Joel Martin
Copy Editor at Columbia Basin Herald
News Reporter at Columbia Basin Herald
I'm a happily married father of eight (why, yes, Catholic!), raised in the boonies and living in a small desert town.
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yahoo.com | Joel Martin |Moses Lake
Jun. 6—MOSES LAKE — When Moses Lake was recognized as a creative district in 2022, it was the result of work by multiple agencies and organizations: The Moses Lake Museum and Art Center, Columbia Basin Allied Arts and others. One of those was the Moses Lake Public Library. Librarian Connie Baulne serves as a co-chair of the Creative District Committee.
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columbiabasinherald.com | Joel Martin
MOSES LAKE — When Moses Lake was recognized as a creative district in 2022, it was the result of work by multiple agencies and organizations: The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, Columbia Basin Allied Arts and others. One of those was the Moses Lake Public Library. Librarian Connie Baulne serves as a co-chair of the Creative District Committee.
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columbiabasinherald.com | Joel Martin
MOSES LAKE — Yard sale, garage sale, rummage sale — whatever you call them, they’re a chance for some people to get rid of unwanted stuff and other people to get great deals. It may seem like an anything-goes market out there for yard sales, but most municipalities do have regulations to keep sales from getting out of hand. Before you start setting up tables and putting out signs, it’s a good idea to know ahead of time what you can and can’t do.
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columbiabasinherald.com | Joel Martin
MOSES LAKE — June 14 will be a star-spangled night in Moses Lake. “Party in the USA” will be the theme for this year’s Soroptimist auction, which falls on Flag Day. “That could mean your fanciest presidential-type outfits all the way down to your backyard party (attire), flag T-shirt and shorts,” said Soroptimist member Katie Wilson.
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columbiabasinherald.com | Joel Martin
EPHRATA — There are a few new things at the Ephrata Sage-N-Sun Festival this year. “We’re bringing back our 3-on-3 basketball tournament,” said Brittney MacLeod, director of the Ephrata Chamber of Commerce. “We’re adding a Kid Zone, which will include a dunk tank. There’s a petting zoo and a couple of different things for kids to do.”The basketball tournament, which will run both Friday and Saturday, has been on hiatus for a number of years, MacLeod said.
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