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Dept Of Transportation
W Highway 33, 73772 - (call (580) 623-4344)

Watonga Emergency Medical
500 N Clarence Nash Blvd, 73772-2845 - (call (580) 623-2222)

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June 25 2023 - Blaine woman accused of torturing four children is charged with nearly a dozen felonies
Tana Perkins Reneau Washington Secretary of State The abuse ... Reneau, who is a former teacher and current candidate for the Blaine School Board, is currently incarcerated in the downtown Whatcom ...

June 13 2023 - Blaine woman accused of torturing 4 children charged with nearly a dozen felonies
but it’s unclear whether she’s ever taught in Blaine schools. Reneau received her master’s degree in elementary level teaching from Washington State University and a bachelor’s in business ...

June 07 2023 - ‘Horrific is a good word for it’: Court documents detail alleged abuse by Blaine mother
Probable cause documents released by Whatcom County Superior Court detail the alleged child abuse by a Blaine mother of six, who is a former teacher and current candidate for the Blaine School Board.

June 07 2023 - ‘Horrific is a good word for it.’ Documents detail alleged abuse by ex-Kennewick teacher
Probable cause documents released by Whatcom County Superior Court detail the alleged child abuse by a Blaine mother of six, who is a former Kennewick teacher and current school board candidate. Tana ...

June 07 2023 - Blaine woman running for local office facing sexual abuse charges
A Blaine woman running for local office is facing several charges after being accused of sexually abusing minors. Whatcom County Sheriff’s spokesperson Deb Slater said that Child Protective Services ...

June 06 2023 - Former teacher, Blaine mother of 6 arrested by Whatcom deputies for alleged child rape
Tana Perkins Reneau, 51, was arrested by Whatcom County sheriff’s deputies after detectives for the department investigated a Child Protective Services report regarding the abuse of juveniles, ...

January 11 2023 - Gender inclusion policies have existed in Idaho schools for years: districts report no problems
The Blaine County School District has had a gender inclusion policy since 2016 without a single report of policy abuse at the expense of others.

December 08 2022 - Ribbon cutting, celebration for Watonga Regional Airport runway set Tuesday
The event is being hosted by the city of Watonga and Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission to celebrate the spirit of aviation and bring renewed business and general aviation transportation to Blaine ...

December 11 2022 - Ewe Gotta Be Kidding Me!
Carey resident Bailey Simpson goes for a ride with help from her father, Destry, and an unruly sheep while competing in mutton busting at the Blaine County Fair's Kids Rodeo ...

December 11 2022 - The business, top to bottom
Blaine Bringhurst started as a grocery store bagger in Utah. Four decades later, he’s leading Price Chopper and Market 32. What he sees next for the company and the industry.

February 26 2022 - N.B. COVID-19 roundup: 1 new death, businesses can keep vaccine requirement, premier says
Businesses will no longer need to ask patrons for proof of vaccination on Monday, but that doesn't stop them from choosing to keep the practice, says New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs. "Every ...

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