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Enumclaw's Fourth of July parade is always a hit, so make sure to grab your spot on Cole Street early. Photo by  Kevin Hanson

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Plateau and beyond exploding with summer events

From the Culpepper and Merriweather Circus to Black Diamond’s Labor Days festival, there should be enough local event…

Elma Gust turned 106 on May 26, celebrating her birthday at Enumclaw’s Living Court assisted living community where she’s lived since 2017. Photo by Alex Bruell

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Elma celebrates 106

Enumclaw’s Elma Gust celebrated her 106th birthday with a visit from local first responders.

Lynell Caudillo, Calvary Presbyterian Church

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Even just small acts of kindness emulate God’s love | Church Corner

Every kindness makes the world a better place.

When visitors climb the steps to the field, they are now greeted by a large, concrete "baseball" that notes the historic significance of the 82-year-old venue. Photo by Kevin Hanson

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Historic Pete’s Pool ballfield reopens

A ribbon cutting was May 11, followed by a fastpitch game between Enumclaw and White River.

The Enumclaw Farmer's Market returns June 2, and will run through September every Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. New this year is the ability to use SNAP benefits to buy fresh produce — head to enumclawplateaufarmersmarket.org/programs/snap-and-snap-market-match/ to learn more. Pictured is a photo from the 2021 season. Photos by Ray Miller-Still

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At A Glance | June 2022 events

Graudations, music concerts, farmer’s markets, and the Buckley Log Show.

The Culpepper and Merriweather Circus features classic and unique circus acts including trapeze, unicycles, dare devils, performing animals and more. Photo by Flashes by Lor Photography / https://www.facebook.com/FlashesByLorPhotography

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Circus coming to Buckley

There will be two shows only, both on May 30.

Cindy Ehlke, Plateau Ministerial Association

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Being Christian means being loving, regardless | Church Corner

The commitment of Jesus is to all people, in all circumstances.

Ben Auger, New Spirit Church

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Three ways to keep polarization out of the church | Church Corner

“It’s not a church for me, it’s not a church for you, it’s a church for us.”

Kurt Dunning running drills with his son, Karl, at the local Danish Hall, where classes are currently being held. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Fencing classes begin on the Plateau

Lessons are being taught at the Danish Hall on Thursdays.

Young kids and their families had a reel good time at Uncle John's pond last weekend for the RV park's annual fishing derby, and several children managed to catch some two-plus pound whoppers. Pictured above is Jaelyn Anderson showing off her first catch of the morning to Stevie Frick. Photos by Ray Miller-Still

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A fine day for fishing | Photo gallery

Young kids (and their parents) gathered at Uncle John’s pond outside Buckley last weekend to cast their lines…

George Dakin, Wabash Church

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Easter is over — it’s time to spread the good word | Church Corner

It’s not time to stare — it’s time to share.

Photos by Ray Miller-Still

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Spring is in full bloom | Baby Animals and Blooms gallery

Maris Farms’ annual festival continues through early May.

Whether you're at the pool or the beach, water safety is paramount — which is why the Enumclaw Aquatic Center hosted April Pool's Day on April 16, teaching kids of all ages the importance of a properly-fitted life jacket, how to rescue someone with a life preserver, and how to get in and out of a boat safely. Pictured is Eve Funk, rocking her her pool fit. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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At a Glance: May 2022 events

Memorial and Mother’s Day events, plus various bazaars, plant sales, and BINGO.