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February 22, 2012
107 Division St.
Grandview, WA 98930
509-882-3712

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25 Years Ago
February 1987
The Grandview High School Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Choir, under the direction of Lisa Parce, will perform this Saturday evening at the Lower Valley Elks Club.
Elva and Chuck Mattocks will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary with an open house this Saturday afternoon. They came to Grandview in 1963, where he is currently a barber and she owns and operates the Mode-O-Day shop.
The Greyhound boys' outstanding basketball season came to a disappointing and sudden end this past weekend with district losses to West Valley and Prosser, despite having beaten those teams earlier in the season. Russ Bentley was top scorer for the Hounds in both games, followed by Jon Doney, Chris Mount and Albert Cardenas.
Simplot Soilbuilders has hired David Cowan as a horticulturist, specializing in tree fruit and wine grapes.
The Grandview Foursquare Church has begun meeting in the Lions community building. They are led by Pastor Chuck Roberts, who comes to Washington from Indiana.

An awesome place

To the Editor,
On the evening of Jan. 21, my home burned down. I need to tell the people of Grandview and the lower valley how amazing you all are. Through your kindness and generosity, my family has been able to recover quickly and find some form of normal again.
A special thank you to Grandview Fire Department. They do so much more than fight fires. Thank you for saving Buzz and Woody for my son, Mikey. So important!
Thank you Grandview School District for being so supportive. We have an amazing senior class. To my neighbors who brought coffee, blankets and hugs, thank you. To Dalia Lopez and Tracey Rubina, awesome food for everyone. Lonnie and Andrea Hendrickson, you're awesome. To my kids, I'm so proud of you all. To my family, thanks for being there.
Grandview is an awesome place to call my home.

Love and Thanks,
Sunny Turner, Alex Carman and Kids.
Boater education program issues 100,000th card

The Washington State Boating Programs has reached a milestone in its mandatory boater education program, issuing card number 100,000.
The promotion was to reward the 100,000th boater card recipient with a Seattle Seahawks VIP game package. David Eckols of Seattle is the 100,000th boater card recipient.
Eckols won four field-access passes and four tickets to a 2012 Seahawks game at Century Link Field in Seattle.
Last year, the Boating Programs recorded 17 boating fatalities, the lowest number in ten years.