JUNE 8th, 2017 HEADLINES – Northern Kittitas County Tribune

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:
U.S. Forest Service: Illegal pot grows have to go
Historymaker: Electric car trip across Washington
CenturyLink to pay $123,000 outage penalty
Hunters: WDFW advises ‘Don’t wait until fall’
Fed spending cuts could devastate WA libraries
Relay For Life events not just about supporting cancer research
Law and Justice grants available
Protest forms in Cle Elum against exotic animals in circus (photo)
I-90 backed up on May 18 after SUV-trailer rollover and school bus is rear-ended (photo)
The ‘Battle of the Milfoil’ (photo)
Wild mustangs invade Cle Elum (photos)

VOICES:
Frankly Speaking: BBQ part 2 – Original Recipe? Or Build it Better?
Letters: Kudos to DNR and USFS fire crews – (Pico Cantieni – Secretary for friends of the Teanaway)
Big name vs. small name schools – Sara Zabik (photo)

Easton High School Graduation – ‘They Crushed It’ (photos)
Congratulations Thorp High School Class of 2017 Graduation Ceremony Friday June 9th, 2017 6:00p, at the Thorp School (photos)
Spring cleaning the salmon mural
Cougar sightings in the Upper County (photo)
Troopers pull over at least 10 luxury sports cars in Kittitas and Grant Counties (photo)
Disaster relief volunteers learn new skills to help neighbors
Trapeze artist still riding high (photo)
Kids raise money for ARRF Animal Rescue with lemonade stand
Roslyn Eagles hosts family night every second Saturday (photo)
Ginger Longo, MD to join KVH Women’s Health (photo)
Iceland comes to Roslyn (photo)
Over $30,000 raised for Harry Nelson’s medical expenses (photo)
Raised bed gardens for rent (photo)
HopeSource mobile food van Roslyn June 13
Roslyn Riders Prize Ride draws over 100 participants (photo)
OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES:
Mary Genevieve Mattielli – (1920-2017) – photo

SPORTS & SCHOOL: