Articles from the March 28, 2013 edition
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Things That Go ‘Beep’ in the Night
I am a self-proclaimed lover of technology. It's a passion that has caused me to be called a few names, and it occasionally costs me a little more money than I should be willing to part with. But...
Emma Philbrook: Student Life
The Waitsburg High School Knowledge Bowl team placed ninth at state this year. Last year, we were young- er, less prepared, had poorer team communication, and lacked the snazzy coordinat- ing T-shirts that the Booster Club gave us for the 2013 trip t...
Traveling with the Governor
Despite being heir to a fortune, Booth Gardner was a humble soul Almost a quarter century ago I worked as a public in- formation officer for the then Department of Trade & Economic Development in...
Thank You Morgan!
Assistant Editor Morgan Smith is leaving her posi- tion with The Times after this issue. Smith started with the times in February 2012 as a freelance writer and came on board as a full time reporter in May. Smith came to The Times after a stint as...
It’s Time to Vote in Waitsburg ... Again
Waitsburg's annual city government elections are take place Monday, April 1. No Joke As the only city in Washington still operating under its territorial charter, Waitsburg has the honor of bring- ing its mayor and city council members before the...
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Challenger Callahan Faces Incumbents in Monday Election
WAITSBURG - With elections just around the corner, the "Truth and Trust" slate of incumbents and council challenger Deb Callahan will face the city's decision when ballots are counted Monday. The five...
Blaze Displaces Waitsburg Family
"At 1:54 p.m. dispatch received the emergency call. At 1:56 p.m. the city fire whistle was sounded. At 1:59 p.m., the City ambu- lance arrived on the scene," read EMS technician Sharon Brooks....
