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New Arts and Education Center Coming Soon

The Renner Education & Arts Development (READ) Center and Boutique will be opening September 4th.

The boutique, located at N 19 Main Street, will be open 10am-5pm. The shop will be selling upscale antiques & collectibles along with name brand clothing. The proceeds from this location will go towards the funding of the READ Center, paying building rent and other expenses such as electricity; please consider donating all your unwanted items locally!  

The GED & Arts Development Center, located at  N 21 Main Street, will be open 9am-3pm. Call 220-3992, or stop in for more information and to make an appointment for GED Classes

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Establishing A City Police Department In Deer Park

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makes the rounds on social media, local papers, and even the floor of the City Council.
Since the late 70’s when the city disbanded it’s own department and contracted with
the county, well meaning people have thought that it “seems” like we could fund our
own department for what we are paying the county.

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Letter of support for Roger Krieger, Fire Commissioner, Spokane County Fire District 4.

As past Fire Chiefs of Spokane County Fire District 4 spanning the past 30 plus years, we strongly support the reelection of Roger Krieger for Fire District Four (4) Fire Commissioner.

Having worked with and for Commissioner Krieger we have personally witnessed and have firsthand knowledge of Commissioner Krieger’s professional behavior, leadership proficiency and dedication to his community.

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Deer Park Man Missing – Officials Seeking Information

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Young Voices Shine Home Link Writing Contest

Home Link recently held their annual short story writing competition. More than twenty 3rd-12th grade kids participated this year. In a competition that encourages six-trait story telling, but welcomes writers of all experience levels to tell a tale.

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Library Campaigns Feed Minds and Fight Hunger

This April, the Spokane County Library District is turning the page on two pressing issues, literacy and hunger, by launching Library Giving Day and the Bites & Books food drive. These twin campaigns aim to nourish both minds and bodies, ensuring every child in the community has access to books and basic nutrition.

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April 16 Open House: City Of Deer Park Seeks Input

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