TONASKET – Ongoing discussion about the future of the old fire hall in Tonasket ended with knowledge of its assessed value and a report from Permit Administrator Christian Johnson to the city council June 24.
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Tea time in Tonasket for 12 little girls
TONASKET – Tea, finger sandwiches and various delicate pastries graced the plates of 12 well-dressed girls in Tonasket last Saturday.
New fitness instructor brings more bounce options to Tonasket
TONASKET – There’s a new fitness option in town if sweating it out on the treadmill just isn’t your style.
II Sisters in Tonasket under new ownership
TONASKET – A long-time Tonasket store is under new ownership.
Jerry and Stephanie Bradley bought the II Sisters Video Store on Whitcomb Avenue on April 16. They have since sold their house in Enumclaw and moved east.
Iowa rodeo champ has North County roots
IOWA – A national youth rodeo champion has very local roots.
Tonasket American Legion sponsors fishing derby
AENEAS VALLELY – The Tonasket American Legion held a fishing derby for local children last week at Round Lake.
Backcountry Horsemen put in hours clearing trails
ANTOINE TRAIL, HAVILLAH – Digging holes doesn’t immediately come to mind as an activity for a group called the Backcountry Horsemen.
But on one rainy spring day, it was exactly the plan.
Five register to run in Okanogan County
OKANOGAN – As of 5 p.m. on June 9, only five candidates had registered to run for positions in Okanogan county, according to the county auditor’s office. Registration closed June 6.
Tonasket High School produces 67 new graduates
TONASKET – Saturday marked a major milestone in the lives of 67 young adults.
On June 7, 2008, those 67 went from high school students to high school graduates in a two-hour ceremony in the Tonasket High School gym.
Founder’s Day Parade goers enjoyed the sunshine
TONASKET – Warm weather and clear skies helped bring out the crowds this Founder’s Day in Tonasket.
However, rain Sunday morning dashed circus hopes.
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