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    Slideshow: Picketers protest Assisted Living closure

    By Brent Baker • January 18, 2013 12:19 pm
    Tags: City of Tonasket, North Valley Hospital

    Friends, relatives and concerned citizens picketed in front of the North Valley Assisted Living facility on Friday, Jan. 18, to protest its scheduled closing at the end of March.

    Tags: City of Tonasket, North Valley Hospital

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