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Serving schools: ESD superintendents reflect on operations, priorities

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By Gabriel Davis Verified
| Basin Business Journal
MOSES LAKE — Educational service districts are government-mandated agencies put in place to provide services to school districts across the state. ESD Superintendents discussed what they do and their priorities in operating their districts.
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Basin libraries begin summer programs

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By Gabriel Davis Verified, Moses Lake
| Yahoo Life Verified
Jun. 17—MOSES LAKE — Heading into summer, Mid-Columbia Libraries and NCW Libraries have already begun implementing their summer reading programs, providing an opportunity for kids and adults alike to keep up their reading and attend library events. Mid-Columbia Libraries Associate Director of Communications Carlos Orozco said the summer reading program is to keep kids engaged and motivated over the summer. "We just want people to read over the summer and not fall behind in school.
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Basin libraries begin summer programs

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By Gabriel Davis Verified
| Columbia Basin Herald Verified
MOSES LAKE — Heading into summer, Mid-Columbia Libraries and NCW Libraries have already begun implementing their summer reading programs, providing an opportunity for kids and adults alike to keep up their reading and attend library events. Mid-Columbia Libraries Associate Director of Communications Carlos Orozco said the summer reading program is to keep kids engaged and motivated over the summer. “We just want people to read over the summer and not fall behind in school.
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