A memorial fund has been set up in memory of Charlie, 7, and Braden, 5, who were killed by their father Sunday afternoon. The money will assist with funeral costs.
A memorial fund has been set up in memory of Charlie, 7, and Braden, 5, who were killed by their father Sunday afternoon. The money will assist with funeral costs.
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BELLINGHAM - Friends and family of a Bellingham teen who drowned at Whatcom Falls Park have set up two memorial funds to help cover funeral costs.
Daniel Santiago Guerrero, 16, drowned in Whatcom Creek May 6 when he jumped in near a 3-foot-tall cascade.
Guerrero, the oldest of six siblings, attended Squalicum High School. He was passionate about music and building bikes, said family friend Jackie Archouletta.
A New York City couple whose two children police say were fatally stabbed by their nanny are expecting a baby boy.
PULLMAN -- A former Tri-City man died this week in an accident in Pullman.
Kevin R. Byers, 31, was working under a parked pickup Monday evening outside his home when the truck rolled and pinned him, suffocating him, said Pullman police Sgt. Dan Dornes.
Byers lived in the Tri-City area most of his life. He spent eight years as a medic in the Oregon Army National Guard. Among his decorations was a Bronze Star.
In 1999, Congress authorized the construction of a memorial to the 34th president, Dwight Eisenhower, and, in 2009, Frank Gehry won a competition to design it. His plan, approved in 2010, calls for turning a four-acre site at the base of Capitol Hill into a kind of memorial campus, partly enclosed by 80-foot-high woven-metal tapestries depicting scenes from Eisenhower’s life. Plans were moving forward for the memorial — expected to cost at least $140 million — when controversy struck.
A public memorial celebrating the life of former Pacific Lutheran University football coach Frosty Westering will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Life Center church, 1717 S. Union Ave.
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