October 11, 2012, 2012 Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES

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Kittitas County joins national barn quilt movement-In recognition of this area’s extensive agricultural heritage-front page-photo

Old Man Winter nudges CERHS Royal Homecoming Court-Homecoming Queen and King 2012 Mari Wagsholm and Carson Briski-page C2-photos

Phoenix rises up from Taylor Bridge Fire-Long-term recovery committee formed-front page-photo

Kittitas chief weighs in on contracting police services-City of Kittitas offered insight into their experience-pageA5

Emergency medicine on the streets of Cle Elum-Remembering the 1915 Washington State First Aid and Mine Rescue Meet-page

A10-historic photos

Team Tribune Wins-Faces Behind the Pages-local team honored for working hard to keep Upper County informed, entertained and prosperous-page B1-2-photos

Bonnie Christian ends distinguished 40-year career-“I started teaching right out of CWU”-page C8-photo

Beavers enlisted as engineers-‘Nuisance beavers’ a welcome addition-page D1-photos

Former White House presidential helicopter lands in Cle Elum-It is the same helicopter Nixon boarded after he resigned-page A11-photos

Scenic Highway 10 gets positive national press-in the October issue of American Road magazine-page A8-photo

Wild and in demand-Owens Meats stays busy custom cutting game-page D3-photo

KC Snow Grooming Council back in session-Active participation encouraged from riders in discussing disbursement of grooming funds-pageA7-photos

First upper county Habitat for Humanity house a done deal-sign here for your life-page B4-photos

Enrichment program offers extra opportunities to explore subjects of interest at Thorp HS-Time carved out for one-of-a-kind learning experience-page C7-photos

Community:

The rigors and challenges of organic farming

Growing grapes isn’t for wimps or dreamers

New priest for parishes in Roslyn and Cle Elum

Cle Elum residents propose emergency preparedness fair

More on your city’s blue light bulb

Fall into fun at Thorp Community Day

Harvest Moon Auction and Dinner gets outpouring support

Events for October focus on fright

Community at Suncadia helps renovate trails

1934 Ford The Roslyn Car

Regional:

Wildland fire update

Taylor Bridge Fire victims presented cost saving options

Cle Elum Ranger District to open new firewood collection area

Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) begins on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Fire Commissioner Caviezel resigns

Council presents June and Henry Cash City’s Pangrazi Award

Cash Mob to hit Roslyn next week

Spencer Riley completes rail yard sign

Police pick up $2,400 grant

Former Cle Elum girl running to represent Auburn region

State Patrol looking for eye witnesses

You need a permit for your solar panels

Statewide burn ban extended

I-90 rock blasting schedule

Sports & Schools:

Annual School Performance Report 2011-2012-Supplement

Warriors at 6-0 with big game tomorrow

Easton archers compete at World Tournament

Under the Helmut with Josh Young

Thorp volleyball team keeps on winning

Special Olympics rock the gym

Thorp School embraces challenges with enthusiasm and vigor

CERHS Athlete of the Week -Mitchell Millsap

Easton Student of the Week-Seneca DeHuff

CE-R Vollyballers take Highland

New teachers bring smiles to Easton classrooms

Ellensburg Blues 4-0 in their fall season

Local 11U-ers douse Cascade’s flame

Warriors nab second shutout in season

Up high in the sky

Business:

Rotarians gear up for cleaning’

WSDOT to host three public hearings on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass East Project

WA minimum wage increases to $9.18′Rock the Bulb tour draws 250 in Cle Elum

Urgent Care Center almost breaks even

Commencement of claim filing period for Kittitas County and Skyline Contractors, Inc.

Voices:

Frankly Speaking-Seed savin’ time

Editorial-It’s your newspaper, participation welcome-by Terry Hamberg Associate Publisher

Letter-Give a beginning farmer a chance-Kathie Starkweather

Letter-Contract with the county for jail, but keep local police-Kelly Clift

Letter-From the desk of Fire Chief Hobbs: Summer of Fire

 

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October 4, 2012 Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES

Walter Richard Larson-Previous publisher of the NKC Tribune – April 30, 1924-September 23, 2012

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Citizens air questions about pending police contract-at South Cle Elum’s regular council meeting-front page

Roslyn City Council to look at proposed budget October 9-“planning for the worst, hoping for the best”-front page

Commemorating South Cle Elum’s war hero Munro for the 70th time-Munro’s last words were, “Did they get out?’ after shielding Marines-front page-photos

Olson reflects on Kiwanis Club’s 90-year-old heart-brought to light what energizes the muscle in a volunteer heart-page B1-photos

Running away to Croatia-Jennifer Wilson writes about here reverse immigration experience-page B2-photos

Paint Ellensburg lives up to expectations-community support exceeds gallery’s expectations; gallery treats community to gala event-page B3-photos

Community:

Hunter’s Breakfast to celebrate 25 years

Sterling Bank welcomes new manager

First Elk-11 yr. old Adam Rinaldi

County accepting applications for Lodging Tax funds

Clowning around at the Antiques Roadshow

Making it harder for criminals to hijack your jigsaw puzzle

Sports & Schools:

Perfect season with four games to go

Under the Helmut with Brennen Burchak

Easton-Athlete of the Week-Randi Jo Tate

CERHS-Student of the Week-Nghi Nguyen

Warriors trounce Spartans

Easton wins first match of the season

Thorp defeats White Swan

Parents of athletes concerned about air quality

Cross Country runners on the road again

Warriors plagued by injuries against Goldendale

Regional:

Table Mountain Fire Complex at 80% containment

Human Trafficking Coalition to hold community discussion

Cleaning up air ‘just part of our community service’

Manastash Metric Bike Tour Cancelled

Deadlines for Voters

I-90 blasting zone schedule changes

Statewide burn ban extended-with exceptions

Construction begins at County Courthouse

Cabela’s prepares for opening of Union Gap Outpost store

Voices:

Frankly Speaking-Fall Community Connect Day 2012

Hats Off-911 operator’s aid leads to poisoned dog’s recovery

Driving the Future: New legislation gives teens a voice in traffic safety programming

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September 27, 2012 Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES

WHERE’S THE REST OF THE STORY? IT’S IN OUR PRINTED NEWSPAPER ON STANDS, IN STORES AND AT THE NKC TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER AND OFFICE SUPPLY STORE IN DAVIS PLAZA (BEHIND SAFEWAY), OR CLICK ANY HEADLINE TO ORDER A COPY ONLINE  -NEW EVERY THURSDAY

Former Tribune owner passes-Walter R. Larson-front page

Wildland Fires Merged-The merger was achieved with a controlled burn-front page-photos

Investigations result in 8 arrests, multiple felonies-Suncadia-Three independent investigations tied together-front page

Cascade Prevention Coalition gears up-They say they can make a measurable difference when it comes to substance abuse-front page-photo

Equipment breakdown and late funding alter several road projects-South Cle Elum-stripping and chip seal projects being rescheduled-front page

Conway Construction put on notice regarding Taylor Bridge Fire liabilities-if in fact investigators determine that construction work started the Taylor Bridge Fire-page A2

County Administrative Segregations are history-Kittitas County is phasing out Administrative Segregations as an option for growth-page A2

Fire crews move fast to save snow cat-$350,ooo Bombadier 275 snow groomer, and the building housing it-page A8-photos

Cle Elum Kiwanis turns 90-How Times Have Changed-page B1-photos

Reprinted from the Miner-Echo-October 13, 1922-Kiwanis Club is organized in Cle Elum-page B1

Are you breathing smoke from wildland fires on a clear day?-It’s a bugger:Knowing when to stay inside-page A5-photos

Sky Riders show support for volunteer firemen-Snowmobile club keeps donations local-page B9-photo

Quilts sewn to bring comfort to fire survivors-Group still looking for names of people who lost their homes-pageB10-photo

Community:

A quiet-and official-goodbye

Arts & Quilts Show featured at the Carpenter House in October

Pearl Jam and the Eagles up the ante for fire victims

Habitat home made even more habitable with handmade quilts

One of the longest serving Kiwanians

Cle Elum Fall clean up:Get vouchers

Free document shred day for residents

Community Wellness Fair

Regional:

Liberty couple views fires

Evacuation shelters open to those seeking better air

Tabletop flood exercise rescheduled

What’s a wildland firefighter eat?

Injured camper rescued

Salmon Spawning Walk this Saturday

West Nile Virus infects two WA residents

Sports & Schools:

Warriors roll Timberwolves

CERHS Athlete of the Week-Jake Gall

CERHS Student of the Week-Ashley Sanders

Comfort Quilts bring educational opportunity to Thorp

Under the Helmet with Cody Foust

Lady Tigers triumph over Soap Lake

Wahluke Warriors deliver wake up call in four

Soccer- a smoky start

Warrior runners at Connell

League declares Kodiaks game win for Warriors

Smoke fouls athletic programs

Yakima River Fly Fishing

Sun Country Men’s Golf

Voices:

Frankly Speaking-HOT! HOT! HOT!-Peppers

Letter-Neighbors help Putnams after Taylor Bridge Fire-Rosemary & Larry Putnam

For the love of snow, please register your sled-Bob McGinnis

Happy subscriber note-Zoa Shumway

Have ideas for the future direction of the Kittitas County Chamber?

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