Rep. Drew Stokesbary, R-31

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Stokesbary elected as House Republican leader

Rep. Drew Stokesbary represents the 31st District, which includes Enumclaw and Buckley.

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Briefly | May 10

A Public Disclosure Commission into an ESD employee has ended, and an update on gymnast Alysen Posey.

Reagan Dunn’s proposed legislation aims to give communities advanced notice that a transition home for sex offenders, known as a “Less Restrictive Alternative”, could operate nearby. Screenshot

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Legal effort against sex offender homes begins

King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn also proposed new legislation to limit where these homes can be placed

Fine-time Grammy nominee David Arkenstone will be playing at the Chalet Theater on May 14. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show starts an hour later. Courtesy photo

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Have an adventure with Arkenstone at the Chalet

Doors at the theatre open at 6 p.m.

The King County Library System administration building in Issaquah. Photo courtesy KCLS

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King County libraries planning to expand hours | KCLS

Many local libraries will start offering expanded hours in late May.

Donald Linder was ordered to undergo competency restoration before his trial can continue. Screenshot

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Buckley man arrested for alleged illegal weapon, explosives, sent to outpatient mental health treatment

Donald Linder was found unable to stand trail. After 90 days of treatment, he will undergo another competency…

The Enumclaw School District is again collecting public opinion on possible future bond measures. Head to enumclaw.wednet.edu/article/1082511 or scan the QR code above to take the short questionairre. Screenshot

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ESD seeks input on future bond measure

Did you support the last bond measure? Oppose it? Why? This is your chance to let the district…

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Public Notice – ENUMCLAW SCHOOL BOARD

ENUMCLAW SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS TO FILL THREE DIRECTOR POSITIONS DIRECTOR AREA #1, DIRECTOR AREA #3, AND DIRECTOR AREA…

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King County libraries to get rid of late fees starting May 9

KCLS says late fines generate little revenue, with fines making up less than 1% of KCLS’ budget.

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Briefly | May 3

Wrapping up a cut-off article, a fatal SR 410 crash roundup, and an update on KCLS late fees.

Students at Key To Change will have music written for them by composer in residence, Curtis Stewart.

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Key To Change string studio offers music lessons, opportunities in south King County

Based in Renton, this nonprofit for young violin and viola players will host its annual Solo String Festival…

The King County Library System will no longer collect late fees, but will still collect lost fees. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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KCLS does away with late fees

However, due dates are still in effect and lost fees will still be applied to accounts.

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SR 410 now open after major collision’ | UPDATE

Two people are reported dead, and another received lift-threatening injuries.