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Volume 108 :: Issue 11 :: July 28, 2010
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Deer whisperer

    Bicyclist Kurt Oakley finds himself the object of some interest by this young buck on a dirt road up the Chewuch River valley last week. Oakley said he had been up the road a couple of days before and had encountered the deer, which unabashedly started rubbing its antlers against another bicyclist. He

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Burn ban imposed in Okanogan County

By John Hanron
    In case you were thinking about burning a little yard waste or gathering around the campfire, think again.
    As of last Tuesday, July 20, there is an active burn ban in the


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What's happening

    Some people already like chamber music, others don't even give it a chance. If you don't like chamber music, come out to one of these concerts – there's nothing like a live performance by passionate musicians, like


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Three look to fill Superior Court clerk post

By Marcy Stamper
    There are three candidates vying for the post of Okanogan County Superior Court clerk, the only county race to be decided in next month’s primary election.
    The


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Killer Whales sting Omak Manta Rays

By Mike Maltais
    As their summer competition nears its conclusion in the next few days, the Methow Valley Killer Whales’ five-season win streak shows no signs of fatigue.
At the Iron Man Classic,


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Not your father's chamber music

Festival offers “profound musical experiences” as well as hilarity, personality & beer
By Ann McCreary   
    Artistic director Kevin Krentz has a simple goal for the


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Man revived with automatic defibrillator at store

By John Hanron
    Sometimes, it pays to be in the right place at the right time.
    A 62-year-old Seattle-area man who stopped at the Mazama Store got a new lease on life after he collapsed


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