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  • WDFW reauthorizes lethal action in OPF wolf pack

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    SPOKANE—Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind reauthorized WDFW staff to lethally remove wolves from the OPT pack on July 10. The OPT pack has repeatedly preyed on cattle on federal grazing lands in the Kettle River range of Ferry County. In 2018, the pack was involved in a total of 16 depredations in under two months. At that time, the WDFW lethally removed two of the wolves. Action was paused in Nov. of 2018. Between April and July 2019, WDFW staff counted a total of nine wolves in the pack. WDFW confirmed a t...

  • Talk about Art

    Carolyn Henderson, the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    By the time most of us become adults, we have stopped making mud pies in the back yard. But for potter Kassie Smith of Moscow, Ida., the activities of childhood have morphed into the artisanship of adulthood. "I get to play in the dirt every day, and it's awesome," the artist says. Smith, who holds a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Idaho, juggles a number of pursuits in her career as an artist: she is a ceramics technician and instructor at Washington State University. When she's not...

  • Three candidates vie for City of Dayton mayor Position

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    DAYTON-Dayton City council members Delphine Bailey, Mike Paris, and Zac Weatherford are in the running to be Dayton's next mayor. Voters living inside the City will get the chance to decide which two will advance to the November general election when ballots are mailed out this week for the August 6 primary election. Delphine Bailey Bailey said she understands how to work within the guidelines of state and federal grant programs, and she understands the importance of maintaining the city's...

  • MLB American League Leaders

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    ERA Batting Average C. Morton TB 2.35 D. LeMahieu NYY .330 M. Minor TEX 2.73 R. Devers BOS .325 J. Verlander HOU 2.98 M. Brantley HOU .324 J. Odorizzi MIN 3.06 T. Anderson CHW .317 J. Berrios MIN 3.10 J. Polanco MIN .311 Wins Home Runs L. Lynn TEX 12 M. Trout LAA 30 L. Giolito CHW 11 E. Encarnacion SEA/NYY 25 J. Odorizzi MIN 11 J. Soler KC 25 J. Verlander HOU 11 G. Sanchez NYY 24 D. German NYY 11 A. Bregman HOU 24 Strike Outs Runs Batted In G. Cole HOU 183 M. Trout LAA 75 C. Sale BOS 160 X. Bogaerts BOS 71 J. Verlander HOU 160 J. Abreu CHW 66...

  • Which Mariners are likely to be traded before July 31?

    Eric Umphrey, the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    With the All-Star break behind us and the trade deadline just a couple weeks away, which Mariners are most likely to be traded? Most fans would like to see Félix Hernández or Kyle Seager moved but both have high salaries, have dealt with injuries this season and have produced well below expectations. These two aren't going anywhere. The Mariners do have a couple of players left that have had good seasons, low salaries and are currently healthy. Domingo Santana's outfield defense is the one blemi...

  • Pioneer doctor and Hudson Bay trader are Living History subjects

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    The lives of a pioneer doctor and Hudson's Bay Company trader will be depicted at In Living History presentations at Fort Walla Walla Museum, 755 Myra Road on July 20 and 21. On Sat., July 20, Don Weaver will portray Nelson Blalock and on Sun. July 21, William McBean will be telling the story of David Thompson. The presentations begin at 2 p.m. in the museum's Pioneer Village. Dr. Nelson G. Blalock was born in 1836. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in...

  • Identifying, treating and removing poison oak, ivy and sumac

    Brianna Wray, the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    The USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service recognizes fifteen species of poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac throughout the known world and five of those grow natively in North America. These plants are found in wooded areas and tend to blend with more innocuous ground cover. While they aren't technically poisonous, the urushiol in them does incite allergic reactions in most who come in contact with their leaves, stems or roots. The effects take hold from exposure to all parts of the...

  • Tech Talk: How to Access Free eBooks & Audiobooks

    Brianna Wray, the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Are you an avid reader or a reluctant one? How often do you find yourself at the library? Did you know you can access thousands of free audiobooks, magazines and eBooks from your public library from the comfort of your own home? Of course, one would prefer to stroll the aisles of a book-and-shelf, brick and mortar library. Who wouldn’t? Libraries are treasure troves. They’re filled with librarians, who are the most clever, helpful and friendly people. The books come along with many other unc...

  • Book Signing

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Young Adult author and former Walla Walla resident Jackson E. Graham visited Ju's Traveling Pages in Waitsburg on Fri., July 12 to sign copies of his newest release, "Sword and Scion: The Reign of Delusion." Far left: Graham (l) visits with Waitsburg's XXX....

  • New at the Libraries

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Dayton Memorial Library 111 S. 3rd Street, Dayton Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri., 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Tues. & Thurs., 12-8 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Discovery Kids: Wed., 10 a.m. “The First Mistake,” by Sandie Jones (Fiction) - THE WIFE: For Alice, life has never been better. With her second husband, she has a successful business, two children, and a beautiful house. HER HUSBAND: Alice knows that life could have been different if her first husband had lived, but Nathan’s arrival into her life gave...

  • Fun & Games

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Puzzles, Fun & Games for this week! Good luck :-)...

  • Marshmallow Caramel Popcorn

    Teeny McMunn, the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    I'm a popcorn addict; once I start, it's hard for me to stop. So that is why the large bag of Chicka-Pop popcorn from Costco is not allowed in the house (for awhile). This recipe called out to me, but I won't make it until I have a gathering of some sort. Speaking of recipes, Reader Wendy mentioned to me how delicious the Zucchini Sausage Soup was and how often she makes it and often freezes it. Truth be told, I had forgotten it, but if you would like it again, I can send it to you. If anything...

  • Ladies Night in the 'Burg

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Waitsburg's first Ladies Only Bunco Night was such a success that a second event is planned for Waitsburg Wednesday on Aug. 14, according to Commercial Club President Joy Smith. Eighteen ladies enjoyed dinner catered by Waitsburg Grocery, Pam McCauley Chapman run the Bunco games and Smith Craft, Country Chic Boutique and Pure Romance booths were on hand, along with a "well-stocked" bar....

  • Kids, cards and cornhole

    the Times|Jul 18, 2019

    Fun times in the park!...