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Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM By Kevin Hanson District shifts to full-day kindergarten
Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM By Brenda Sexton Plateau will mourn, celebrate death of Scottish leader
Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM
By Brenda Sexton
Cupid's arrow can strike at any time, at any age 
Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM
By Brenda Sexton
When Weyerhaeuser leaves, so does funding for Plateau charitable projects Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM By Brenda Sexton District gears up for more reinvention
Apr 30 2009, 4:50 PM Public meetings will begin this week
A series of informational meetings has been scheduled to answer questions regarding the next stage of Enumclaw High School's "reinvention" process.
Public comments needed for first-ever review of firefighting/EMT operationApr 30 2009, 4:51 PM By Kevin Hanson Popping the question
Apr 30 2009, 4:51 PM
Wedding proposals take on a variety of forms, from the mundane to the highly imaginative. But surely one of the most romantic gestures came Nov. 20 and resulted in the engagement of Enumclaw's Bea Fagnan and Justin Murrell. Murrell popped the question in written form, dropping a two-bedsheet sign from the port side of the USS Fife as the destroyer pulled into Pier B in Everett. Through a dense fog, Fagnan, and everyone else, could make out the red and blue letters asking "Bea will you marry me." Fagnan, waiting on shore with her mother and a dozen members of Murrell's family, was given several opportunities to provide her sailor the answer he wanted. She screamed "yes," was handed three balloons spelling out the answer and, finally, was provided a megaphone."I was pretty sure what the answer would be," Murrell, 20, said. "When I was gone, we had talked about getting married."
Fagnan, 22, said she wasn't at all surprised her fiancé, a gunner's mate on the Fife, would pull such a romantic stunt. Murrell"s plan was hatched during a cross-state drive in May. He and a Navy buddy had made a hasty trip to Pullman, where Fagnan was completing her degree at Washington State University. She admits she was having "a bad day," and Murrell convinced a friend to join him on the back-and-forth trip, so the couple could visit for a few hours.
Buckley council OKs crackdown on offending signsApr 30 2009, 4:51 PM Business owners in Buckley will soon have to remove the extra signs they use to attract customers. Some get a reprieve as city council massages 2003 budget
Apr 30 2009, 4:51 PM The budgetary ax has hovered over a handful of Enumclaw city departments for weeks now, as climbing costs and dwindling revenues forced city officials to make tough choices regarding both programs and personnel. When the ax figuratively fell last week, there was damage done, but the impact wasn't as severe as initially feared.
Enumclaw City Council members have ironed out an operating budget for next year, and are expected to formally adopt the spending plan Monday night.
While council members attempted to ease the pain a bit, citizens will still feel the effect of Enumclaw's 2003 general fund budget. Library hours will be reduced (including complete closure on Fridays), there'll be one less police officer patrolling the streets and there's far less money for supporting the arts, for example.
