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Natasha Hill didn’t realize the shortest route from her home in Grand Rapids, Mich., to Rochester, N.Y., was through a foreign country.
So after blindly following GPS directions, the then-36-year-old woman ended up driving her 2011 Toyota Camry across the Canadian border near Sarnia on a Saturday morning this past fall.
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Hill, with fellow Michigan resident Wisteria Walker in the passenger’s seat, initially blew past a Canada Border Services Agency booth at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward around 5:30 a.m. on Oct. 17 before being swarmed by officers at a secondary checkpoint. She told the officers there was cannabis in her car, but a border services superintendent found a different drug inside a yellow Gucci bag in the trunk.
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Spokane Republicans have chosen a former U.S. Attorney and GOP party leader to help redistrict Spokane County.
Senate Republicans chose Robin Ball, the owner of Sharp Shooters gun shop and the former chair of the Spokane County Republican Party. House Republicans chose Jim McDevitt, a former U.S. Attorney, as their representative in the county s redistricting.
Sen. Mike Padden, who represents Spokane Valley, confirmed the nominees Tuesday.
He praised their qualifications for the committee, saying they were knowledgeable about local politics and had a long history in the Spokane area.
Nominees will work to expand Spokane County from three to five county commissioner districts. The expansion is a requirement of a state law passed in 2018 and supported by most local legislators. It required the county to add two commissioners and change to district elections.