A total of 22 laboratory confirmed influenza deaths have been reported to date this season in Washington, including one pediatric death. Most deaths have occurred in people with pre-existing health conditions.
Influenza is characterized as geographically widespread in Washington, meaning that influenza has been identified in most regions of the state.
During week 53, 149 out of 584 specimens (25.5%) tested by the World Health Organization/National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System (WHO/NREVSS) collaborating laboratories in Washington were positive for influenza. 113 specimens were positive for influenza A (H3N2), 28 were positive for influenza
A (subtyping not performed) and 8 were positive for influenza B.
During week 53, the proportion of outpatient visits for influenza -like illness (ILI) was 2.8 percent, above the baseline of 1.1 percent.
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Spokane K through 6th graders will be in school an extra half hour
starting next school year. The move has been in the works for a year and
will catch local elementary schools up with other school schedules in
the state.
So how will it benefit your child? Depending on the elementary school, it can be one of many things. Every school got to choose what they wanted to devote more time to.
Come fall, when there's an extra 30 minutes in the school day, Madison Elementary students will get more time for the arts.
So how will it benefit your child? Depending on the elementary school, it can be one of many things. Every school got to choose what they wanted to devote more time to.
Come fall, when there's an extra 30 minutes in the school day, Madison Elementary students will get more time for the arts.
Bambi Howe is a kindergarten teacher at Madison. Her class is about to get a whole lot more musical.
“Right
now they do have experience with art each week, but it's taught by Ms.
Bambi, not necessarily an art specialist,” Howe said.
INCIDENT TYPE: NON-INJURY COLLISION
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VEHICLE WAS REMOVED BY THE COMPANY.
LOCATION: N395 MP182 SPOKANE COUNTY 17 MILES NORTH OF SPOKANE
INCIDENT OCCURRED AT: 01/13/15 0835
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SP SPOKANE
Waiting for next year. Basketball is good but what about Gonzaga?
In a couple of weeks voters in our area will be receiving ballots for a
Maintenance and Operation Levy. This is NOT a new tax and will not
increase the taxes property owners already pay.
This is money that goes directly to maintaining our school and supporting the children who live in this community. When we pass an M&O Levy, the state kicks in nearly $150,000. If we don't pass the levy, we don't get that money from the state.
For those of you who don't have children in school please remember, this levy helps maintain the largest public building in our region. Many of us have relied on our school facilities for our meetings and gatherings. In order to have reliable sound systems, available kitchen facilities, and working restrooms, we need to help pay for it. Please vote YES.
This is money that goes directly to maintaining our school and supporting the children who live in this community. When we pass an M&O Levy, the state kicks in nearly $150,000. If we don't pass the levy, we don't get that money from the state.
For those of you who don't have children in school please remember, this levy helps maintain the largest public building in our region. Many of us have relied on our school facilities for our meetings and gatherings. In order to have reliable sound systems, available kitchen facilities, and working restrooms, we need to help pay for it. Please vote YES.
Sharing: TONIGHT.....Dont forget to watch "MURDER COMES TO TOWN" on
channel 192 (dish network) @ 7PM...There will be a show on there called
"WHO KILLED THANKSGIVING?" Its a true story about a woman who was found
murdered in her home in NORTHPORT, WA. Just 40 minutes north of
COLVILLE.
I think this is also available streaming from Amazon. Too
close to home and should be watched if you can.
Kathy Meader
Ron Rattray
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