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ESD hosting public meetings on school facilities

Sessions start Feb. 10 at 4:30 p.m. in Byron Kibler Elementary.

A photo of first responder vehicles at the scene of an electrical fire on James Street, near Byron Kibler Elementary. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Electrical fire draws small crowd to James Street

Witnesses heard explosions before first responders arrived, but don’t appear to be connected to the fire

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3.0 magnitude earthquake hits Greenwater

The shake was recorded to be more than five miles underground.

The Enumclaw Police Department publishes monthly and annual crime report statistics every February. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Enumclaw crime reports down 20%

A reduction of theft reports are a main contribution to the dip, including motor vehicle thefts.

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Enumclaw High football players were joined by Hornet head coach Mark Gunderson during last week’s signing ceremony at the school. They are joined by assistant coaches Greg Naegle, Scott Eilertson, Coronel Smith, Gil Russell, Colby Thompson and Loren Standiford.

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EHS football first team, all-league picks sign college contracts

Colton Paulson is heading to Central while Cooper Rodarte will attend Utah State.

Ross Heinzinger pled guilty to two counts of possessing an illegal “machinegun”; one count of possessing an unregistered firearm; and one count of possessing an unregistered silencer. Screenshot

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Black Diamond resident pleads guilty to illegal weapons charges

According to officials, Ross Heinzinger had automatic weapons and 3D-printed “ghost guns” in his possession.

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ESD proposes capital projects levy to voters

School board members commented how there is no other option to fund maintenance and repair projects across the…

The season’s first edition of the Hornet-Hornet girls basketball game took place Jan. 8 in the White River High gymnasium and saw the host team emerge with a 69-31 victory. In this photo, EHS defenders (from left) Kaidyn Johnson, Clare Largent (#5) and Ava Smith look to shut off a passing lane to White River’s Vivian Kingston. PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSON

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NPSL District Tournament preview: Girls basketball

White River girls have been on an absolute tear this year.

The Enumclaw police department will soon have upgrades to make it easier to get around inside. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Another bid awarded for Enumclaw jail upgrades

Work is expected to begin this month.

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Thomasson Family Farm was glowing last Friday, Feb. 7, with the light of six 100-foot hot air balloons. The event was organized to raise money and wipe out Enumclaw student meal debt.

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Snow and Glow event wipes out Enumclaw student meal debt

More than $22,000 was raised at the Friday event.

Enumclaw High’s Kannon Kuzaro drives to the hoop during the second half of the Hornets’ victory Jan. 3 at Todd Beamer High. PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSON

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West Central District Tournament preview: Boys basketball

Enumclaw and White River face tough competition in opening rounds.

One of Return Home’s cells, filled entirely with organic material, demonstrates what the terramation cells look like. Based in Auburn, Return Home is one of the few terramation companies in the world. They transform people into soil. File photo

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What we talk about, or not, when talking about death

Puget Sound area organizations and businesses strive to normalize the topic of dying.

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ESD hosting public meetings on school facilities

Sessions start Feb. 10 at 4:30 p.m. in Byron Kibler Elementary.