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Start of high school sports delayed again
Winter sports are scheduled to begin with practices on Feb. 1.
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Buckley budget includes money for streets, recreation projects
Residents can look forward to work being done on River Avenue and a new athletic court.
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ESD students will not return until January
Many teachers and parents saw flaws in the plan for students to return to school after Thanksgiving, just…
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Hearings to focus on 2021 budget, property taxes, utility rate increases
It seems likely natural gas and waste disposal prices will be increasing.
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DOT closes Chinook, Cayuse passes for winter season
The passes closed a bit earlier this year due to snowfall.
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Enumclaw’s 2021 property tax rate topic of Monday public hearing
The proposed rate is $10.83 per $1,000 in assessed value.
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K-2 students returning to ESD classrooms
Enumclaw’s youngest students can plan to be back in their classrooms twice a week after Thanksgiving.
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Reagan Dunn briefs Enumclaw Council on COVID, budget and more
“We were at historic low levels of unemployment,” he told the council, “and in just a couple of…
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Enumclaw budget coming together, public hearing set for Monday
“This year I am recommending that we approach our city’s budget with caution,” the mayor’s budget message reads.
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Flat, smooth and short: two trails completed on Enumclaw’s north side
A quick tour of the new trail along Battersby Avenue.
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Enumclaw’s Petellin takes swim talents to Luther College
As a Hornet, Petellin was a four-year letter winner in swimming and track and field.
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Enumclaw Council unhappy with Youth Center, cuts funding
The Youth Center hasn’t been open to the public until recently due to the pandemic, although it received…
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EHS drama students offer remote version of “Frankenstein”
Sign up now to catch a performance on Oct. 29, 30, or 31.