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Join local law enforcement for National Night Out

The Oroville Police Department and Oroville CARES is hosting National Nighto Out at Madeline Wells Park on On Tuesday, Aug. 3.

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News Submitted photo/ Megan Barton After months of suffering, Megan Barton said she now enjoys freedom and an increased sense of health, upon being vaccinated.
From one who knows: Vaccine relieves long-haul COVID-19 symptoms
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Heat advisory issued for Okanogan County

Health officials recommend taking extra precautions to avoid heat-related illness

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Stacey Kester/submitted photo Dave Kester, owner of Lee Frank Mercantile, drove Old Joe, a 1950 Chevy pickup truck, with with banners on the side, to celebrate the 100th year anniversary of the store, during Tonasket’s Founders Day Weekend. Business
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Department of Ecology issues drought advisory for most of the state

Driest March-April since 1926 prompts first time use of new early warning tool

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Update on the use of facial coverings in public spaces

Facial coverings are still required in specific locations regardless of vaccination status

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Candidates Filing Week election
Candidate Filing Week is May 17 – May 21

Candidate Filing Week is May 17-21 and election offices across the state are accepting applications for public office.

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Submitted photo Oroville Robotic’s Team Coach Laara Peters-Kessler, winner of the Team Mentor Genius Award and Outstanding Roboteer winner Odin Finsen with teammates and fellow champions Michael Oaks, Tyler Charnholm and Trevor Miller. Schools
Oroville Robotics Team receives championship trophy

Oroville High School Robotics Team returned home with a first place finish plus several other awards.

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Gary DeVon/staff photo Groundwater and snowmelt in settling pond where water was collected prior to treatment at the Buckhorn Mine near Chesaw. Photo taken during a tour of the mine before it was closed and went into the reclamation phase. Gary DeVon/staff photos Groundwater and snowmelt in settling pond where water was collected prior to treatment at the Buckhorn Mine near Chesaw. Photo taken during a tour of the mine before it was closed and went into the reclamation phase. News
AG declares major win against Buckhorn mine owners in Clean Water Act...

Buckhorn mine produced $1.3 billion in gold, fines could be in the millions

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The BC Centre for Disease Control on Thursday, June 9, released its latest numbers for active COVID cases by local health areas in B.C. Illustration: BCCDC News
COVID cases jump in West Kootenay city, says BC CDC

There are no local outbreaks of the virus, according to the Interior Health Authority

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Teresa Hawkins / submitted photo Jay Hawkins has retired after 20 years as the Tonasket Tigers high school football coach. sponsored
Hawkins retires as Tigers head football coach

Longtime Tonasket high school football coach Jay Hawkins announced his retirement after 20 years.

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