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May 3, 2012 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 ORDER A COPY ONLINE AT www.nkctribune.com/virtual-newspaper-vending-box/ -NEW EVERY THURSDAY.
Roslyn applies for loan-to update sewer system-front page
Brad Niebuhr steps up as Fire Chief-Chief Craig McKee retires after 21 years-page A5-photo
Sunset Apartments go down Monday-Owner still working on ideas for the property-page A8-photo
Community: ACTHA Trail competition at WA State Horse Park
Sean Flanagan leads ROTC team to 12th place at international contest
Universal appeal & variety characterizes Student Art Walk in Roslyn, May 5
2D artists at Gallery One draw imagery from nature
Artist’s life & creative process brings her to Cle Elum
USFS to place barriers on Road 9705 111
Candidate filing week May 14-18
Who uses green electricity produced in Kittitas County?
Temperature prediction for May: below normal
Frankly Speaking-7 easy ways to add zing to your daily salad fix
Letter-Business should stand on its own, not public-private partnerships
Letter-How about a theme promoting Cle Elum’s past
Letter-We need affordable business space, not a costly roundabout
Letter-Destroying dams not the answer for fishing industry
CERSD receives Washington Achievement Award
Cle Elum-Roslyn’s 2012 Prom Royalty
Warrior track & field gears up for districts
Easton archers instruct college students
Thorp athletes push through busy week to compete again on Saturday-Slideshow
April 26, 2012-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 ORDER A COPY ONLINE AT www.nkctribune.com/virtual-newspaper-vending-box/ -NEW EVERY THURSDAY.
Cle Elum Fire Department celebrates 109-year legacy of dedicated volunteers-page B1-Slideshow photos
Cle Elum’s library-rejuvenated-New hours and more activity-front page
Life Support garners $2M in state funds-KCFD#7 to benefit-front page
- Army band ‘sings’ at April’s American Values concert at the Grange
- Bright Beginnings holds open house
- Beanstalk captivates young audiences at Thorp School
- Local writers to perform readings at Mother’s Day Tea
- Pink-Cushing engagement announced
- George and Diane Burchak celebrate 50 Golden Years
- Otto will make you rich-in friendship and love
- 14 teams at Memorial Park for Opening Day
- Fastpitch perfect, already?
- Thorp Cats win one in their own way-Slideshow
- Pendley grabs first in three events at K-valley Rally
- Cle Elum-Roslyn High School Boosters Club ready to roll
- Disappointment is the disipline
- Yakima River Fly Fishing
- Frankly Speaking-Sunlight or Shop light?
- Editorial- Sometimes it’s really a wolf-FBI warns Internet Doomsday may be coming to a computer very near you July 9
- Letter-Cle Elum doesn’t have to settle for less Vi
- Big plans on the horizon for Heritage Club
- Unsung volunteers fighting for kids futures get boost from state grant
- 1000 Trails wins bid to operate 11 campgrounds
- I-90 construction season outlined
- Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on first Upper County home
- Minor flooding predicted mow on Yakima River
- National Geographic names Mt. Rainier Park in top 10
- Injured hiker rescued
- Lincoln to visit during Pioneer Days
- 80 tons of police station craned into place
Headlines APRIL 19, 2012
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 ORDER A COPY ONLINE AT www.nkctribune.com/virtual-newspaper-vending-box/ -NEW EVERY THURSDAY.
Restore the Library fund nets $9,100-From Flashlight Egg Hunt and community donations
CWU grad bikes toward Washington D.C.-63 year old to fight for cancer stricken wife
Running into a cold lake made fun for good reason
Behind the scenes at the Firemen’s Easter Egg Hunt-Slideshow online
Suncadia Easter Egg Hunt wows kids & benefits baseball
Ways to honor Earth Day from this part of the planet
Volunteer award goes to Mountains to Sound Greenway
Trail riders gearing up for clean up and prize ride
Seven year old making name in Motocross
Six Warriors break into top five at 12 school meet
Thorp’s Katelyn Pendley takes 1st at Royal Invitational
Makinaw fishing tourney to benefit Warrior football
Saturday:Opening Day Youth Ball Jamboree
Iacolucci, Winebrenner, & Clifton on the rise
UKC Rotary golf tourney changes venue
Key club donates to Children’s Cancer Program
Youth recreational facilities grant applications available
Kittitas County Republican Party declare endorsements
Cle Elum Spring Clean-up May 15-19
Singh and Kaur buy Morning Star Deli, gas station
Personal property listing filing deadline
Wildlife Awareness Week, May 6-12
New mural highlights Cle Elum’s many recreational opportunities
Special grooming council meeting scheduled May 1
Traveling I-90? Plan for lane closures
Frankly Speaking-Great expectations. And the seeds that didn’t grow into them
Letter-Adjust the Beacon upwards, where the planes fly
Letter-We need to be content with our quiet country town
Letter-Eastern Washing farmers, please tell your stories- misinformation is hurting us