Jul 31, 2008 | Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
July 31: Members sought for master hunter group
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is accepting letters of interest through Sept.
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July 21: Malo man charged with vehicular assault
By Brenda Starkey Chronicle correspondent A Malo man pleaded not guilty to three counts of vehicular assault July 18 in Ferry County Superior Court.
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July 21: Malo man charged with vehicular assault
By Brenda Starkey Chronicle correspondent A Malo man pleaded not guilty to three counts of vehicular assault July 18 in Ferry County Superior Court.
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July 15: Republic man dies when vehicle leaves Compan Road
A trip in the mountains turned tragic for a Republic man the evening of July 20.
Stevens County declares disaster
Downed trees and power lines from last Thursday's windstorm that created winds in excess of 50-miles-per-hour sparked 30 to 40 fires and consumed five buildings, including two in the Barstow area.
Thirty to 40 fires ignited when high winds roll through region BY CHRIS COWBROUGH S-E Editor High winds slammed into Northeast Washington last Thursday afternoon, downing trees and starting fires that kept ...
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July 13: Doyle fire destroys two homes
By Brenda Starkey Chronicle correspondent The Doyle Complex fire in Ferry and Stevens counties has destroyed two home in the Barstow area and was 15 percent contained as of Saturday morning, July 11, according ...
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July 12: Republic woman dies in accident in Spokane County
Posted: Saturday, July 12, 2008 - 10:42 p.m. PDT Republic woman dies in accident in Spokane County A Ferry County woman died June 11 after the vehicle in which she was riding collided with another on Highway ...
Updates on Stevens, Ferry | Smoke Exposure | Ugly Duck
Crews from the state Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Forest Service continued to battle a 600-acre fire on the Stevens and Ferry County border Friday afternoon.
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July 11: Emergency declared in Ferry County
Ferry County declared an emergency to the state at 8:40 p.m. Thursday, July 10, and Gov.
Fire slows; some streets reopen
After failing to find his missing deaf and blind dog, Jim Gibbard is escorted away from his burning house at 9700 E. 24th Ave.
Spokane Valley wildfires destroy homes, force evacuations
A 1,200-acre wildfire fanned by winds gusting to 50 mph has destroyed at least 13 homes and one other structure in a heavily wooded part of the suburban Spokane Valley.
Firefighters renew attack on E. Washington fires
Firefighters renewed the battle at daybreak against wildfires that have destroyed eight homes in Spokane Valley and burned thousands of acres in other parts of Eastern Washington.
Colville facing emergency with fire, windstorm
The winds knocked out power to about 6,000 homes in the northeast Washington city, Avista Corp.
Wildfires burn homes in Spokane suburb, Gregoire approves state of emergency requests
Strong winds are driving a wildfire across a heavily wooded part of suburban Spokane Valley this evening.
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Ellen, Big Buck and Starzman on proposed rehab listing
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife will conduct a series of public meetings in July on plans to improve public fishing and habitat by rehabilitating several lakes.
Firefighters battle Colville blazes with ground and air support
Dozens of fires are still burning across the Colville Indian Reservation this morning, and fire officials are preparing for a new round of activity today.
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July 1: Preliminary injunction issued in OHV case
By Brenda Starkey Chronicle correspondent A judge has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting the implementation of Ferry County's off-highway vehicle ordinances until further order by the court.
Tourists flocking to Seattle, but spending less
Jun. 29--Waiters are getting stiffed on tips. Hoteliers are dispensing advice about bus routes, and weight-phobic tourists are balking at souvenirs that tip the scales.