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Dunn gives State of the County presentation to Enumclaw officials
The King County Council member talked about 2025 achievements, 2026 goals, and where the county stands on substance…
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SBA offering loans for property, business losses from December flooding
Deadlines to apply for personal property loans, which includes damages to personal property and homes, is April 27.
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Plateau Outreach Ministries receives grant from Virginia Mason Franciscan Health
POM has received nearly $100,000 the past three years from the health system to fund its rental and…
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Enumclaw man arrested on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse materials | UPDATE
The Auburn Police Department and Valley SWAT arrested Kyle McDougall on Feb. 25.
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ESD Board approves firm for superintendent search
Northwest Leadership Associates will be aiding the district by sifting through candidates for the district’s top position.
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Enumclaw staff shares December flooding data with council
Public Works Director Brian Spindor says King County Flood Control needs to complete a flood map before the…
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From start to end: A comprehensive account of the Feb. 13 walkout and assault
Some more information was made public after the disastrous conclusion of a student-led demonstration.
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Modified lockdown at three WRSD buildings this morning
The schools resumed regular operations after about an hour.
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Two minors arrested after alleged assault at high school walkout
The Feb. 13 anti-ICE protest was largely non-violent.
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Enumclaw holds public hearing on extending BESS facility moratorium
Action on the moratorium is expected during the Feb. 23 meeting.
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St. Elizabeth nurses agree to contract; “We pretty much got our priorities”
The new contract increased wages, provided compensation to over-night workers, and funds further education.
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Black Diamond changes meeting day
The council will now meet Tuesdays instead of Thursdays, starting March 3.
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ESD, WRSD renewal levies seem certain to pass | Feb. 12 UPDATE
As more ballots are counted, the gap continued to widen between “yes” and “no” votes.