Rob Case, Selah City Attorney, defends their decision to remove 'Black Lives Matter' chalk paint from roads after New York Times' piece implies they're racist.  He says they refuse to look like Seattle.

<p>Rob Case, Selah City Attorney, defends their decision to remove 'Black Lives Matter' chalk paint from roads after New York Times' piece implies they're racist.&nbsp; He says they refuse to look like Seattle.</p>

Before his passing in 2023, Dori Monson was a hard-hitting, side-splitting and (occasionally) gut-wrenching government watchdog. A Dori Monson Show feature had been honored with two national Edward R. Murrow awards. Dori was also a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award’s Radio Large Market Host of the Year.

<p>Before his passing in 2023, Dori Monson was a hard-hitting, side-splitting and (occasionally) gut-wrenching government watchdog. A Dori Monson Show feature had been honored with two national Edward R. Murrow awards. Dori was also a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award’s Radio Large Market Host of the Year.</p>

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Selah City Attorney defends removing 'Black Lives Matter' chalk paint from roads

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