Northern Kittitas County Tribune

July 12, 2012-Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES

Band ‘Free Rain’ is the only precipitation forecast for this year’s Rails to Ales Brewfest-page B2-photos

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Fire District 7: Third suspicious brush fire on Cle Elum ridge-two others in May-front page

Vehicles marred with black goop stop in Cle Elum for a cleanup-after driving through SR970′s chip-seal project-front page-photos

Voter information-2012 Election timeline-front page

Cle Elum sales tax revenues dip-down $58,280 from last year-page A2

Affordable Health Care Act: Local impacts too early to assess-Upper County Street Poll-page A4-photos

Fireworks fallout:Residents confront council with complaints-page A4

DNR Helitack crews ready themselves for fire season-Local man in second season with Helitack crew-page B1-photos

Time’s up on your Columbia River Treaty-Historic event on the Northwest horizon-page A9

Pioneer Days Photo Essay & Slideshow:

Cabbage rolls rule at Heritage Festival in Ronald
Cle Elum Idol contestants take the stage
Horseshoe Tourney
33rd Annual Runner Stumbles race results
Loads of fish landed at Kiwanis Fishing Derby
Pioneer Days big breakfast
Independence Day spirit
Behind the scenes at fireworks show

Community:

High Country Logging Show hosts first fundraiser
Cle Elum Community Garden gets a fence thanks to Rotary
Saving 60 year old crab apple trees
Doggie & Troll Olympics sports goofy games, July 22
ARRF “Pilot” Microchip Program
Roberson retires from forest service
Local chiropractor gets postgrad designation
CSNW News

Regional:

Holiday drug bust, vehicle hit n run and domestic violence
Cle Elum Council meeting notes
Suspect arrested in holiday stabbing incident
Hiker dies on Longs Pass
Motorcyclist injured on White Road
Summer burn ban in place
Meningitis reported in Kittitas County
Artists out and about in Kittitas County next week
Fire season in WA began July 8 DNR ban in effect
DNR gains control of 13 fires started July 9
Snoqualmie Tunnel Bike & BBQ
Gypsy Moth trapping in progress
Goldmark cites concerns for catastrophic wildfire
Ecology to regulate disposal of Florescent lights

Sports & Schools:

Andre Braxton tests minor league waters
Winebrenner makes WJGA districts
Ambrose finishes 50K midfield
Martial Arts team returns from National Taekwando Tourney
CWU porofessor lands prestigious science award

Voices:

Frankly Speaking-Bake my beans
Letter-Cross the road with Pa
Letter-Visitors expected to be treated with compassion
Letter-Fire station assignment should be based on proximity to volunteer residences
Letter-A frequent tourist leaves a suggestion
Letter-A Big Hello from a very Happy Seattle Customer
Letter-Volunteer of the Year family encourages others to pitch in

June 28, 2012-Northern Kittitas County Tribune HEADLINES

PIONEER DAYS 2012 TAKE ALONG EVENTS PROGRAM-FREE BONUS FOR NKC TRIBUNE READERS

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Pioneer Days Coronation-In our hearts, she’s been a queen every single day-front page-photos

Daphne Irby gets swim spa wish-Locals volunteer with Make-A-Wish Foundation to make dream come true page B1-photos

Seeds of ‘Roslyn Renaissance’ planted at NWI Building-Built in 1896, for years the NWI Building was ‘the place to shop for local families’ food, clothing, and hardware needs-page A9-photo

Teanaway Ridge Motor Trail Club and Track awaits ruling-as soon as permits and approvals are granted developer ready to start construction-front page

Personal fireworks:There are new rules-Fourth of July Safety Message-front page

Week 3: Cle Elum gas war still raging-In a three-week time frame three gas stations in the city’s downtown district dropped prices-page A2

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