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Gazette intern reporter The City of Pullman and Whitman County are working together to ensure the public knows of emergencies and disasters. The water main break under North Grand Ave. April 19 resulted in dropping water reservoir levels on College Hill and Military Hill and caused Pullman officials to issue a boil water order for some residents. The boil water notice was not announced using the emergency notification system. “That was the chief's call,” said Bill Tensfeld, Whitman County Emergency Management director. The Everbridge Mass Not...
Gazette intern reporter All three Republican incumbents for the ninth district filed for re-election when state filing opened at the Secretary of State office. Rep. Joe Schmick, of Colfax and Rep. Susan Dye of Pomeroy filed for two-year terms Monday, and Sen. Mark Schoesler of Ritzville filed for re-election to a four-year term. In the county, Commissioner Art Swannack of Lamont and Commissioner Dean Kinzer of Pullman filed for re-election to four-year terms. Swannack represents district one and Kinzer represents district two. Both are Repulica...
Gazette intern reporter The proposed interlocal agreement to provide court services for the town of Albion was tabled Monday by Whitman County commissioners until they get information on where the proceeds from the court sessions would land. The commissioners have asked the prosecutor's office to make a determination. Albion City Clerk Star Cathey said the town has been attempting for approximately 18 months to start some type of court system. The court service would be used for violations of the Albion Civil Code. Top need would probably be...
The menu at Hazel’s Place will consist of affordable comfort food and options made with pure, in-season ingredients. Gazette Reporter news intern The new café, Hazel's Place, opening this week in LaCrosse, puts a new spin on classic comfort foods alongside a super-food menu. Proprietors Kristl and William “Ty” Tyler say they are proud to welcome the community of LaCrosse into their café, which has been in the works for a year now. “We are so happy to have a community that is extremely loyal and...
Gazette intern reporter The Wilma Incubator building has been taken off the market, according to Port of Whitman County officials. The building was taken off the market May 2 by the Port of Whitman County after receiving no response from an interested prospective buyer, Mark Heuett, owner of Pacific Powertrain, Inc., and after the listing expired. The Port gave Heuett 10 days to respond to a final counter offer negotiation, but have since received no response. “We are being proactive,” said executive director for Port of Whitman County, Joe...
