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FRONT PAGE NEWS:

  • Students learn fire safety during National Fire Prevention Week – (photos courtesy of Cle Elum-Roslyn School District)
  • Campfire restrictions reduced – U.S. Forest users can resume campfires at developed campgrounds and recreational shooting
  • Cle Elum Reservoir Pool Raise project receives $5 million in Federal Funds
  • A tale of two levies – How a pair or Hospital District propositions seek to continue sustainable EMS in Upper Kittitas County

 

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

  • Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife seeks public comment on proposed changes to Hydraulic Code Rules
  • FISH Food Bank opens meal service to all who are hungry
  • Reminder: Second Half property taxes due Oct. 31
  • Updated COVID-19 booster eligibility expanded to people ages 5 and older

 

VOICES:

  • Frankly Speaking: Feeling the HEAT of chili peppers!
  • Candidates for offices on Upper County ballots invited to submit free 300-word profiles
  • Public invited to Oct. 25 vitrual meeting on proposed Washington fish passage rules
  • AG Ferguson seeks maximum $24.6M penalty against Facebook parent META; Judge ruled Meta intentionally violated Washington’s decades-old campaign finance law more than 800 times

 

COMMUNITY:

  • Chloe Clyburn crowned 2023 Cle Elum Roundup Queen – (photos courtesy of Molly Morrow)
  • 4-H kids receive top honors in fitting and showing and market class at the 2022 Kittitas County Fair
  • Upper Kittitas County Candidate Forum takes the stage on Oct. 26
  • Halloween Spirit creeping into Cle Elum – (photo courtesy of Jessica Emery)
  • Kittitas County continues to prepare for natural hazards and calls on residents to also plan
  • Rodeo City Roller Derby rolls out ‘A Spooky Scrimmage’ on Oct. 23
  • Take A Trib’ Around the World to Wyoming with Jo Cadwallader and Cindy Crawford-Ackerlund
  • CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, etc.
  • Tribune Rewind… historic headlines and photos compiled by Kayla Snider
  • How in Heaven on Earth do I overcome not knowing how to overcome? by Chaplain Mary Ann Adams
  • Washington Outdoor School Founder travels to New York to speak at conference – (photos courtesy of Sibyl Maer-Fillo)
  • Veterans Roger A. Benson, Michael J. Baker, Lee C. Hadden, Robert I Bailey, Dale Holland and James H. Sibillia receive Quilts of Valor – (photos courtesy of Red Barn Piecemakers)
  • ‘A knitters day out’ at Kittitas County Sheep Producers Fiberfest in the Valley event – (Jerri Stoner photos)

 

OBITUARIES:

 

SPORTS & SCHOOL

  • Cle Elum-Roslyn Volleyball team victorious against Kittitas and Highland
  • APOYO announced new youth sports program – Amigos Atléticos
  • Cle Elum-Roslyn Warrior girls soccer team scores two more wins in league play – (photo courtesy of Susie Martin)
  • Cle Elum-Roslyn Football gets a big victory with 65-28 win over Highland
  • Cle Elum-Roslyn High School Warriors Marching Band and Color Guard Win Top Honors
  • Senior Mixed Bowling League standings
  • ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:  Gwen Ellison, Cle Elum-Roslyn High School
  • STUDENT OF THE WEEK: Marisol Santiago, Easton School

 

PLUS RECIPES, COMICS, PUZZLES, HOROSCOPE, CALENDAR AND MORE

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