Warriors win 47-28, on to state
Cle Elum Roslyn Warriors football team wins Friday night’s crucial game against the Connell Eagles in a 47-28 blowout. On to state, berth three, play Cashmere away next week. See the full story and photos in print in this Thursday’s NKC Tribune.
November 1, 2012, 2012 Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES
Nov. Tabletop flood exercise-Lunch provided by American Red Cross-front page
Oyez Roslyn!-converging creative expression from both sides of the Cascades-front page
Mayor Lockett hands out Appreciation Awards-to Alfred DuBay and Jonine Collins-page A5
Old #3 fire doused in the nick of time-cause ruled accidental-page A7
Third Chamber cash-mob in Roslyn rated ‘true blue’-at Vintage Vine-page A8-photo
HopeSource receives $10,000 for fire victims-Bank of America give community grant-page A9-photo
- Frankly Speaking-This winter, squash my soup
- Letter-Charter schools take away local control-Ellen Duffield-Seattle
- Safeway Chili feed fundraiser raises $700
- SR 970 clean up
- Jewell responds to questions about armory and lodging tax distributions
- South Cle Elum distributes hotel-motel tax funds
- Man who attacked city cop loses appeal
- South Cle Elum resident wins car
- ‘Howling’ good time at Paws on Parade
- 2nd Thorp Community Day was full of fun events
- Local author chosen for One Book, One County
- The Roslyn Car’s mysteries unraveled?
- Library funding up for re-exam
- Conde Nast says Suncadia in Top 10
- Blood Drive sponsored by ARRF
- Behind every Grange Hall Potluck Supper-is a recipe and country baker
- ARRF: A rockin’ righteous family-of animal lovers
- Trish Griswold honored
- Book bags are likely to get a lot lighter a lot sooner
- Tomorrow night it’s do or die for the Warriors
- Wildcat mania-readying for big league
- CERHS Athlete of the Week-Stuart Stewart
- Six girls play 17 matches with no substitutions
- CERHS Student of the Week-Sammi Schaefbauer
- CERHS vollyball goes out with a bang
- Thorp takes a win before season closer
- CERHS soccer ends with best season in three years
- Player Focus-Alexandria O’Connor
October 25, 2012, 2012 Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES
Ronald gets new welcome sign-project completed by the Ronald Community Club-front page-photo
Morton outlines City’s proposal to South Cle Elum for police protection-all about numbers-front page
Help plant trees Saturday near burn zone-Red Cross invites youngsters to Lambert Road-front page
Hunters Breakfast is where ya go to get a Grange lady smile-Breakfast table yammer-page B3-photos
- Candidate profiles for-Paul Jewell, Catherine Clerf, Gary Berndt, Paula Thompson, Shan Rowbotham, Richard Low, Fran Chmelewski, Jim Denison.
- What criteria should voters consider in electing judges?
- Forum introduces candidates for commissioner’s seats
- Did Roslyn forum define Sellman or Manweller for District 13 State Representative?
- Is PUD Commissioner race for District’s survival?
- 2012 General Election Issues
- Hey! Let’s roast pumpkin seeds
- Blessing of the Animals
- Forest Service waives fees during Veterans Day weekend
- Behind the Badge 5k: Help for families of fallen officers
- Many upper county members honored at 4-H annual awards banquet
- Angler of the Year Award
- Roslyn Fire Department to host haunted house
- RCC Heritage Club meeting coming up
- Special early energy assistance sign up begin
- State Parks considers amending 2013-15 budget
- School District Veterans Day assembly Nov. 8
- Cle Elum lifts burn ban
- HAZMAT spill on SR970
- Oct. 31 Deadline for property taxes
- Community pool and rec center back on table
- Survey paints upper county youth substance abuse profile
- Back-to-back Friday juvenile arrests in Roslyn and Cle Elum
- Missing hunter found in Teanaway
- Granger, No Danger at Senior Night
- Thorp Athlete of the Week-Shyanne Todd
- Upper County teams meet up on both fronts
- Dig Pink done again
- Rise in sports injuries isn’t pecular to this district
- CERHS Student of the Week-Kevin Town
- Seniors celebrated Oct. 19 Football Game
- Warrior runners head for districts
- Warrior volleyball closes season today at Highland
- CERHS athletes to represent school at Prevention Summit
- Frankly Speaking-Nighty Night:Time to pull the covers up on your beds
- Letter: County Board of Adjustment should not be eliminated-Larry Fuller
- Letter: It was my own opinion-Dawn Bass
- Letter: Congrats Tribune-Mr. & Mrs. Bob Pecknino
- CWU students go viral on voter registration
- Letter: Keeping in touch through the Tribune-Dorothy Sprague
- Letter: Kittitas County Democratic Party stands with marriage equality and existing schools-Jaimi Huber



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