia Basin Herald has been central Washington's news leader since July 31, 1941 in print. Online we have grown to the number one spot since launching columbiabasinheral.com on Monday June 3, 2003
Moses Lake, Washington, United States
+1 509-765-4561
Founded: 1941