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Garlic Fiesta
Latin Dancers, featuring performers in wooden masks and young girls in colorful dress, dance the Danza de los Viejitos (Dance of the Old Men) Saturday afternoon at the 11th Annual Tonasket Garlic Festival held in History Park last Friday and Saturday. The dance is a tradition of Michoacan, Mexico and starts with the "old men" hunched over and builds until they are vigorously dancing combined with trembling and shaking and even falling over. The dancers were among several different entertainments that were offered at this annual event that features garlic and other fresh produce for sale, a wine tasting from the four local wineries, arts and crafts and much more. Photo by Gary DeVon

New school administrators at Oroville Chamber
The Oroville School District has a brand new slate of top administrators and they spoke at last week’s Oroville Chamber of Commerce meeting at Yo Yo’s Restaurant. They are (L-R) Junior-Senior High School Principal Patricia Scott, Superintendent Steve Quick and Elementary School Principal Gary Pringle. Photo by Gary DeVon
OROVILLE - The new slate of top administrators at the Oroville School District took the opportunity of last week's Oroville Chamber of Commerce meeting to introduce themselves and talk about the upcoming school year.

Steve Quick, who stepped up from junior-senior high school principal to superintendent this summer introduced his replacement, Patricia Scott, as well as new elementary school principal, Gary Pringle.

Superintendent Quick discussed his new role at the school district and said he had been going over policy for the last couple of months and looking at the district's facilities, especially the elementary school.

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Voters chose two Republicans clerk candidates to advance to General Election

OKANOGAN - Although the results aren't official until certified, it appears Okanogan County voters preferred the two Republicans for clerk over the lone Democrat in the only local three-way race in the Primary Election held Tuesday, Aug. 17.


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Landis charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon
OKANOGAN - A Havillah area man shot after allegedly opening fire on Okanogan County Deputies investigating a domestic dispute has been released from the hospital and charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Tonasket pool set to close Aug. 28
TONASKET - The expected closing date for the Tonasket pool was set by City Council as Saturday, Aug. 28 during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 10.
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NVH contract with HCGR Healthcare voided
TONASKET - Okanogan County Sheriff Rogers will be speaking at the next Tonasket Chamber of Commerce meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 14 with sheriff candidate Dave Yarnell scheduled to speak at the following meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 28.
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Sheriff Rogers speaking at next chamber meeting
TONASKET - Okanogan County Sheriff Rogers will be speaking at the next Tonasket Chamber of Commerce meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 14 with sheriff candidate Dave Yarnell scheduled to speak at the following meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 28.
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  Eric Andres Bakken, 46, Omak, pled guilty to fourth degree Assault. He was sentenced to 365 days with 185 suspended and fined a total of $633.

  Robert Francis Boyce II, 20, Omak, pled guilty to three counts second degree DWLS. He was sentenced to 180 days with 180 suspended, 180 days with 178 suspended and 180 days with 165 suspended. He was also fined a total of $3,059.


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