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Finalists named for Eatonville schools superintendent
The search for a new superintendent of Eatonville School District has been narrowed to three finalists – one from Tacoma and two from southwest Washington. The remaining candidates from an…
Abortion insurance proposal won’t go to vote
A proposal to make health insurance carriers in Washington include abortions in their maternity coverage has ground to a halt in a legislative committee headed by an Eatonville-area state senator…
Daffodil Parade hits the streets
Floats, bands and other marching and riding units will join the Daffodil Festival royalty for the 80th annual Grand Floral Parade this Saturday. Among the festival princesses from 24 high…
In reducing school expenses, some luxuries just aren’t affordable
By Robert Fincham Eatonville School District is operating in the red. The student enrollment has been dropping for years with no signs of any future reversal of this trend. It…
Mountain churned out $33 million in spending, 1,000 jobs
Mount Rainier National Park is widely acknowledged as a powerful tourism attraction. The latest numbers that back up the reputation tell more about the “significant contributions” to local and regional…
Eatonville serves notice on Nisqually
The balance of power in girls tennis in the Nisqually League may be shifting toward Eatonville. The Cruisers won their first four matches of the 2013 season. Included among their…
Honesty was Trek customers’ policy
Other than being busy because of spring break for school students and families, April 2 was going to be like any other day at Northwest Trek. But then the computer…
Game On
Baseball April 10: Puyallup at Graham-Kapowsin (4 p.m.), Wright at Eatonville. April 12: Cedar Park Christian at Eatonville (4 p.m.), Curtis at Graham-Kapowsin (4 p.m.), Bethel at Puyallup. April 15:…
Interviews set for school chief candidates
The leading candidates to become Eatonville School District’s next superintendent are scheduled to be interviewed this Saturday by the School Board. The interviews, which will be closed to the public,…
Review: Can’t take your eyes off ‘Jersey Boys’
By Pat Jenkins The Dispatch “Jersey Boys,” which is a few days into a month-long run that continues through May 4 at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, both informs…
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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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