Board won't change policy on cops busted for DUI | News
A state board that licenses law enforcement officers has decided to make no changes in the way it handles off-duty cops caught driving under the influence.
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A state board that licenses law enforcement officers has decided to make no changes in the way it handles off-duty cops caught driving under the influence.
Families flocked to Sensorio yesterday evening for the launch of local author/illustrator Bobbi Hunter's new children's book “Finding the Light.”
–Stargazers and art lovers will unite under the year’s biggest supermoon when Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio opens for a special evening celebrating the cosmic event. Coinciding with the release of author/illustrator Bobbi Dooley Hunter’s children’s book on the acclaimed Paso Robles exhibit titled “Finding the Light,” this special mid-week event will give visitors a chance to take in Light at Sensorio’s fantastical beauty underneath the stunning extra-large full moon, as well as meet the author who will be present to sign books.
Charley was born at Deaconess Hospital in Spokane to Charles âFredâ Koehler VI and Evelyn Mae (Gordon) Koehler. He grew up in Spokane with his parents, younger sister, Kathleen, and his Uncle Paul, his fatherâs brother. At an early age, he attended Knox Presbyterian Church in Spokane every Sunday with his grandfather, the Rev. Charles F. Koehler V, and grandmother, Grace. Each time someone went to Deaconess Hospital, he would ask, in a serious tone, to see if the hospital had erected a statue of him yet. Of course they had not, nor will there ever be a statue in his honor, but ...
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