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FRONT PAGE NEWS:

  • Dead men tell no tales – (photo courtesy of Brenda Koontz)
  • Happy Halloween
  • Nature Conservancy acquires the Ridge
  • Coal Mines Trail Interpretive Signage Ribbon Cutting is Nov. 6
  • Cle Elum City Council celebrates completion of First Street Revitalization Project
  • Daylight Saving Time Ends

 

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

  • CERSD now 1,018 students strong
  • County Auditor’s Office statement regarding allegations of noncitizen voting
  • Data Center Advisory Committee holds first meeting
  • Employment Security receives $13.2 million to help workers get trained, hired in key industries
  • ‘All Souls Day’ Nov. 1 welcomes Lithuanians from near and far
  • Free ‘ Families & Politics’ workshop
  • Corrections
  • AG’s Office finalizes model ‘Public Records Act’ rules to improve transparency

 

VOICES:

  • Frankly Speaking: When fall gives you pumpkins….Make Pie!
  • Reminiscences: I’m nearly 100 years old and missing the good old days…Every try to sleep in a hospital bed?…by Dan Sater
  • LETTER: Is a data center really in the best interests of the residents? – Robert Rittenhouse, Roslyn
  • LETTER: Open letter from Secretaries of State: When it comes to elections, start with a trusted source
  • LETTER: Moratorium on all new development in Upper Kittitas County, now! – Kathy Wyborski, Cle Elum
  • LETTER: Data Centers are more dangerous than the sum of their parts – Melissa Bates, Cle Elum
  • Student Mock Election open
  • Statement about Washington’s safe and secure Elections

 

COMMUNITY:

  • Local Community Health Workers pass national exam – (photo courtesy of KCFD #6)
  • CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, etc.
  • Tribune Rewind… historic headlines and photos compiled by Kayla Snider
  • Help for the Holidays: Apply Now for Food Basket Program in Upper County
  • Students encouraged to enter the 2027 National Civics Bee
  • ‘Mountain Madness’ AAu Basketball runs the court in three day tourney
  • Miners Pizza & Pastry Co recognized for community service in Great Pizza Give Back contest
  • Wreaths Across America Seeks Community Support
  • Halloween Treats
  • BLM’s Bat Beauty Contest returns for spooky season
  • Haunted Bingo was a howling good time! – (Casey Clark photos)

 

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SPORTS & SCHOOL:

  • Cross Country – League Champions!
  • Lady Warrior Volleyball clips competition
  • Athlete Spotlight on Ariya Heins Cle Elum-Roslyn High School
  • CERHS Prevention Club showcases youth advocacy at regional conference – (photo courtesy of Jessica Cranefield)
  • Warrior football heads into post-season play action – (Dani Santa Photography)
  • Senior Mixed Bowling League October 21, 2026 scores
  • Student Spotlight on Johnny Osiadacz Cle Elum-Roslyn High School
  • Lady Warriors soccer team snags three more wins
  • CERHS students highlighted by Board

 

 

 

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