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Firefighters and libraries’ financial incentives encourage kids to read
The Dispatch Pierce County Library System is giving kids a financial incentive to read this summer. School-age children are being encouraged to boost their reading skill and qualify for prizes…
Bethel parent new regional leader for state PTA
De Marco Best, a parent in the Bethel School District, has been elected as Washington State PTA’s Region 5 director. Best’s one-year term began June 1. As a region director,…
Ex-Bethel star signs with Olympic College
Candais Margeson, one of the top fastpitch players for Bethel High School and all of the South Puget Sound League in 2012, has signed a letter of intent to play…
For fun and relaxation, get hooked on fishing
HOOK AND FUR By Bob Brown Fishing can seem to be a far out and strange sport to the non-angler. It can involve waiting on a river or stream bank…
Anglers try their luck in Tanwax derby
More than 100 anglers hit the water at Tanwax Lake last weekend for a fishing derby hosted by Rainbow RV Resort. The winner was Merrill-Lee Rasmussen of Eatonville , whose…
Property values falling
Most property owners in Pierce County will soon learn that the taxable value of their land is going down, and how much. On Friday, the county assessor-treasurer will begin mailing…
Park ranger dies during mountain rescue
A Mount Rainier National Park ranger fell to his death Thursday during a rescue of mountain climbers. Park officials said Nick Hall, 34, was among rescuers who went to the…
Leash on fireworks varies
The Dispatch The start of fireworks sales for the annual Fourth of July celebration is about a week away, followed by legal dates to use them that vary widely depending…
Kansas calling for wrestler
A star wrestler at Spanaway Lake High School is going all the way to the midwest to continue her athletic and educational career. Cherelle Jackson has signed a letter of…
Student will spend summer planning a trip to Mars
Washington Aerospace Scholars has selected Eli Olson, an Eatonville High School student, for one of the program’s four summer residency sessions held in June and July at the Museum of…
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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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