Mary Beth Donelan

Recent stories by Mary Beth

• Not too late to catch concert at Clocktower

  June 27, 2005 in Features on Page B3 Don’t worry if you missed the free KPBX Kids’ Concert featuring Milonga, a Latin Dance Band at Riverfront Park – it was rescheduled due to rain and will take place …

• Panel seeks design ideas for Washington’s quarter

  June 26, 2005 in Features on Page D6 The state of Washington is seeking creative writing talent to help in the design of the state quarter. In 2007, the U.S. Mint will issue a Washington state quarter as …

• Sandpoint Festival chorus looking for singers

  June 19, 2005 in Features on Page D6 Experienced local singers are needed for The Festival at Sandpoint Chorus, which will perform Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy at the festival’s grand finale concert with the Spokane Symphony on Aug. 14. …

• Astronaut Michael Anderson statue to be unveiled today

  June 12, 2005 in Features on Page D6 A memorial bronze statue of the late Columbia space shuttle astronaut Lt. Col. Michael P. Anderson will be unveiled today at 2 p.m. in the breezeway between the Spokane Opera …

• Teens should get a jump on job search

  May 23, 2005 in Features on Page B3 Teens – it’s time to think about that summer job, only four weeks left until summer vacation. Here are some tips: Start looking early. Don’t wait until school’s out to …

• Donations being accepted for youth wall mural project

  May 15, 2005 in Features on Page F8 Art on the Edge is partnering with Anchor House to create a 15-foot-by-100-foot mural on the west wall of the Idaho Youth Ranch Thrift Store at Fourth and Roosevelt in …

• Youngsters get assistance in self-understanding

  May 9, 2005 in Features on Page B3 Wholeschool.org is providing a free course for children age 6-11 in self-understanding. The Youth Education To InspireClub is a fun-filled experience using live Web casting each Tuesday and Thursday from …

• Eat ice cream cake for a good cause

  April 25, 2005 in Features on Page B3 WORLD’S LARGEST Ice Cream Cake Social, celebrating the Make-A-Wish Foundation’s 25th anniversary of making dreams come true for chronically and terminally-ill children takes place today at Cold Stone Creamery from …

• First Night accepting applications

  April 24, 2005 in Features on Page F6 First Night Spokane is accepting applications from visual and performing artists for the fifth annual Celebration of the Arts on New Year’s Eve. This year’s theme will be “A World …

• Kids can get a taste of college this summer at SFCC sessions

  April 11, 2005 in Features on Page B3 SPOKANE FALLS Community College Youth College offers three fun-filled weeks of educational, recreational and entertaining courses designed for boys and girls ages 9 to 13 at SFCC, located at 3410 …

• Spring break requirements: hat, SPF 15

  March 28, 2005 in Features on Page B3 NOW THAT HUNTING for Easter eggs is over, it’s time to think about what to do with the kids for their spring break. It’s a great time for the family …

• Common tips for avoiding call to Mr. Yuk

  March 14, 2005 in Features on Page B3 NATIONAL POISON Prevention Week is March 20-26. Some 30 children die every year due to unintentional poisonings, and approximately a million phone calls are placed to poison control centers annually …

• Sweets for your sweeties

  February 7, 2005 in Features on Page B3 VALENTINE’S DAY is next week and here are some ideas to make your Valentine’s Day a little more fun and a lot less expensive, according to www.LivingOnADime.com. Take two pieces …

• Ag Expo photography contest accepting submissions

  November 14, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Entries are being accepted for an “Agriculture in the Inland Northwest” photo exhibit, a new event added to the 2005 Spokane Ag Expo. The photography contest celebrating agriculture is open …

• Adoption doesn’t have to be difficult

  November 8, 2004 in Features on Page B3 NOVEMBER IS National Adoption Month and the theme is “Answering the Call.” The purpose is to raise awareness about the nearly 130,000 children in foster care nationwide waiting for permanent …

• Montvale Hotel offering rotating display of artwork

  October 17, 2004 in Features on Page F6 LOCAL ARTISTS ARE being sought to display their work in the historic, renovated Montvale Hotel in downtown Spokane. The 105-year-old structure at 1001 W. First Ave. is scheduled to reopen …

• Make sure kids stand out on Halloween

  October 11, 2004 in Features on Page B3 HALLOWEEN HAS BECOME one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals on the American calendar and it’s not even officially a holiday. When preparing kids for the big day …

• Spokane Arts Commission looks for new members

  October 10, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Applications are being accepted for five vacancies on the Spokane Arts Commission. The 16-member advisory board meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4:30 p.m. Members must be Spokane …

• Arts Commission wants nominees for 2004 awards

  September 26, 2004 in Features on Page F6 The Spokane Arts Commission is calling for nominations for the 2004 City of Spokane Arts Awards. The 13th annual awards will be presented in six categories: Individual Artist, Arts Organization, …

• Annual arts conference next week

  September 5, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Area arts organizations are eligible for discount admission to the 37th Annual Western Arts Alliance Conference, Tuesday through Saturday at the Spokane Convention Center. More than 700 performing arts executives, …

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