SEPTEMBER 7, 2023 HEADLINES – Northern Kittitas County Tribune

FRONT PAGE NEWS:

Roslyn Labor Day Weekend Fun – (Carl Nelson photo)
Start the school year by getting your family up to date on vaccinations; DOH dashboards highlight statewide COVD and flu vaccination data
Health officials warn of local rise in opioid overdoses
State Route 10 brush fire caused by downed power lines – (Photo courtesy of Kittitas County Fire District 1)
Roslyn Farmers Market season ends this Sunday

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

WDFW and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers encourage Chronic Wasting Disease testing on harvested deer and elk
11th Annual Roslyn Mountain Ale Festival is Oct. 14
Eastbound I-90 travelers experience recent delays – (Photos courtesy of Kittitas County Fire District 7 and Washington State Patrol)

VOICES:

Frankly Speaking: Putting on the Zukes! ‘Dress Up’ Your Salads with Harvest Fresh Style
Reminiscences: I’m nearly 100 years old and missing the good old days… Equipment’s useful, but challenging by Dan Sater
LETTER: Close calls in the air leave me haunted by memories – Ronald Arthur Slater, Cle Elum
Attorney General Bob Ferguson defeats third attempt to block state ban on the sale of assault weapons
Funds now available from UTC for rail safety projects
Single car I-90 crash kills three in August
Commercial Aviation Work Group preparing for takeoff: applications reviews begin Oct. 9

COMMUNITY:

Sun Country Ladies Gold Club hosts Guest Day event – (Photos courtesy of Linda Bird and Judy Dunn)
Veterans receive quilts from Red Barn Piecemakers – Jean Holtman and Marcus Bailey (Photos courtesy of Red Barn Piecemakers)
CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, etc.
Tribune Rewind… historic headlines and photos compiled by Kayla Snider
Organ transplant recipients details ways to live a joyful life despite, sustained long-term adversity
Homecomming – 80 Years Later; Captain Donald Froemke returns home to his rightful resting place after being killed in action in WWII – (Carl Neslon photos)
PHOTO ESSAY: Roslyn bustles with Labor Day Parade and Farmers Market, Sept. 3 – (Carl Nelson photos)