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‘Good Nite Garden’ | Free Children’s garden program
Children's garden program “Good Nite Garden” is free and sponsored by Pierce County Master Gardeners. Time to put…
Sports
Come Away Home wins Saturday feature | Emerald Downs
Come Away Home edged Bleu Tarp and Edge Forward in a frantic finish Saturday in the featured Carl’s…
Life
Song of Quietness by Robinson Jeffers | Poets.org
Drink deep, drink deep of quietness, And on the margins of the sea Remember not thine old distress…
News
911 calls traced to Watson Street | Enumclaw Police Blotter
he King County Sheriff's Office reported Aug. 27 the department had received numerous calls from a number that…
Life
Renouncement by Alice Meynell | Poets.org
I must not think of thee; and, tired yet strong, I shun the thought that lurks in all…
Sports
Lasting Rose wins $12,700 Ashbaugh Beal Claiming Challenge Qualifying Event | Emerald Downs
Lasting Rose showed no respect for her elders Friday night at Emerald Downs.
Obituaries
Manowski Elfreda
Enumclaw resident Elfreda “Freda” Manowski died Aug. 31, 2013, at the age of 75. She was born Sept.…
News
Bail set at $250,000 for suspect in stabbing of teen near Enumclaw
The suspect in the Aug. 24 stabbing of a 14-year-old boy near Enumclaw was arrested Aug. 28 by…
News
Puget Sound Blood drive in Enumclaw
Puget Sound Blood Center technicians will be in Enumclaw Monday taking blood donations.
Sports
Special events at the Enumclaw and White River football game
Opening night of the prep football season will indeed by special, with the Hornet-Hornet battle taking place on…
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Officer assist with fleeing vehcile | Enumclaw Police Blotter
Enumclaw police were called upon at 7:46 a.m. Aug. 25 to assist Buckley officers with a fleeing vehicle.
Sports
Chicks Special Angel in $60,000 Bank of America Emerald Downs Championship Challenge | Emerald Downs
Quarter Horse races are known for their close, exciting finishes.
News
Suspect in stabbing of 14-year-old boy near Enumclaw turns himself in to King County Sheriff’s
Stabbing suspect James "Jimmy" Sweet turned himself in to King County Sheriff's deputies yesterday, Aug. 28.