March 31, 2022 HEADLINES – Northern Kittitas County Tribune

FRONT PAGE NEWS:

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

HUD awards Washington over $18.6M
AG Ferguson launches anti-robocall initiative to stop illegal, harassing calls
County Clerk Karen Bowen announces bid to retain seat – (photo)
COVID version BA.2 on the loose in America
Cle Elum collision ends without injury – (photo)
McConkey retires from WA State Parks, Grooming Council end of season report
Suncadia Fund for Community Enhancement tallies recent grants
Rep. Schrier, USDA announce pop-up container yard at Port of Seattle to ease supply chain issues
Good fire projects underway across the National Forest
Drivers escape serious injury after I-90 rearend collision – (photo)
New restaurant venue opens in Cle Elum – (photo)
State Parks appoints new agency director

VOICES:

LETTERS:Recent losses remind us to honor our law enforcement officers – Congressman Dan Newhouse
NEWS FROM OLYMPIA: Appropriate use of force for law enforcement debated
Frankly Speaking: Here’s the dirt on taking soil temps to see if we can plant some veggies – (photo)

COMMUNITY:

How cancer turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me – (photo)
News from the NKC Historical Society
The Sons and Daughters of Italy fundraiser, a true community building block– (photos)
Iron Horse Inn Bed & Breakfast back on track after 2018 fire– (photo)
How in Heaven on Earth do I get over things in my past?
Country singer Easton Corbin to perform at ‘Patriot night under the lights’
CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, Cle Elum Eagles #649
Tribune Rewind…
HopeSource focus on Harley Marion – (photo)

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