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Enumclaw’s final home game moved from Halloween to Oct. 30.

The final home football game of the year has been moved from 10/31 (Halloween) to Thursday 10/30. Game time and other procedures remain the same.

October 14, 2014 3:25 pm

The following information was issued Tuesday by Enumclaw High Athletic Director Phil Engebretsen:

The final home football game of the year has been moved from 10/31 (Halloween) to Thursday 10/30. Game time and other procedures remain the same.

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