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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Woman Accused Of Abusing Girls At Her Day-Care Center

A 50-year-old woman is accused of raping and sexually molesting two preschool girls in a day-care center she operated. Peggy Jannot pleaded innocent this week in Lincoln County Superior Court to charges that she raped a 4-year-old girl and sexually molested a 5-year-old girl in September. Her trial is scheduled to begin March 1.
News >  Spokane

Pend Oreille Utility District Fined $18,000 State Ecology Department Levies Penalty For Harm To Fish During Reconstruction Of Dam

The Pend Oreille County Public Utility District faces an $18,000 fine for what the state Ecology Department says were repeated water quality violations during reconstruction last year of the dam at Sullivan Lake. Ecology Department officials say a contractor for the utility district ignored several provisions of a work permit intended to prevent soil erosion and keep sediment from entering Outlet Creek, which flows into Sullivan Creek.
News >  Spokane

Kettle Falls Teenager Jailed In Stalking Case Youth Pleads Innocent To Attempted Arson, Attempted Assault; Bail Set At $100,000

A Kettle Falls High School senior faces numerous criminal charges after allegedly resorting to violence when the 15-year-old girl he is accused of stalking for months refused to date him. Aaron W. King, 18, was in the Stevens County Jail on Thursday on $100,000 bail. He is accused of planning to blow up a car carrying a girl he blamed for convincing her 15-year-old friend not to date him. He also is charged with firing six shots into the car in December.
News >  Spokane

Anderson Sticks To Traditional Oath At Ceremony Outspoken Commissioner Drops Plans To Use Own Words To Be Sworn In

New Stevens County Commissioner J.D. "Andy" Anderson got the jump on other Stevens County elected officials Tuesday, taking his oath of office an hour before everyone else. But the sometimes controversial politician didn't carry through with his plan to take a different oath from the others. He seemed to have made a New Year's resolution to watch what he says and focus on county business.