Kieth Siebert, who became the Quincy Police Department’s chief in 2017 after the resignation of Rich Heimbach, will leave the QPD in mid-February for a job in Ephrata, at the Emergency Management department of the Grant County Public Utility District.
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Kieth Siebert, who became the Quincy Police Department’s chief in 2017 after the resignation of Rich Heimbach, will leave the QPD in mid-February for a job in Ephrata, at the Emergency Management department of the Grant County Public Utility District.
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Lady Jacks basketball squad picks up win in busy week
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Jacks make statement in win over Omak, take league title
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Quincy boys wrestling team takes Okanogan by storm
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Wrestling tournament ‘beefs’ up
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Proposal to build field house next to Lauzier Park takes a step forward
The Quincy Jacks sewed up the Caribou Trail League boys basketball title Jan. 24 with a win at home, 83-74, beating the Omak Pioneers.
The Quincy Jacks put on a good show in Okanogan last week, with eight wrestlers placing among the top four of their respective brackets at the Bulldog Invite.
Bring Home Da Beef, the tournament that started almost by accident last year, had its second annual edition last weekend, with Quincy’s Michelle Acevedo earning the highest marks among Lady Jacks grapplers, finishing in second place at 130 lbs.
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The Lady Jacks reached their third-highest point total of the season with a 49-37 win over Liberty Bell on Jan. 26, one of three games of a busy week for the varsity girls basketball program.
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