Have you voted on the community center proposal? Deadline is 8 p.m.
Here some basic information about the $19.5 million measure, and access to various links for more facts and opinions.
EHS’ Markham pitches no-hitter against Sentinels
The Hornets dominated Steilacoom 6-2.
King County releases $3 million to help find shelter for the homeless
Tukwila to get $2 million, Burien $1 million; no other South County cities applied for funds
Hawaaboo takes heptathlon championship at Linfield U
She is currently ranked fourth among NCAA Division III heptathletes.
You can start warming up to some cold-tolerant plants | The Compleat Home Gardener
Lobelia, petunias, geraniums and alyssum can go into the garden, but avoid marigolds and sweet potato vine for now.
Sports Roundup | April 8 – 12
Last week’s sports scores and meet results.
Women’s NCAA basketball tournament was a game-changer | Bench Talk with Ben Ray
It seems like we are entering a time where the WNBA is ready to take that next leap to become even more mainstream with the help of these athletes. Why is that?
Make sure to drop your ballot off, or have it postmarked, by 8 p.m. on April 23. The District 31 senator wants to test Washington’s voting registration system for weaknesses.
Long-awaited community center vote is here
Fortunato announces Secretary of State run
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White River to induct four into athletics Hall of Fame
Ralph Bowman, Doug Funk, Renae Landrum, and Andrew Mills will be honored on April 20.
Sports roundup | April 1 – 5
Last weeks’ game scores and meet results.
- Creativity is king when it comes to sports logos and mascots | Bench Talk with Ben Ray
- Sports roundup | March 25 – 29
- EHS, WRHS soccer dominated over the weekend
- WRHS’ Lamothe hosting wrestling champ training camp
- Sports roundup | March 18 – 22
- Enumclaw 8th graders take AAU championship
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There are still egg hunts this weekend, plus the upcoming election, the Rainier 5K, and more! Plus, the nonprofit is looking for more Sisters and Mr. Sisters to join their ranks.At A Glance | April 2024
Learn about Enumclaw’s roots with the Danish Sisterhood
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Foam coolers, takeout containers will be banned in WA
The prohibition on the sale and distribution of these products will take effect June 1 under a law the Legislature approved in 2021.
WSDOT: Slow down for Work Zone Awareness Week
The number of fatal crashes in marked work zones had doubled in 2023 when compared to the previous year.
- New state legislation fights catalytic converter theft
- Q&A with the new King County Library System executive director
- New state law gives green light to more traffic cameras
- Mariners unveil new ballpark eats for 2024 season
- KC Sheriff’s Office sues over Burien encampment ban
- King County fish culvert plan falls short in project prioritization
Black Press Media concludes transition of ownership
Black Press Media, which operates Sound Publishing, completed its sale Monday (March 25), following the formerly announced corporate restructuring.
Muckleshoot Tribe’s new luxury hotel tower celebrates grand opening
Technology meets traditions at the Muckleshoot Casino.
- “Happy cows give great milk” — Fantello certified for animal wellness
- Two Plateau businesses host ribbon cuttings
- Courier-Herald seeking outside sales consultant
- Sip and stroll with local wineries at Wine and Chocolate
- Rainier Fresh Country Store celebrates grand opening with new owners, more products
- Bonnie’s Buns opens in Buckley
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A community center will be a shot in the arm for Enumclaw’s downtown | The Ginger Journalist
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Long-awaited community center vote is here
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A community that runs together, stays together | Slideshow
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Learn about Enumclaw’s roots with the Danish Sisterhood
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Enumclaw mayor shares 2023 difficulties, accomplishments in State of the City address
