Edith Marie Fleming, 84, died peacefully at home with loved ones at her side in Monroe, Wash. on March 11, 2011. Everyone enjoyed Edith’s sparkling blue eyes, witty sense of humor, dahlia bouquets, butter horn rolls, perfect chocolate chip cookies and welcoming hugs!
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Rick Taylor
Born on July 19, 1949 Rick Taylor passed away on March 8, 2011. Rick spent the last few days of his life in the tender embrace of his family following a sudden illness.
Marquise Marguerite Osiecki
Marquise Marguerite Osiecki,48, of Oroville died on March 13 in Tonasket at North Valley Hospital. She was born in Monroe, Mich. on April 4, 1962 to Sandra [Duvall] and Harold Berthlett.
Kristopher William Anderson
The Celebration of Life and Candle light vigil for Kristopher William Anderson is scheduled for Sunday, March 27, 2011 at the Chief Tonasket Park, in Tonasket, Wash. at the Salmon viewing platform at 6:30 p.m.
Tonasket boy advancing in Nashville Country Star competition
CONNELL – TJ Morgan, a senior at Tonasket High School, has advanced in this year’s Nashville Country Star competition to the semi-finals round, to be held in Connell on Saturday, March 26.
Comanchero auction on Saturday
TONASKET – The Tonasket Comancheros are hosting their annual auction to raise money for the Tonasket Rodeo on Saturday, March 26 at the Tonasket Eagles.
Tonasket police pursuit ends in apparent suicide
TONASKET – A Tonasket Police pursuit on Tuesday, March 15 ended in what police believe was a suicide south of Tonasket in front of Midway Building Supplies.
Tonasket doctor cited for possession
TONASKET – Doctor William Lewis Dienst, Jr. was cited for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after being discovered with marijuana at North Valley Hospital on Wednesday, Feb. 23.
State audit of hospital district details financial troubles
TONASKET – An audit of North Valley Hospital’s financials from Jan. 1, 2008 through Dec. 31, 2009 detailed the monetary problems the district is facing.
Embracing the Keynesian myth: government is our savior
One of my liberal friends from the wet side sent me an email this week pointing out the hypocrisy of some of the Republican legislators in Wisconsin. Seems there are a number of them that are receiving farm subsidies. And according to my friend farm subsidies are just “welfare for the wealthy.” The implication is that no one with their head in the public trough can address the problems of government.
