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Photos by Ray Miller-Still
Maris Farm’s annual Buds and Baby Blooms starts on April 27, and continues on weekends until May 12. As the name suggests, there will be a field on tulips (which you can even cut and take home), baby animals to pet, and other staple farm events and activities. Here are some photos from last year’s event. — At A Glance | May 2024

Maris’ Baby Animals and Blooms starts at the end of April, there are two plant sales, and don’t forget about the Memorial Day concert at the Enumclaw Veterans Memorial Park.

April 24, 2024 12:15 pm

Amy Neville, founder of the Alexander Neville Foundation, gave a presentation to a small group of Enumclaw School District parents a year ago; she is returning to give a talk at the new Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation location on May 7. Photo by Ray Miller-Still — Learn more about youth fentanyl use at upcoming community meeting

Despite a downward trend in overall opioid use, fentanyl-related deaths are on the rise

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Crystal Mountain’s new Circle of Life tower, created by Mary Iverson, is a celebration of the mountain’s impact on environment. Photo courtesy Crystal Mountain — Crystal Mountain unveils Circle of Life art tower | Crystal Mountain

Seattle-based artist Mary Iverson brings her artistic vision of Crystal Mountain’s role in the environment to life.

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