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Volume 107 :: Issue 42 :: March 3, 2010
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A lone eagle on the Loup Loup Highway surveys its options following a short blast of winter on Saturday morning. Photo by Sue Misao
 


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Twisp Airport gearing up for improvements

By Joyce Campbell
    Improvement projects at the Twisp Municipal Airport are cleared for an early takeoff, with runway paving, irrigation equipment upgrades and a storage building already in the works.


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What's Happening - Calendar of Events

Keyboard Confections features
solo and ensemble piano music,
along with delectable desserts,
in the MV Community Center
on Saturday (March 6) at 7pm.
Tickets are $15. Call 997-4601 for info.


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Problem loans weigh on banks across state

By Marcy Stamper
    When federal regulators announced an action against North Cascades National Bank last month for problems with loans and capital planning, the bank joined almost two dozen others in Washington


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Mountain Lions win districts, head to State in Spokane

By Patrick Hannigan
    The seniors on the Liberty Bell girls’ basketball team know their way around the Spokane Arena.
    After suffering a demoralizing defeat to Entiat, the Mountain


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Family finds love on Golden Pond

By Sue Misao
    Summer has arrived, and Ethel and Norman Thayer (Jane Pappidas and Donald McLane) are returning to their summer home on Golden Pond for the 48th year.
    A  retired professor,


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PUD looks at rate increases for July

By Marcy Stamper
    Facing increasing energy costs and projecting declining revenues from the district’s own wholesale power sales, the PUD is exploring scenarios for its first rate increase in nine years.


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