Moses Lake's Well 20 to begin producing water | Columbia Basin Herald
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake’s water difficulties came a little closer to being alleviated this week, according to an announcement from the city.
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Moses Lake port officials start fuel cleanup study
MOSES LAKE — A fuel tank leak at the Port of Moses Lake that occurred in the mid-1990s will be the subject of a new study and possible additional cleanup. Port directors approved a contract for further evaluation of the site, called Pumphouse 1, at the regular meeting Jan. 22.
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Gordon L. Rubenthaler
Gordon L. Rubenthaler, 91, passed away Sunday, Oct. 1, 2023, in Pullman. He was born Sept. 30, 1932, to Clarence and Olive Rubenthaler at his grandparent’s home, Ira and Myrtle
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Two men, six degrees and a B-52 | Greg Asimakoupoulos | Mercer Island Reporter
You most likely have heard the expression “six degrees of separation.” Well, you don’t have to be Kevin Bacon to appreciate the truth of what that means.
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Coronado's "Avenue Of The Heroes" ... Col. Maurice 'Swede' Grimaud, USAF | Coronado City News
Colonel Maurice LaValle ‘Swede’ Grimaud was born October 27, 1933, in Fargo, North Dakota. At two years old, his family moved to Coronado, where Swede and his six siblings grew
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