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From The Star: Top level changes continue at CMC – Following the change in Coulee Medical Center’s top manager last month, three more high-level executives will be leaving the hospital, Interim Chief Executive Officer Debbie Bigelow announced last week, and more changes are coming. In the medical center’s “Communicator” emailed newsletter issued Thursday, Bigelow said the next to leave would be Chief Operating Officer Alan Wagner, Chief… http://ow.ly/2Hew3W

Legion to offer breakfast Saturday and Monday – The Star http://ow.ly/x9B5f

Keller Ferry north shore terminal relocation scheduled for Thursday, May 22 – The Star http://ow.ly/x7EuT

From The Star: Memorial Day dedication set – The flags are going up Saturday, Veterans, their families, and the general public looks forward each year to the Isle of Flags at Spring Canyon Cemetery. This year there will be over 500 flags flying for veterans from the local areas. They go up in a gigantic volunteer work effort beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday. You can go and help. Then the flags come down on Monday beginning at 3… http://ow.ly/2GZTTK

From The Star: New laser show debuts this Saturday – The Bureau of Reclamation will begin showing the new laser light show on the face of Grand Coulee Dam, “One River, Many Voices,” this Saturday beginning at 10 p.m. The new show incorporates the story of the area, beginning with how the land was formed, the original inhabitants of the area, why Grand Coulee Dam was developed and the numerous effects and benefits the dam has had on local… http://ow.ly/2GZTTL

From The Star: Mayor shaking up Coulee Dam ambulance service http://ow.ly/2GZTTJ

Keller Ferry back in service – The Star http://ow.ly/wWtHU

From The Star: Winners all – Brooklyn Worsham, right, and Hannah Wiltse take the Pepper Jack’s Bar and Grille miniature Model T through the Colorama Parade Saturday, where the entry won first place among the business entries. More Colorama results and photos are on page 7. – Scott Hunter… http://ow.ly/2GJ4jQ

From The Star: Two cities honor chamber advertising request – The chamber of commerce is getting additional money from hotel/motel tax funds to promote the all-new Laser Light Show on Grand Coulee Dam, which will begin May 24. The chamber had asked the three cities that collect the tax, Electric City, Grand Coulee and Coulee Dam, to provide $6,000 each so it could make a media buy promoting the show in the Seattle area. Grand Coulee was the first to… http://ow.ly/2GJ4jP

From The Star: School days will be longer starting in fall – A new, longer day will provide more variety for students, cost just a bit more and extend contact time that teachers have with students by 80 hours over the course of the school year, beginning next September. The longer day will re-introduce a seven-period schedule in the grades 7-12 wing of the new school, allowing for more course offerings. It’s all part of a plan the Legislature put into… http://ow.ly/2GJ4jR