Yesterday | Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
May 14: Stolen Choice vehicles located; one pulled from Okanogan River
Stolen Choice vehicles located; one pulled from Okanogan River By Al Camp and Dee Camp Chronicle staff Three vehicles stolen the night of May 12-13 from Choice Auto, Omak, were located May 13 - all wrecked and ... via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
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Outdoors Report: Trout action warming up with the weather
“They're doing really well on rockfish there, too.”
The cold winter and sort-of spring continue to impact trout fishing statewide, but many lakes are slowly warming up and providing decent catches. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sunday May 11 | Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
Commandos head to Warden for football on Saturday
Okanogan County Commandos will see if a week off helps them continue their winning ways with a game against the Columbia Basin RiverHawks this Saturday, May 10. via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
Friday May 9 | Wenatchee World
Master Gardeners graduate; plant sale May 17 The following people graduated as Master Gardeners on April 22 from the Okanogan County Master Gardener program: Dave Kester, Karen MacIvor, Gloria Puhl, Bob Clark, ... via Wenatchee World
Wednesday May 7 | Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
May 6: Court of appeals upholds ruling on PUD impact statement
“We conclude the FEIS was adequate under the rule of reason and the PUD did not act arbitrarily and capriciously”
Court of appeals upholds ruling on PUD impact statement By Al Camp Chronicle staff Court of Appeals Division III May 1 upheld Okanogan County Superior Court Judge Jack Burchard's ruling in a matter concerning a ... via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
Monday May 5 | Peninsula Daily News
Guzzling gas? Go elsewhere for best price
Editor's Note: A new gas price study from the state attorney general's office tracked location-specific prices through the state, including an in-depth analysis of factors influencing both wholesale and retail ... via Peninsula Daily News
Saturday May 3 | Wenatchee World
Woman charged with sending meth to inmate
“She lives in a different world”
WENATCHEE — A 29-year-old Wenatchee woman has been charged with delivering methamphetamine after a police investigation into meth-laced cards being sent to an inmate at Chelan County Regional Justice ... via Wenatchee World
Thursday May 1 | The Seattle Times
Ex-fire boss pleads guilty in 4 deaths
“Our hope is that if Ellreese is sentenced and goes to jail, there will be people on the fire line who say, 'We need to pay attention to the rules or we, too, could end up in jail.' ”
A former fire boss on Tuesday pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the deaths of four firefighters in the 2001 Thirtymile Fire near Winthrop, Okanogan County. via The Seattle Times
Tuesday Apr 29 | Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
April 28: Construction begins again on Methow River bridges; crack sealing begins
Construction begins again on Methow River bridges; crack sealing begins Temporary traffic signals are in place on Highway 153 at the Methow River bridges at mileposts 3 and 10, according to the state Department ... via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle
Sunday Apr 27 | Seattle Times
2 PLU students die in car accident
“Growers are telling us they need a few days of warmer weather before they will know the real extent of the damage.”
Pacific Lutheran University has reported that two PLU students, one of them a player on the school's football team, were killed in a car accident near Brewster, Okanogan County, on Friday night. via Seattle Times
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