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Bulletin Column: May 30, 2019

These reports are from the previous four issues of the Daily Bulletin in Colfax. They are reprinted here for the benefit of Gazette readers who reside outside of Colfax. Some accounts have been updated. FIRE DESTROYS DUSTY-AREA BARN A fire early...

 
 By Gordon Forgey    Opinion    May 30, 2019

Our duty

Memorial Day has passed. It is the nation’s time to reflect on those we have lost. The focus of the holiday is on the many who serve this country in time of conflict, particularly those who died in combat. It also honors those who stood ready to...

 

Pet Peeves & Okeydokes: May 30, 2019

Pet Peeves The big, UGLY stumps are still on Main Street. Okeydokes New people signed to run for positions, mayor and council in Colfax. Volunteers who so lovingly take care of Dusty cemetery. The proposed mural designs for around...

 
 By Bob Franken    Opinion    May 30, 2019

Too Late for Censorship

They say that even a broken clock is right twice a day. Like that broken clock, when President Donald Trump complained recently about social media censorship, he was onto something. We should be very concerned when Facebook executives decide to kick...

 
 By Rich Lowry    Opinion    May 30, 2019

Has Trump Driven Democrats Sane?

The Joe Biden polling surge has raised the frightful specter of Democratic rationality. What if Donald Trump hasn't driven Democrats insane, sending them into a spiral of self-defeating radicalism, but instead made them shockingly pragmatic? Biden's...

 
 By Don C. Brunell    Opinion    May 30, 2019

Could Seattle Put on a World's Fair Today?

On April 21, 1962, the Seattle World’s Fair opened. The “Century 21 Exhibition” ran for six months, drew 11 million visitors, turned a profit and left the Northwest with a wonderful Seattle...

 
 By Frank Watson    Opinion    May 30, 2019

Climate Change

It was a pretty normal day at my house for old retirees. I was trying to decide whether to go to bed early or watch another nighttime drama series. Not wanting to rush a big decision, I closed one eye and leaned back in my recliner. Thus, I was only...

 

On The Record: May 30, 2019

REAL ESTATE Bryan Bishop and Terria Vuletich for the Maxine Bishop estate, land parcel on S. Grand south of Fairmount Road intersection, $575,000, May 13. Jay Hmielawski and Myiah Hutchens, Gainsville, Fla., to Elina Chernyak, house on SW Skyline, Pu...

 

Alley topic returns to Colfax council

Discussion of alley access resumed at the May 20 Colfax city council session after the topic surfaced at the prior council session. Fire Administrator Tim Tingley reported the city’s fire truck can negotiate the alleys on the west side of Main,...

 

Pullman man arrested

Formal charges of violating domestic orders, one of assault of an officer and one charge of obstruction were filed in superior court May 23 against Ian L. Moseley, 28, Pullman. Moseley was booked into jail here early May 22 after he was arrested by...

 

'Wheel of Lentils' set for festival stage

Chef L.J. Klink, original Rock Star Chef, will kick off Lentil Festival in true rock star style Aug. 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the cooking demo stage. Klink in 2011 won the “Ice House” episode of Extreme Chef on Food Network. Klink was the director of...

 

'Mistake' resulted in vets' flag postings

The Rev. Bob Ingalls in his address Monday at the Colfax Memorial Day observance at the cemetery noted the big addition to the grounds, which was posting of flags on the graves of known veterans buried at the cemetery, was the end result of a...

 
 By Karen Broeckel    People    May 30, 2019

Birthday fête honors Nolan

Friday evening, Jason Nolan was honored on his birthday with a family dinner at Sol Vallarta restaurant in Colfax. Those present included his parents Greg and Gwen Nolan, grandparents Mark and Carol Rubin, grandmother Jeanette Nolan and great-aunt...

 
 By Anne Lowe    People    May 30, 2019

Food Center hosts gathering

Endicott Food Center became a gathering place for visitors for a Memorial Day get-together Saturday. The Food Center provided a no-host luncheon for the guests. Those signing the guest book this year were Olen Kaiser Flanigan, Claudia Weitz, Dolores...

 
 By Crystal Langley    People    May 30, 2019
C.J., Danielle and Dylan Young

My Favorite Recipes: Meet C.J. and Danielle Young

C.J. and Danielle have been married for almost four years now. C.J. grew up in Pullman, while Danielle lived in and graduated from Rosalia. They met through mutual friends four years ago and were...

 
Hope White

White, Larsen lead SJE class

Hope White - Valedictorian Hope White, daughter of David and Diane White, has been named Valedictorian of the St. John/Endicott High School Class of 2019, with a cumulative grade point average of...

 

Etcetera: May 30, 2019

Neill seeks teen volunteers As a part of the 2019 Summer Reading Program, teens are needed to serve as library volunteers. Interested youths ages 12-17 years can pick up a volunteer application packet at the library starting June 3. Completed...

 

Births: May 30, 2019

At Whitman Hospital and Medical Center Kimmell, Evelyn Lenora, born May 21 at seven pounds, nine ounces, to Sam and Miranda Kimmell, Endicott. Paternal grandparents are Paul and Connie Kimmell, Viola, Idaho. Maternal grandparents are Daniel and Jill... Full story

 
 By Jess McGregor    People    May 30, 2019

Hooper wedding news

The Hooper community hosted a wedding shower for two hometown couples May 19. Caleb Hannas and Lindsey Miller and Lane Hannas and Brittany Breidenbach were the guests of honor. Caleb and Lane grew up in Hooper and are the sons of Sharon and Dave...

 

Library Calendar: May 30, 2019

Thursday, May 30 Colfax – by appointment only – Work Resources for Job Seekers and Businesses – Call 254-7357 for an appointment. Colfax – 12 to 1 p.m. – Flex and Flow Yoga – Poses focus on foundation and alignment while building...

 
Georgia Cummings

Georgia Cummings

Georgia Cummings, 98, died May 21, 2019, at Whitman Health and Rehabilitation in Colfax where she had lived for the past three months. She previously resided at LaDow Court in Garfield for the past... Full story

 

D. John Henry

D. John Henry, 86, long-time Colfax businessman, died May 28, 2019, in Missoula, Mont., where he had recently moved to reside with his son, Todd, after he was stricken with cancer. A Navy veteran, Henry was the long-time proprietor of Colfax... Full story

 

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