Saturday, September 25, 2004
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Working together to move from poverty to prosperity.
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Working together to move from poverty to prosperity.
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About Grand Coulee Area
A unique and beautiful area, these five communities
(Nespelem, Elmer City, Coulee Dam, Grand Coulee, Electric City)
reside within four counties (Grant, Okanogan, Lincoln, Douglas)
surrounded by Okanogan Highlands, Grand Coulee walls,
and the Channeled Scablands enveloping the Columbia River.
(Nespelem, Elmer City, Coulee Dam, Grand Coulee, Electric City)
reside within four counties (Grant, Okanogan, Lincoln, Douglas)
surrounded by Okanogan Highlands, Grand Coulee walls,
and the Channeled Scablands enveloping the Columbia River.
HORIZONS: Community Leadership to Reduce Poverty
Working together to move from poverty to prosperity.
1 comment:
Thank you to everyone who attended the Grand Coulee Facilitator Training last night at the Coulee Dam Community Church. Over thirty people attended and I think the Grand Coulee community is ready and excited for community dialouge. We can accomplish big things when we work together!
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