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Dec 22 2008, 11:12 PM
The Enumclaw Police Department, in cooperation with The Courier-Herald, sponsors a “Warrant of the Week” program. This program is designed to capture people who currently have warrants out for their arrest by using tips that citizens provide to the Enumclaw Police Department. The arrest warrants for these people have been issued by Enumclaw Municipal Court. Each week, a photo of the wanted person, along with a brief description of the crime, will be published.
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Quilts featured at senior center
Dec 22 2008, 11:13 PM
White River coach’s scheduling strategy backfires | Girls Basketball With room in this year’s campaign for only four nonleague games, Gibson scrapped his traditional holiday tournament, figuring he didn’t want to burn three of those opportunities in the span of three days. Instead, he scheduled a trio of tough nonleague games during January.
Now, with nasty winter weather wreaking havoc on sports calendars, Gibson and his Hornet girls are looking at a schedule seriously out of balance. They’re currently in the midst of a span where they will play just one game in 20 days but are looking ahead to a demanding stretch where they’ll suit up for perhaps 13 games during the month of January.
Enumclaw hands PHS first league loss of season
Dec 22 2008, 11:14 PM
In Enumclaw High’s solitary contest last week, Peninsula High braved the elements, made the trip to The Hive and wound up suffering its initial setback of the 2008-09 campaign at the hands of the red-hot, 4-0 Hornets.The final score of the Dec. 16 contest was 64-28.
“I really thought we would give them more of a challenge than we did and maybe even get a little payback from them beating us in the state tournament last year,” Peninsula coach Kerry Yousey said. “If I would have known that we were going to be whipped in every phase of the game like we did, I would have called ahead and told them that there was too much snow on our side of the Narrows Bridge and we were not going to be able to make the trip.”
Spartans crash in game against Clover Park, 66-39
Dec 22 2008, 11:14 PM
The Sumner High boys played an athletic Clover Park basketball team Dec. 16 at home as the Spartans lost 66-39.Sumner came out strong in the first quarter and outscored Clover Park 12-8. The boys rotated the ball and took good percentage shots.
As the game continued Clover Park’s size and athletic ability took over in the paint.