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A sign from a No Kings protest in Renton in 2025. Photo by Bailey Jo Josie/Sound Publishing

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No Kings rallies set for March 28 across King County

Here’s a list of locations.

About 30 trees fell on SR 410 last night, cutting the town of Greenwater off from Enumclaw; it took crews from sunrise to about 11 a.m. to clear the debris. Photos courtesy WSDOT

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SR 410 cleared after storm knocks over trees | UPDATE

It took crews several hours to clear dozens of trees from the highway.

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Enumclaw resident involved in six-car crash in Kelso

An alleged speeder struck the local’s car, pushing the driver into two others.

Buckley’s Rainier Fresh Country Store will soon open up a smaller Enumclaw location at Branex Feed & Supply in Enumclaw. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

Business

Rainier Fresh to open produce stand in Enumclaw

Owner Patrick Brown realized he needed to grow his business after struggling through the White River bridge closure…

The Enumlcaw School District offices. Photo courtesy ESD

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ESD aims to hire new superintendent by mid-May

A timeline was recently set, with preliminary interviews starting late April.

The Rodehouse Inn was recently purchased by the Crystal Mountain Ski Resort for seasonal worker housing. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

Business

Crystal Mountain purchases inn for employee housing

The popular ski resort has acquired the Rodeway Inn to support its seasonal workforce; it will no longer…

Photos by Ray Miller-Still
About 150 Plateau and local area residents gathered at the corner of Griffin and Porter on Jan. 9 for an impromptu protest against the killing of Reneé Good, who was shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Jan. 7.

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Indivisible Enumclaw plans for March 28 “No Kings” protest

Previous events have seen up to 1,000 people demonstrating at the intersection of Griffin and Porter.

A snapshot of most of the Enumclaw School District’s voting precinct. Screenshot

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Special election precinct results: Ten Trails grows in political power

Black Diamond experienced the highest level of increased voter participation on the Plateau over the February 2022 special…

Night fell quickly as Washington State Animal Response Team secured Pepper for a steep climb. Photo courtesy WASART

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WASART rescues dog near Mud Mountain Dam

Pepper fell down a steep hill on Feb. 26.

Courtesy Photo, O’Reilly Auto Parts

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O’Reilly Auto Parts to pay $5.6M for employee discrimination

Missouri-based O’Reilly Auto Enterprises will pay $5.6 million for widespread denial of pregnancy and nursing accommodations to Washington…

King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda discusses the moratorium March 3. (Screenshot)

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KC Council approves moratorium on detention centers

The King County Council approved a moratorium on detention centers in unincorporated King County as an effort to…

Photo courtesy the National Park Service

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Mount Rainier officially announces discontinuation of timed reservations

Mount Rainier National Park recently officially announced that it will not be using its recently-created timed reservation system,…

Wakulima USA of Kent is one of 15 local organizations to be awarded Climate Commitment Act funds from the Washington State Department of Health. Courtesy photo.

Northwest

DOH awards $2.5 million to local environmental organizations

Fifteen community-based and Tribal organizations throughout the state have been awarded funds.