HEADLINES for the week of February 4, 2016 – Northern Kittitas County Tribune

Students Glide into ski school – front page (photo)

Your voice shapes the county comp plan and the place where you live – front page/A5

County moves toward corrective actions in wake of State Audit – front page/A5

Your Vote Counts: Get your ballots cast – front page

Snoqualmie Pass I-90 collision results in injuries for two drivers – front page

REGIONAL:

Home in the Mighty Oak (lecture)
Homeless children
Red Cross has emergency need for blood and platelets
Next phase ‘ShakeAlert’ earthquake warning system
Suicide prevention
Findings on the effects of the drought
Alpine Lakes Wilderness Enchantment Permit Area extended
Attorney General issues voting rights opinion
Spring black bear hunt applications due Feb. 29
CWU speaker addresses need to reunite families
Suncadia’s management firm merges (photo)
Comments sought on Cle Elum’s Shoreline Plan
Wheat Leader of the Year
Council hears Police Cheif’s report on January officer shooting in Cle Elum
Flu activity on the rise in Washington
Kladnik’s breadsticks headed to Arizona Super Bowl Party (photo)
AG files against WA state Labor Council
UW study puts a different kind of dirty snow under microscope (photo)
Local EMS picks up another vote of confidence from Council
SEIU to pay more than $39K after lawsuit
Gray Wolves take advantage of snow with X-country skiing (photo)
After nearly a half century of volunteerism, Alpine Lakes Trail Riders dissolves chapter
One month left to apply for SBA disaster loans
Nelson joins ESD 105 Board of Directors

VOICES:

Frankly Speaking – Pancakes and more from versatile quick homemade bisquit base
Letters: What a community! (Freida Ellison); Residents, visitors and passers-by benefit from services provided by Hospital District No. 2 (Floyd Rogalski)

COMMUNITY:

Enjoy winter’s wonder, participate is a scientific research and learn about Avalanches (photo)
Hobbs to speak at Roslyn Public Library (photo)
Apply for state First Step Grant
Easton School Potato Feed tonight
Kittitas Valley Math Circle seeks participants
Cascade Field & Stream fundraiser
Legends Casino calls for grant applications, Upper Kittitas County organizations encouraged to apply
Marc Brodine thanked for service to Roslyn library
‘I Have a Dream’ Dinner raises $4,000 (photos)
Chocolate lovers start your engines
Students from Cle Elum make Dean’s Lists
Free lecture at CWU about reuniting families torn apart by incarceration