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Sprimgdale, Washington DownTown 2008Our Fire Station in Springdale,Washington

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Washington State - Stevens County

Fun & Travel - Features and resources to help tourists and natives explore historic Washington online or on foot.

 

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MICHAEL JACKSON...DEAD AT 50  Prayers & love to all the Jackson family from the Higher Elevations Family.

If I think of Michael Jackson I like to remember him as the youngest of the Jackson Five.  What a day for loses.

(CNN) -- Michael Jackson, the show-stopping singer whose best-selling albums -- including "Off the Wall," "Thriller" and "Bad" -- and electrifying stage presence made him one of the most popular artists of all time, died Thursday, CNN has confirmed. Michael Jackson, shown in 2008, was one of the biggest pop stars in history. He was 50.

He collapsed at his residence in the Holmby Hills section of Los Angeles, California, about noon Pacific time, suffering cardiac arrest, according to brother Randy Jackson. He died at UCLA Medical Center

 

Springdale, WA. has a Library Station & Wendy Clark is the Librarian

Stevens County Rural Library District has opened a Library Station in the computer center. Librarian Wendy Clark is there on Wednesday 1 - 5pm. Patrons may request library cards or materials during open hours  Also you can go to the Library's website to use their catalog by clicking this link. Phone anytime 1-509-233-3016 or Toll Free 1(877)231-5500 For their email click here.

 

The Harpist Serena Miller Please join us at the Springdale, Wa. Library Station. All ages welcome

Wed July 1, 2009  2 pm  In the Computer Center Building Springdale Library Station”

Serena Miller comes from the Lakeside Community Library she is a concert harpist who has performed at the MET in Spokane.

 

The "Ham It Up" program will be held at the computer center in Springdale on July 15th at 1 PM.  It's basically face painting. Bring the kids down and enjoy the fun.

 

Digging into 'shovel-ready projects' in the Springdale area  -They're called 'shovel-ready,' those stimulus projects that have been surveyed, planned for, approved and are ready to go in cities all around America. They've been on hold due to budget issues, but with the new government stimulus plan, they're about to get the green light.
You're going to see lots going on around the Springdale area and across Washington - from road repair, airport and transit upgrades to school refurbishment, the "greening" of local communities and new technology. There are nearly 19,000 of these stimulus projects ready to ramp up nationwide, estimated to generate over 1,600,000 new jobs for 2009 and 2010.
You can view the complete list of projects across Washington and the country
here.

Donation program created to keep state parks open News release: 09-034 State Parks Commission adopts 2009-11 budget

 

The 2009 Legislature passed House Bill 2339, creating a new revenue source to keep the state from mothballing approximately 40 state parks in the face of budget reductions in the 2009-11 budget. The new program is tied to vehicle license tab renewals. If adequate donations from the new program are collected, all state parks will remain open in 2009-11. In the final budget adopted by the Legislature and signed by the Governor, the State Parks operating budget will be reduced by $52 million in General Fund tax support for operations, down from $100 million General Fund in the current budget. The new donation funds and some fuel tax dollars associated with recreation uses are intended to replace the majority of the tax fund reduction so that parks can remain open.
How does the donation program work? Starting with September vehicle license tab renewal notices from the state Department of Licensing, you will see an automatic $5 donation added to the total bill on your payment coupon (unless you choose not to participate).
What will you get for your donation? More than 100 state parks in beautiful settings all over Washington, open and available for you to enjoy. Take your family and friends camping, picnicking, hiking, bicycling or boating – or simply relax in the peace and quiet of nature.
Your Washington state parks are there for you – and there because of you.
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The Heritage Network

Helping preserve, gather and share your community History    Blogs    Photos

Photo galleries by AmeriCorps VISTA member Elaine Clough were sponsored by a grant from Inland Northwest Community Foundation.

 

Flowerly Trail Coffee House Business Hours  Monday - Friday  7am - 5pm  Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 2pm

 

 

Chamber of Commerce

Springdale, WA.

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News:

The Harpist Serena Miller

Springdale Library Station 

Wed. July 1, 2009  2pm

Springdale, Wa. 

 

Farmers Market—Springdale Depo 

Sundays 11am to 4pm

Community center starts farmers market on Sundays 11am to 4pm.

Sign says plant exchange check it out.

 

Mobil Food Bank

Mary Walker School

Springdale, Wa.

July 21, 09 Tuesday

11:00am to 1pm. .

Contact: Randy Schacht (509) 252-6247

 

Springdale Library Station gets new bookshelves & tables. Makes a big difference.

Open Wednesdays 1pm to 5pm. more

 

Meetings:

When: SACC July 2nd 11am

Where: Geronimo's Restaurant

Sat. June 27,11am

Higher Elevations Mini Mall

Steve Hall HVAC Consultant

HEmail

Work Calendar 2009

About the Company

Camas Winds Website

 

Higher Elevations Mini Mall is a great place to find local business & media for Springdale and the surrounding area.

Chewelah, Wa. July 10 – 12, 2009 Chautauqua festival

The fun-filled activities are designed to please every member of the family; young and old alike – enjoying everything from carnival rides to a parade, food and merriment, free stage entertainment.

 

Urban Farming intends to eradicate hunger while increasing diversity, motivating youth and seniors and optimizing the production of unused land for good and alternative energy. Urban Farming plants food on unused land and space and gives it to the needy. Link to Urban Farming and food wall.

Website http://www.urbanfarming.org/

 

Victory Gardens

Find out how you can make one & learn what they are about. click here

 

Hydroponic (Soil-less) Vegetable and Herb Growing Kits for the Cook, Chef, & Gardener grow vegetables, edible herbs, chili peppers, and edible flowers - all without soil more

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