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Matt and Kim (Benzel) Valley of Boise, Idaho, are the parents of a daughter, Natalie Ann, born on Saturday, May 19, in Boise. At birth Natalie weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces and measured 21 3/4 inches in length. Grandparents are Bruce and Vicki Benzel of Ritzville, and Randy and Vicki Valley of Mountain Home, Idaho. Great-grandparents are Norma Kramer and Alma Benzel of Ritzville and Randall Valley of Rice Lake, Wis.... Full story
Jeff and Jennifer (Janzen) Best of Covington, Wash., are pleased to announce the arrival of a daughter, Kaileigh Rhyan, born on June 12 at the Puget Sound Birthing Center. At birth, Kaileigh weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces and measured 20.5 inches in length. Paternal grandparents are John and Dianne Hogle of Marana, Ariz. Maternal grandparents are Walt and Nancy Weber of Ritzville and Orris and Teresa Janzen of Clarkston. Great-grandparents are Ken and Sally Gust, Mike and Nancy...
A double wedding was held at the Comfort Inn in Downtown Spokane, at 1 p.m., Tuesday, July 3. The twin brides, Rebecca and Stephanie Collard, each wore white ball gowns and the individual bridal parties had their own signature colors. Rebecca wore a white tulle gown with seed pearls and satin accents that was complimented with a cathedral length veil. Her maid of honor was Samantha Smith, a coworker, and bridesmaid was Heidi Young, the sister of the groom. The bridesmaids wore red gowns with black accessories and the party...
A lot of things have happened in this world since Friday night. In Colorado the unthinkable happened at a showing of the latest Batman movie. Twelve theatergoers murdered and 59 wounded, some critical, by someone who must have planned this massacre for a long time. After being captured the only thing this pathetic assassin did right was to warn those who had captured him that his apartment was booby-trapped. The news people are having a heyday trying to figure out why and, of... Full story
In 1975, Central Washington University (CWU) President Jim Brooks approached the Association of Washington Business with a concept of linking business leaders, teachers and high school students together to learn first-hand about what makes our free enterprise system tick. Brooks proposed that employers not only sponsor students and teachers but also spend a week with them on the CWU campus. They would form 10-person companies, compete against one another...