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The center that Margaret built
The first senior center started in New York City in 1943. The Older American Act passed in 1965 and in 1973 there were amendments which allowed federal funds for smaller communities to start nutrition programs - " if they had the commitment to do so.
City leader takes job in Edgewood
Mark Bauer says ita s a natural career path that convinced him to leave an 18-year career with the city of Enumclaw and accept the city managera s position in nearby Edgewood.
Enumclaw center honors supporter's war effort to collect treats for troops
A large crowd gathered at the Enumclaw Senior Activity Center for its Veterans Day celebration Nov.
Enumclaw team to help care for animals
Within 10 minutes of getting a call in September from the frantic owner of an aging Arabian horse up to its neck in a marsh in Enumclaw, the Plateau-based Washington State Animal Response Team was on its way.
Auburn Sheet Metal and Heating is changing its name to Treata s Heating and Cooling.
EHS grad returns to sign book at Sip City
At her job at Portland-based liquid culture magazine Imbibe, Katie Simon says she is a oeconstantly learning and digesting new things.a a oeAs a writer, I feel like Ia m also a cultural anthropologist,a said Simon, a 1998 Enumclaw High School graduate, who Plateau residents would remember as Katie Millbauer.
Enumclaw team to help care for animals in event of flood
Within 10 minutes of getting a call in September from the frantic owner of an aging Arabian horse up to its neck in a marsh in Enumclaw, the Plateau-based Washington State Animal Response Team was on its way.
Flu topic of discussion at Enumclaw City Hall
The impact of the much-publicized swine flu - " particularly as it relates to local children and the schools they attend - " was the topic of a Thursday morning discussion at Enumclaw City Hall.
Enumclaw veteran nurse featured in newsletter
Joel Estey, with the King County Veterans' Program, calls them the "unsung heroes," their stories of war time service often untold.
Stocking Up Before The Snow Cuts Them Off
First a landslide, now snow. We take a look at how the people who live around Highway 410 are bracing themselves for more possible problems.
Funnel cloud rolls over Enumclaw
We've had strong winds, heavy rain, mountain snow, hail, lightning, thunder, and mammoth coastal waves over the past 24 hours.
Tribal youth featured in exhibition at library
The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and The Summer Youth Photography Program in conjunction with the a oeYoung Eyes Walk With Image Catchera are presenting the Student Photography Exhibit Series 2009 through Dec.
Reynolds leading Wise in Enumclaw mayoral race
Incumbent John Wise and challenger Liz Reynolds waged one of the most contentious battles for mayor Enumclaw has seen in recent years and, when Tuesdaya s first round of results were posted, the tally wasna t even close.
Enumclaw family finding hope for child with autism
At 2 years of age, Lucas Vanderhoof was diagnosed as severely autistic. As he grew, he learned skills, but made no eye contact with people, even his parents Luzmary and Adam, and his speech was limited.
Two hoping to land council post
While the city's attention has been focused on a hotly-contested mayoral race, there's a competition quietly rolling along for the Position 7 seat on the Enumclaw City Council.
Enumclaw insurance giant gains new leader
Gerald P. Schmidt will step down from his post as president and chief executive officer of Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance Company at the end of January 2010.
Plateau orchestra helps land lighting grant
The Plateau Community Orchestra, in partnership with the Enumclaw School District, has been awarded $5,000 through the 2009 King County Arts Cultural Facilities Program to assist with the Enumclaw High School auditorium lighting upgrade.
Nation's largest Christian concert headed to Enumclaw
America's largest Christian music and teaching festivals, the Creation Festivals, announce a new venue for the annual Creation Northwest.
Enumclaw Police Reports Oct. 23-26
26 a vehicle was blocking the road in the Garrett Street vicinity and there were no flaggers or cones to warn motorists.
Enumclaw schools reach agreement with YarrowBay
In what school district officials are calling "an unheard of agreement," the Enumclaw School District and YarrowBay development team have come to an agreement that will provide the district with the acreage it will need to provide for the school children brought in from a massive planned development.
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