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She’s been a big part of the family
By Ruth Ferris Contributing writer Gail Elliott, who has worked tirelessly to serve the community’s needy and senior citizens as director of the Eatonville Community Center’s Eatonville Family Agency, has…
Researcher’s quest for sasquatch back where it started
William Jevning’s 40-year fascination with sasquatch – the legendary creature that either exists or is the figment of imaginations – has brought him back to Graham, where it all started…
Horses seized in Graham
Pierce County authorities removed 39 “scared” horses, many of them in poor health, from reportedly unhealthy living conditions in the Graham area Wednesday. Animal Control officers began seizing the horses…
PBS bringing local environmental successes to TV
A two-part public television episode in November will feature the environmental restoration work in rivers such as the Nisqually and Mashel, plus a profile of tribal fishing activist Billy Frank…
Fair’s Hobby Hall winners from Graham, Eatonville
Two people from Graham and one from Eatonville were winners in the eyes of judges in the Hobby Hall competition during this year’s Puyallup Fair. Kaye Bowen of Graham was…
Community trying for digital-age save of Roxy
The business survival of the Roxy Theater may depend on a community fund-raising drive to bring the Eatonville moviehouse into the modern age of film. Led by one of the…
Body found at Mount Rainier cliff
A body believed to be that of a Pierce County woman was recovered Monday from the base of a cliff at Mount Rainier National Park by rangers investigating a vehicle…
Ranger’s death ‘couldn’t be prevented’
The fatal shooting of a Mount Rainier National Park ranger last January by a gunman couldn’t have been prevented, but steps are being taken to help ensure that the park’s…
Municipal Court leaving town
Anyone having business before Eatonville’s Municipal Court will soon have to take it out of town. The Town Council has agreed to put Eatonville’s court system under the control of…
No lefts two times a day
The Eatonville Police Department is asking for the public’s cooperation with school-related traffic-control efforts at the intersection of Carter Street and Washington Avenue North. Left-hand turns onto Carter from Washington…
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Community remembers 9/11 victims and rolls up sleeves
By Nancy Ardmore Contributing writer Last Saturday morning at 9 o’clock, while 178 people from the Eatonville area looked on, a special U.S. flag was raised on the Eatonville High School flag pole. What made this flag special was that the stripes on the flag contained all of the names of the victims who died [...]
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