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FRONT PAGE NEWS:

  • County wildfires ignited the weekend – (photos)
  • Governor in Roslyn Aug 4. For William Craven’s Special Day
  • About those I-90 delays this week
  • FIRE DANGER: Nature Conservancy closes Eastern WA lands
  • Kittitas County proposes changes to county code for flood damage prevention

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

  • Rep. Schrier highlights 8th district priorities during wood products hearing
  • Boaters, paddlers reminded to take extra caution during hot weather
  • Most farms and ranches in Washington owned by families
  • High heat, low tide likely triggering spike in shellfish-linked infections
  • City Planner Temple resigns, effective tomorrow – (photo)
  • Neighborhood wildlife watch – (photos)
  • New resource for usage restrictions in National Forests
  • Vaughn Smith’s EVAC experience

VOICES:

  • LETTER: High rates of speed on 2nd Street  – Harold Venables –Cle Elum, WA
  • Newhouse: Environmentalists have it wrong – removing trees, applying herbicides and grazing livestock in national forests are better answers
  • WSU President reiterates University position on COVID-19 vaccines
  • State workers to set zero emissions vehicle standards
  • Frankly Speaking: Summertime, Fresh Veggie Time! – (photo)

COMMUNITY:

  • How Sweet It Is: Study Finds Songbirds CAN Taste Sugar  – (photos)
  • Black Pioneer Picnic is set for August 14 – (photo)
  • WSP Seeks witnesses to vehicle vs. pedestrian hit & run
  • Red Cross: Emergency need for donors, shortage continues
  • Croatian Picnic boasts a record turnout – (photos)
  • Ron Jacobson receives Quilt of Valor – (Photo)
  • PROBLEM SOLVED: How long is too long for a pandemic airfare refund?
  • Volunteers needed to prioritize investments in Washington’s Outdoors
  • Join Prestige Assisted Living at Hearthstone for a free webinar on cognitive health
  • There’s still time to plant vegetables – (photo)
  • $2.2 million awarded to 31 Washington State Veteran Service Organizations
  • CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, Cle Elum Eagles #649
  • Tribune Rewind…
  • Deadline approaching to apply for Working Capital Loans due to wildfire
  • Property flipper law to protect homebuyers from hazardous electrical work
  • WSDOT update on weigh station, and I-90 work near Easton – (photos)
  • Superior Court Judge Hopper swears in two new child advocates – (photo)
  • Corner the great square of Pegasus – (photos)
  • Chamber of commerce announces 2021 Bite of the ‘Burg’

 

OBITUARIES:

  • Peggy Henkel – 1932-2021
  • Lois M Griffith
  • Katherine E. Kendall-Williams
  • Fred C. Rossiter
  • John Scott

 

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