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Pullman, WALocal News

Olivia Raw Lindquist entered the world on October 16 at Gritman Medical Center, welcomed by parents Cassandra Waisenen and Steven Lindquist. In Whitman County, marriage licenses were issued on October 17 to Foad Beheshti and Setareh Alibakhshi, along with Anthony Demetris Bright and Abigail Kirstin Bolbach. Several births occurred, including Jackson John Peters and Talha Omarzai, both born at Pullman Regional Hospital. The Pullman Police reported a hit-and-run incident and arrested an 18-year-old man for second-degree assault after a domestic dispute on Southeast Camino Street. Fraud and various theft incidents were also reported, with five noninjury collisions logged on Thursday.

These police responses reflect the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement. The community continues to grow with new births and marriages, showcasing the dynamic nature of life in Latah and Whitman Counties. Such updates are vital for keeping residents informed about local happenings.

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