NOVEMBER 19, 2020 HEADLINES – Northern Kittitas County Tribune

FRONT PAGE NEWS:

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

Legislators weigh in on remote session slated for January
Kittitas County Commissioners question latest health restrictions
Massive American Flag dedicated in Thorp – (photos)
Public invited to weigh in on next phrase of recreation planning for Ginkgo/Wanapum

VOICES:

Citizens ask Suncadia management to be fair, responsive in fulfilling community center obligations – Melissa Becker – Cle Elum
Supports the efforts to complete the agreement with Suncadia – Kathy Wyborski – Cle Elum
Suncadia and Bullfrog Flats Development Agreement – Larry Donovan – South Cle Elum
re: Suncadia commitment to UKC, Community Center – Sharon Melbardis – Cle ELum
Appreciates coverage of community center obligation – Melissa Becker – Cle Elum
Centennial Center needs extra support during these times – Dan E. Sater – Cle Elum
Outside agitators are trying to divide Kittitas County – Les Peratrovich – Ellensburg
No county is an island – Sondra Johnson – Auburn, WA
Still enjoys reading the Tribune – Jo Ann Dotson – Burien, WA
Frankly Speaking: Thanksgiving 2020: a Plan, a Family Vote and a Lot of Love – (photos)

COMMUNITY:

Burrito the Chimp vs. Rattler – (photos)
CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, Cle Elum Eagles #649
Ron Jacobson on NBC News – (photo)
Kittitas County receives grant to address needs of people with disabilities
DNR to hire 550 seasonal firefighters
TRIBUNE REWIND…..
Gretchen Weller Foundation receives matching donation – (photo)
Problem Solved: Help! the Governor’s Ball offered me a refund but then reneged
Centennial Center has launched annual Penny Drive – (photo)

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