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Childcare needs more funds, agency says
A few weeks ago in Goldendale, a group of people met to talk about the crisis in childcare in the area and throughout the state and country. It’s a...
Kids preparing for Lego Challenge
Students at the Goldendale Middle School are preparing to compete in the First Lego League Challenge this Saturday in The Dalles. Last year, the...
Parade and contest times and regulations
The Brighter Goldendale Christmas lighted parade will be held this Saturday, Dec. 14, beginning at 5 p.m. following the traditional parade route....
Looking A Lot Like Christmas
The Farmers Market Christmas Bazaar at the Goldendale Primary School was one of several around town this weekend, offering cards and goodies galore...
WSP reports bomb scare scammers using their name
Late Monday afternoon, the Washington State Patrol (WSP) became aware that a WSP associated phone number is being "spoofed" and fraudulent bomb threat...
Anti-robocall bill passes Congress
The Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act (TRACED Act) has been passed by the U.S. Senate and is now headed to President Trump’s desk to be signed into law. The new law...
Someone in need will win sewing machine
A fabric company with a local representative is offering a free sewing machine to someone in need. Eileen Wilson of Goldendale runs Cabin Hill Gifts out Log Cabin Road, and she is affiliated with...
East District Court
November 21, 2019 • Caleb Joseph Filbin: Driving with license suspended 3rd degree, (10/12/19); Guilty plea, jail 90/89 suspended, fines/fees $395.00, 12 months probation. • Alexzander Laray...
Healthplanfinder urges customers to act fast for Jan. 1 coverage
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange (Exchange) last Wednesday warned customers without 2020 coverage that Sunday, Dec. 15 at 11:59 p.m. is the deadline to sign up for health and dental plans...
Healthplanfinder urges customers to act fast for Jan. 1 coverage
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange (Exchange) last Wednesday warned customers without 2020 coverage that Sunday, Dec. 15 at 11:59 p.m. is the deadline to sign up for health and dental plans...
CenturyLink to pay $6.1 million over hidden fees
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced yesterday that global technology company CenturyLink will pay $6.1 million to the State of Washingt...
EPA approves Washington plan to improve drinking water, wastewater infrastructure
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Monday announced it has approved funding in support of Washington’s $22 million plan for key drinking water projects and $120 million plan to improve...
City to bear no cost for county project
Rodger Nichols For The Sentinel “There’ll be no extra cost to the citizens of Klickitat County, the way the stars have aligned for this project.” That was Klickitat County Commissioner Jim...
Maryhill gets first mention in New York Times story
Maryhill Winery is the lead in a story in The New York Times published last Wednesday. The Times picked it up from Associated Press. The story, “From Modest Beginnings, Washington Now a Force in...
Clarifications
Last week’s story in The Sentinel on the school lockdown requires clarifications, which are: LeAndra Kessiner’s conviction last year on assault was free of consideration of firearm use. During...
How to spot the seasonal thieves
The Christmas retail season is well underway, and there is a new timeline marker for it from China. It’s called Singles’ Day, or “World’s Shopping Day,” the Chinese equivalent of Black Frida...
A century of living
Stanley Crocker (seated) greets his old friend Jack Mulrony at Stan's 100th birthday party on December 1 at the Goldendale Lutheran Church. Crocker...
SO THAT'S WHO THEY ARE
Readers came in to The Sentinel office to say they knew the people in the picture at top in our Headlines & History special section -- some were...
Multi-state outbreak of E.coli linked to romaine lettuce
Officials at the Washington State Department of Health last Wednesday advised the public to avoid eating romaine lettuce harvested from the Salinas, California growing region. Two Washington cases...
Fire put out on Thanksgiving
The City of Goldendale Fire Department reports they were paged to a structure fire near the corner of King Street and North East 3rd Street around 5:35 a.m., Thanksgiving morning. The initial report...
Herrera Beutler co-sponsored Maternal Health bills moving forward
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler applauded the advancement of two bipartisan bills she’s co-sponsoring to improve maternal health care and reduce maternal mortality rates. The bills, which were...
East District Court
Nov. 25, 2019 • Sarah Bartell: Failure to obtain building permit, (9/6/19); Committed, fine $75.00. • Zackery Lauren Leffler: Passing stopped school bus, (10/2/19); Committed, fine/fee $280.00....
Goldendale star goes to Tournament
Alyssa Weis has been invited to play in the All State Volleyball Tournament this weekend. The coaches of each league vote on players from all schools...
Looking Back
November 14, 1889 – 130 Years Ago Messrs. Brammel and Cornish of the Arlington National Bank have for some time been contemplating the putting in of electric lights and water works in Goldendale,...
What's in the Sky
December is here, the last month of the year, Christmas, and the winter solstice. Clear nights are rare, but when they are clear darkness comes...
