The following students attending Central Washington University have qualified for the summer quarter 2009 honor roll. Central undergraduate students who earn a 3.5 or better grade point average, on a 4.0 scale, while carrying at least 12 graded credit hours of study are eligible for the honor roll.
Burbank -- Amber L. Loew
Connell -- Angelica A. Mejia
Dayton -- Mindy A. Alves
Grandview -- Sandra Chavez, Kari D. Miller, Lopez, Francisco J. Lopez, Alyssa T. Trevino, Kylee V. Lusch.
Kennewick -- Nicole L. Combs, Teagan L. Wilson, Elizabeth J. Diaz , Justin C. Curbow, Malia A. Sanders, Shalee Jensen, Erika Harder, Megan M. Peters, Nolan W. Atchley, Todd W. Stone, Courtney J. Hansen, Andrew H. Parker, Rachel L. Morrow, Steven R. Marquardt, Nathan J. McGown, Michael B. Ulrich.
Mabton -- Ryan J. Cullen, Hilary L. Cullen.
Mattawa -- Ricardo J. Cuevas.
Moses Lake -- Jordan R. Shipley, Gale W. Vasquez, Samuel R. Rathbone , Amanda M. Hocking, Rosalinda Saenz, Matthew G. Smith, Shelly M. McCuistion, Rebeca L. Lewis, Megan E. Richardson, Amanda N. Sell, John T. Mckean, Seth Q. Trautman, Josselyn P. Green, Clarence W. Ames, Bailey E. Millican, Apryl L. Rutherford, Natasha N. Griffith, David Coronado, Sara L. Hanold, Joseph M. Huerta .
Othello -- Rudy A. Ochoa, Arlene Delgado, Jacob A. Johnston.
Pasco -- Carolina K. Marone, Sydnie E. Stockton, Holly M. Lang, Felix M. Guerra, Anny L. Newbury, Barbara A. Rogstad, Gavin R. Lindsey, Emily J. Ventura.
Richland -- Emily J. Wells, Christopher B. Ward, Anna K. Jennings, Kathryn E. Froehlich, Elizabeth B. Halbert, Justine G. Harlan, Jaryl A. Draper, Samantha J. Erickson, Brian R. Popielarczyk, Aaron M. Endres, Erik W. Flaten, Jackie L. Johanson, Nilab Habibi, John D. Vann.
Sunnyside -- Nicolete Plooster, Sandra M. Miranda, Rachel E. Mendez, Maria S. Garcia.
Walla Walla -- Jason A. Wiley, Michael W. Fondahn, Ashley C. Collins, Trevor A. Nix.
Warden -- Yajaira J. Martinez.
West Richland -- Mike L. Moceri, Chanelle M. Fournier, Jack A. Schuster.
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On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
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* 2003: Adam Dabney scored 12 points to lead the Hanford boys to a 45-36 win over White Swan at the SunDome Shootout basketball tournament in Yakima. Meanwhile, Kristin Hilgert and Nikki DePeel combined for 37 points to lead the Falcons' girls to a 70-31 rout of Cle Elum.
* 1996: Tri-City Americans goalie Brian Boucher made 39 saves to lead the United States to a 4-0 shutout of Switzerland in the World Junior Championships in Geneva.
Energy NW worker honored for saving girl's life
Energy NW worker honored for saving girl's life
RICHLAND -- Rick Torres, an Energy Northwest employee, was honored Monday for potentially saving the life of a little girl about the same age as his own daughters.
He was at a buffet in Las Vegas in July when he saw a girl, about age 2 or 3, choking. Her father was trying to administer the Heimlich maneuver, but Torres could see he was not doing it correctly.
Meanwhile, the little girl was changing color and her eyes were rolling back, said John Dobken, Energy Northwest spokesman.
The wait continues
The wait continues
While football, volleyball, soccer and cross country are in full swing this week, swimming is in a holding pattern as far as competition is concerned.
Mid-Columbia bowlers prepare for state
Mid-Columbia bowlers prepare for state
Narrows Plaza Bowl in University Place is something like a second home for the Kennewick and Moses Lake girls bowling programs.
Both teams are making return appearances at the state championships, starting at 10 a.m. Friday with the individual roll-offs.
Kennewick earned the second of two available 3A/2A berths with a silver finish at the Dis-trict 5/6 re-gional championships last Friday at Spare Time Lanes. The Lions mowed down 3,598 pins to place behind district champion Selah and its 3,692 pins.
Franklin fire chief who died in line of duty to be honored
Franklin fire chief who died in line of duty to be honored
A Franklin fire district chief killed last year while battling a wildland fire will be among the 72 fallen firefighters honored this weekend in Maryland.
Franklin Fire District 4 Chief Chet Bauermeister, 46, died June 23, 2010, when an ATV he was on flipped and rolled down a steep slope at a fire in Adams County.
The Basin City fire district was one of several agencies called to help extinguish the 42-acre fire.
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