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    Buckley
    Not only did the White River School District receive good news from the Education Recovery Scorecard, but Elk Ridge Elementary, Mountain Meadow Elementary, and Wilkeson Elementary received the 2021-2022 State Recognition for Outstanding Achievement; Glacier Middle School and Mountain Meadow Elementary received the 2022-2023 recognition. Photo courtesy White River School District
    New report shows White River math, reading proficiency...
    By Ray Miller-Still • March 19, 2025 1:00 pm

    The Education Recovery Scorecard’s data indicates WRSD is scoring at least 100% better than the current national average.

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    Photos by Ray Miller-Still
The annual Enumclaw Rotary Father/Daughter Dance is returning to Enumclaw High on March 8. Pictured are families from the previous dance, which was Barbie-themed.
    At A Glance | March 2025
    February 26, 2025 1:30 pm

    Get your tickets for the Father/Daughter dance and check out an upcoming free concert.

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    The Britschgi family at the Jan. 28 Buckley City Council meeting receiving a street sign in honor of Bob Britschgi’s service to the city and its community. 
Photo courtesy Ashley Britschgi
    Britschgi first among several residents to be honored...
    By Ray Miller-Still • February 3, 2025 2:40 pm

    Bob Britschgi was a renowned logger, volunteer firefighter, and Log Show organizer.

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    Image courtesy the city of Tacoma
    Community emergency response program coming to Wilkeson
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 31, 2025 11:30 am

    Learn how to help your city during a disaster event this March.

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    One of the Donald Loomis Memorial Clothing Bank’s fashionistas will be Belle Schrader, 8, who was working with volunteer Alexa Smith last Saturday picking an outfit. Photo by Ray Miller-Still
    Donald Loomis Clothing Bank celebrates 30 years of...
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 29, 2025 10:30 am

    Join the nonprofit this Friday, Jan. 31, for a fundraiser and fashion show.

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    Photos by Ray Miller-Still
Volunteers and employees with Operation Tiny Home, Building Beyond the Walls, the Roots Collective, and other organizations celebrating Mike Lane’s new home, which was still receiving finishing touches as speeches were given.
    Buckley nonprofit, collective farm help give a veteran...
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 23, 2025 10:00 am

    Mike Lane lived in a tiny house with no plumbing or electricity for ten years. His dream of having those amenities has come true.

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    The Buckley Fire Department also celebrated a new ambulance on Nov. 17, which is replacing a XXX model. Photo courtesy the Buckley Fire Department
    Career first responders now always on duty at...
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 22, 2025 2:45 pm

    The department used to rely on only volunteer firefighters during the night. A recent voter-approved levy has changed that.

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    The Buckley City Council chambers at the Multi-Purpose Center. File photo
    Buckley budget hangs on permit boom
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 14, 2025 10:00 am

    The city is expecting more than $400,000 in permits and licensing fees to drop into their coffers this year.

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    Operating Engineers Local 302 union representative Tony Frascone spoke at the Dec. 10 Buckley City Council meeting, comparing union cost of living adjustments to non-union wage increases. Photo by Ray Miller-Still
    Buckley, union come to contract agreement
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 6, 2025 3:15 pm

    Workers agreed to a three-year contract, but few other differences than a previous proposal.

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    The Courier-Herald’s Top 10 Stories of 2024
    By Ray Miller-Still • January 2, 2025 10:00 am

    Happy New Year to our readers and subscribers.

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    Operating Engineers Local 302 union representative Tony Frascone spoke at the Dec. 10 council meeting, comparing union cost of living adjustments to non-union wage increases. Photo by Ray Miller-Still
    Buckley union employees take complaints to public comment
    By Ray Miller-Still • December 18, 2024 10:11 am

    A Operating Engineers Local 302 representative said employees will not work without a contract.

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    Buckley employees picket, but contract disagreements are unclear
    By Ray Miller-Still • December 2, 2024 3:00 pm

    The city was “surprised” by the union’s actions, as a tentative agreement with leaders was recently made.

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    Photo by Ray Miller-Still
Enumclaw lights up in December with parades, bar crawls, the Plateau Kids Network toy drive, and the Enumclaw Fire Department Santa run. Here are some photos from last years’ events.
    At A Glance | December 2024
    November 27, 2024 9:00 am

    Tree lightings are this weekend, and snowfall is predicted every Saturday.

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