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HEADLINES
2012 HOTEL-MOTEL TAX FUND DISBURSEMENTS APPROVED–Controversy Resolved-front page
STAKEHOLDERS MEET AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS SNO-PARK TO EXPLORE FUTURE OF FIRE STATION 83–Where do we go from here?-front page-photo
POULTRY FEES PLUCKED FROM FEE SCHEDULE-Roslyn chicken farmers flock together to air their grief over new $50 fee-front page
FOREST SERVICE HOSTS AIRING OF YAKIMA RIVER BASIN INTEGRATED PLAN–Court reporter inks public comments for the record-page A5
LOG CABIN LIFE ABOVE LIBERTY-A woman in her element-page B4-photos
CLE ELUM EAGLES ANNUAL KIDS CHRISTMAS PARTY-Four year old Gwen Ellison whispers wishes to Santa-pageB1-photo
SCHOOLS AND SPORTS
Ding Ding the debt is gone!-School District hosts ceremonial bond shredding-page A7-photos
County Head Start Program adopts new name-page B2
How the Grinch Stole applause-Thorp school takes on Christmas classic-page B3-photos.
Wrestlers host first tournament-Warriors win six, lose five matches-pageB6-photos
Thorp PTSA book fair & bazaar localize Christmas shopping-page B6-photo
Wallace and Creager up the bar in pre-season play–page B7-photos
Kretschman named SCAC District 5 Football Coach of the year-page B7-photo
Varsity basketball league play moves to old CERHS gym-page B7
Winter break schedules set for area schools-page A8
Fifth grader shines with holiday spirit-Kittitas Elementary School fifth grader Payton Hyatt put a younger generation’s heart into the county’s holiday season-page B1-photo
