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Mount Peak lookout tower nearly completed
A few unexpected twists didn’t stop workers from ultimately putting the tower together.
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King County woman dies from ‘rare’ Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine blood clot
The woman received her shot on Aug. 26 and died in early September, according to public health.
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Jobyna Nickum retires after 30 years running Enumclaw’s senior center
Recreation Programmer Melissa Holt will be taking her position.
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Enumclaw police blotter | Sept. 23 – 29 |
Trespassing, driving under the influence and a man just putting on his shoes.
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Prominent campaign sign becomes controversy in Buckley mayoral race
Mayoral candidate says banner gave his opponent unfair advantage
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GoFundMe started for man who lost home, dog in recent fire
Don Dotson lost his home during the Sept. 17 power outage when his generator caught fire.
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Cedar River Salmon Journey events allow close look at spawning salmon
Seattle Aquarium to host events every weekend in October at multiple Cedar River locations.
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Washington state’s minimum wage increasing to $14.49 next year
Increase attributed to more expensive gas, housing, household furnishings and food, state’s Department of Labor & Industries says.
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King County councilmember sounds alarm on fentanyl problem in the region
Reagan Dunn is proposing increased resources in next budget to help lower rate of fentanyl deaths.
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Black Diamond, Mountain View Fire Department sign new contract for emergency services
Contract ends two years of mulling the city’s future for fire and medical aid services.
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Want to improve your foothills community? The Hometown Funds is looking for projects to support
You can get a slice of $66,600 in grants to boost communities in Buckley, Wilkeson and Carbonado.
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Enumclaw, Black Diamond police blotter | Sept. 13 – 18
Vaping in Safeway, a stolen boat, and a construction worker vs. car collision.
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Plateau and beyond donates hundreds of backpacks to Afghan refugees
In less than a month, the project pulled together businesses, students and the community at large