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Raccoon caused power outage
Saturday @ 9:39 a.m.
WENATCHEE — A large part of Wenatchee was without power for more than an hour Friday night and early Saturday morning after a raccoon disrupted breakers in a transformer at a Chelan County PUD power substation.
Man killed in collision on Boetzkes Avenue
Saturday @ 9:20 a.m.
MANSON — One man is dead after a fatal collision on Boetzkes Avenue early Saturday morning.
Questions yet to be answered in woman's death
Saturday @ 9:10 a.m.
VALLEY HI — In life, Donna Taylor had her wounds.
Global holding press conference about arena Tuesday
Saturday @ 10:17 a.m.
WENATCHEE — The announcement of an amateur hockey team officially coming to Wenatchee could be made during a press conference Tuesday.
Murder defendant found incompetent for trial
Saturday @ 9:46 a.m.
WATERVILLE — Criminal proceedings against a former orchard worker accused of stabbing to death a co-worker have been put on hold by a court commissioner after she found the defendant incompetent to stand trial.

Prosecutor charges man for meat theft

Nespelem woman charged with robbery

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Every night, Cindy Flowers lifts her daughters, Heather and Heidi, from their wheelchairs to their beds. In the morning, she helps them back into their wheelchairs. Heather, in bed, and Heidi have spina bifida. The three live in a two-bedroom home in East Wenatchee. ()

A good mom
Saturday @ 9:13 a.m.
Any mother will tell you, raising kids is a full-time job. That's especially true for Cindy Flowers, whose two daughters require 24-hour-a-day attention. Nothing so unusual about that except her daughters are adults. Both have spina bifida and will require help the rest of their lives. Heather Flowers is 28. Heidi Flowers is 27.

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How pathetic. Thats real bright.

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There has to be some programs to help this women make her house handycapped accesable.

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