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Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation back to delivering regular hot meals
The Hot Meals program is back up to speed after COVID-19 forced changes to it last year.
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Buckley City Council narrowly approves Ellison Townhomes design
Housing development would put 40 units just south of the White River
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A bong, a ladder, and other oddities dredged in Lake Sawyer ‘Dive Against Debris’
Divers spent around two hours combing the Black Diamond lake for trash and treasure.
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Weekend storm brings scattered outages to Plateau
A few hundred customers were still without power Monday morning, according to Puget Sound Energy.
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Buckley candidates make their pitches to voters
With less than two weeks left before election day, all candidates for Buckley’s mayor and city council seats…
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Hornets make it happen
From the Main Street parade to a dance that nearly wasn’t, Buckley’s Homecoming was one to remember
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Former Buckley man faces at least 10 years after conviction for trying to entice a child
Case hinged on whether Taylor Matson was entrapped or had “a guilty mind” to abuse a child.
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SR 164 open near Amphitheater; crews still finishing up work in the area
The highway between Auburn and Enumclaw has reopened, but expect traffic for now
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Elk heads and ice caves: What’s changing on Mount Rainier?
More glacial melting seems likely for Mount Rainier, but the story is more complicated than that.
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King County council candidates face off during Enumclaw forum
Reagan Dunn and Kim-Khahn Van sparred on vaccines, policing and more.
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Enumclaw family with disabled son ‘grateful’ after receiving Rampathon project
Zane Locklear, who uses a wheelchair, will finally be able to come home in style.
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Look for for more election coverage next week in the Courier-Herald
Ballots should be arriving in mailboxes soon.
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For Mount Rainier’s resident wolverine, it’s paradise on Paradise
Wolverines are slowly making their way into the South Cascades, but their future remains uncertain.