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  • It’s a girl for Friedlander/Anthony

    Apr 4, 2012

    Corina Friedlander and Larry A. Anthony II of Nespelem are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Dy Mnd Butterfly Friedlander Anthony on Saturday, March 24, 2012, at Coulee Medical Center in Grand Coulee. She weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz., and was 20 inches in length at birth. Maternal grandmother is Faith Friedlander. Paternal grandparents are Lori Anthony and Larry Anthony. Great-grandmother is Donna Moomaw....

  • Meetings and Notices

    Apr 4, 2012

    Chamber to Meet The Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon on Thursday, April 5, at Pepper Jack’s Bar and Grille. Stefan Newbury of Tri-Freaks will give an update on Colorama’s May 12th Over the Dam Run. PEP to Meet Planet Earth Players theatrical group will be holding a meeting on Thursday, April 12, at 7 p.m. in the Grand Gallery Theater, Main St., Grand Coulee. Grant County Mosquito District 2 to Meet Grant County Mosquito District 2 will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 4, at 7 p.m. at the Electric City City Hall. Eag...

  • Martial arts matches mix it up

    Scott Hunter|Apr 4, 2012

    Locals prevailed in mixed martial arts matches held at the Nespelem Community Center Saturday night in an event billed as “Rez Cage Wars”. The event featured six adult MMA matches and one youth grappling (no boxing) match. The night’s headliner provided suspense as Nespelem’s Ricky Gabriel, a Colville Business Council member, took the title against Kevin James by decision 29-28 in three rounds. Gabriel said after the fight that he, along with Community Center Coordinator Dan Nanamkin, started...

  • Baseball drops makeup game

    John McNeil II|Apr 4, 2012

    Lake Roosevelt baseball was washed out with last week’s rain, but was back in action on Monday for the first makeup game of the series against Brewster. The Raiders will travel to Brewster on Tuesday for a double header that was cancelled on Saturday. The game on Monday at Greene Field was the first loss for the Raiders in the 2012 season. Brewster used aggressive base running to disrupt Raider pitching rhythm, the Bears were also helped by the errors LR committed on defense. Offensively the R...

  • Raider track still shifting

    John McNeil II|Apr 4, 2012

    Raider track is still shifting people around to find the best competitive mix. At Cashmere last Friday, for instance, speedster Nick Gleason threw shot put and distance man Oscar Pakootas tried his hand at the 100-meter dash. Even with the mix-and-match approach, many Raiders hit personal records, with both teams placing. The boys took fifth, while the girls finished 4th. Kim Barry continued as a force for the Lady Raiders, winning the 800 in two minutes, 35 seconds, the 1600 (5:54), and the...

  • Stanczak, Desautel on top

    John McNeil II|Apr 4, 2012

    Tanecia Stanczak and Drew Desautel led the way for the Raiders at Desert Canyon Golf Club in last Wednesday’s match against Waterville, Columbia Basin Secondary, Moses Lake Christian, and Omak. Stanczak, for the second week, outclassed her opponets to breeze to a 51-stroke score on nine holes. Head Coach Steve Files thought Stanczak’s performance was “stellar” on the greens, which helped to distance her from the rest of the competition. Desautel lead the Raider boys with a score of 55 on the...

  • Raiders rackets rained out

    John McNeil II|Apr 4, 2012

    With the wet weather, the Raider tennis squad was only able to play one of three matches scheduled for last week, and that match was a makeup for a previous weather cancellation. At Omak March 26, the Pioneers roughed up the Raiders on the whole. The only win for the Raiders came in boys’ singles action as Hayden Rodrigues defeated Cody Smith in convincing form, 8-1. Phoenix Shephard came back from a deficit to force a tie breaker, but lost to Greg Sklar 9-8, (7-0). Kayne Oberg dropped his m...

  • Raider softball loses to Brewster, rained out

    John McNeil II|Apr 4, 2012

    The Lady Raiders series against Brewster last week had the misfortune to be rained out not only at home on Tuesday, but also on Saturday at Brewster for the doubleheader. For Lady Raider softball, that means this week will feature home games on Monday and Tuesday against Brewster and Waterville respectively, but also a second doubleheader on either Thursday or Friday at Brewster to go along with the regularly scheduled one on Saturday at Waterville. When the Lady Raiders returned to action on Mo...