Wenatchee, WA News

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• Fire damages home at Hurst Landing
• Memorial moments
• Flying high at Quincy
• Girl missing, family saved in two Columbia River incidents over Memorial Day weekend
• Stan Bryant off to peaceful adventures
• Far-away conflict hits home
• Old news
• Malaga Taser arrest sparks federal lawsuit
• All-day standoff ends peacefully
• ‘Sexual’ wording removed from Chelan teacher’s termination letter
• Marine Patrol rescues family near state park
• Old news
• Fire damages roof, attic of Regan Road home
• Fire, heavy smoke damages Wenatchee home
• The many passes are complex for the enforcers, too
• The Worm: Emergencies, perks, plantings and postponements
• Wilf Woods: Cascadian Hotel, a lesson learned
• Eight NCW cities named in cell phone suit
• Veterans section of cemetery gets unexpected overhaul
• Malaga Taser arrest sparks federal lawsuit
• Eastmont schools to begin Monday late starts next term
• Pay to play
• If you’re ready to go ...
• Grant PUD bonds get high ratings
• City and Chelan PUD to let court settle water-tax dispute
• Wilf Woods: Small ideas can be powerful
• Rescuers bring in disoriented hiker
• Memorial Day closures
• Rufus Woods: Putting the future in good hands
• Emergency crews bring in disoriented hiker
• Gulp: Can’t buy liquor here next week
• The Cove park opens for day use on the Columbia
• PUDs to team up for new high-voltage power line
• School locked down over fake burglary call
• Old news
• Boy satisfactory after being hit by pickup
• Camp sites filling fast for Memorial Day weekend
• Pool gets ready to open
• Mayor says he’s still waiting for better idea
• City officials get earful from firefighters, public on layoff plan
• Boy injured after running into roadway
• Traffic under the bridge
• Old news
• Chelan wins library project grant
• Carlton rancher to get first wolf-kill compensation
• Injured passenger’s condition improves
• Wilson accepts 14-year plea deal in Cowell killing
• Unions working with mayor to prevent police, fire cuts
• Forest Service plans weed treatments
• Popular bike trail detoured
• Scout-A-Vista project targets preservation
• Wilf Woods: Digging into geologic history
• Efficiency, incentives would boost fiber sales
• NCW job growth slow in April
• Old news
• PUD writes off fiber debt
• Second jury pool called in for Wilson case
• Chelan Ranger to retire in June
• Prosecutor motions admitted for Wilson’s trial
• Old news
• This week's topic: Youth United volunteer program
• Feds question fraudster’s post-plea money handling
• Driver killed, passenger hurt as pickup hits tree
• Forest Service plans weed treatments
• Medical Center to fill gap left by closure of Brewster clinic
• Bunnies find unexpected success in the wild
• Mayor defends his cuts, but remains open to other ideas
• Four seek judgeship as candidates file for office
• Jury selection starts in Wilson trial
• LeSesne to serve as Visitor Bureau's interim director
• Six World employees win awards
• Girl, struck by car, discharged from hospital
• Wilf Woods: Center for Music and Art opens Sept. 30
• Biologists confirm wolverine kit born in North Cascades
• State postpones decision on Soap Lake
• Ecology to collect old woodstoves
• Business advisors to hold June workshops
• Candidate line-up for August primary is set
• Alcohol contributes to unconscious teen, broken fire hydrant
• On the web: fine particle pollution
• wenatcheesmokeside.txt
• What is muscular dystrophy?
• Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, endduchenne.org
• Pershing Street, Wenatchee
• Top 12 Washington cities for wood smoke and diesel pollution
• Old news
• Wenatchee firefighters have busy day
• Wenatchee among state’s worst for wood smoke pollution
• Turning out in style for Jr. Ridge to River
• Opening days: What to expect in the Wilson trial
• Sunday Briefing
• Police investigating stabbing
• Wilf Woods: Taking an electric ride
• Worm: Mazama family biking along the Continental Divide
• A murder trial two years in the making
• Father and son team up to get degree, and help others
• Larsen resigns from Chamber of Commerce
• Child, hit by car in roadway, in stable condition
• Wilf Woods: It’s no surprise that aquifer is running dry
• Cashmere’s Sunset Highway finally open
• Houston to vie for Okanogan PUD commission
• One more candidate files
• Tierra to build rural adult care home
• In the bag
• Judge approves tribal settlement
• Wenatchee without liquor? Store will close for nine days
• Douglas County tax request to be removed from ballot
• Done deal: Postal Service to shutter NCW mail center
• Feds won’t force White River fish project
• City to lay off firefighters, police and museum staff
• Mayor explains need for budget cuts
• Old news
• Firefighters, police officers and museum staff to lose jobs
• Wenatchee Valley College looks at way to avoid tuition increases
• Wenatchee
• Lions Club luncheon honors top local officers
• Thrift store worker accused of asking girls to expose breasts
• Kidnapping suspect arraigned
• City, Land Trust getting closer to buying more land
• Ticks to hikers: Time to hit the trail (we’re hungry)
• Everyday Business | Improving home sales continue in April
• City’s credit rating takes another hit
• High-tech copter takes measurements for Chelan PUD
• Out for a swim
• Old news
• High on the water
• Burning computer starts basement fire
• Candidate filings trickle in on Tuesday
• Rufus Woods: Habitat works on its 45th home
• Chelan settles with teacher accused of making sexual advances
• Former Chelan teacher negotiates continuance
• Winthrop crash injures driver, pedestrian
• Nearly 200 sign up to Get Fit!
• All dressed up
• Wilf Woods: Eating local
• Old news
• Library search-filtering lawsuit ends without appeal
• Today's topic: Habitat for Humanity
• Park and hike
• If you want to join
• Rivers rising amid high temperatures
• Police arrest suspect for attempted burglary
• Meetings set to discuss proposed Douglas County sales tax increase
• Explorer unit trains youth for search operations
• Old news: Leavenworth Quicksilver & Mining Co.
• Farmers Market set to open Saturday
• Not guilty of murder, Swezeys could face retrial for manslaughter
• Farm worker housing ready for cherry harvesters
• Big retailer Big Lots headed for Olds Station
• Jury deliberates on faith healing case
• Port kick-starts business park expansion
• Morning mirror
• FBI cellular expert to take stand in Cowell case
• Task force makes eight arrests in Grant County
• Preschoolers pamper moms
• Old news
• Inslee aims to bestride the Cascades
• North Cascades Highway opens
• Talking It Over: Kenny Mayne's dance steps
• The Worm: Children’s Hospital video hits 1 million views
• Bikes get climbing lane on Fancher Field Road
• Function follows form at downtown tailor shop
• ‘I’m going home’
• WHS drowning case moves toward court
• Long ride
• Courtroom drama intensifies in Swezey trial
• Get ready for the blooms
• Wilf Woods: Downtown needs new trees
• Bicyclist injured in crash with pickups
• Biker group rides to help abused children
• Chelan businesswoman to run for county commission seat
• Douglas County may seek sales tax increase for law and justice budget
• Common Ground: ‘Miss Representation’ is a conversation-starter
• City takes first steps toward cutting budget
• City won’t help with next interest payment on arena debt
• Old news
• All safe as couple's home burns
• Today's Topic: Write on the River Conference
• Health District cleans up stinky Lester Road property
• Catch up with R & R Concessions
• Bikes get climbing lane on Fancher Field Road
• Water lessons
• Wright to retire after 33 years at Chelan PUD
• Toasty Mother’s Day in the forecast
• Good dog! Secret recipe makes couple’s corn dogs a favorite at NCW festivals
• Liquor license suspended for Smokers Paradise
• Pollution board rejects challenge to Microsoft's Quincy data center
• Rufus Woods: Writers conference a gift to NCW
• ‘This was not a faith healing death,’ lawyer tells jury
• Bond houses frown on hospital’s debt
• Apple Blossom juices hotel occupancy
• Wilf Woods: Appleaires sponsor ringing good time
• Old news
• New plan could save NCW’s rural post offices
• Police arrest graffiti suspects
• The unclaimed
• Website and old-fashioned legwork helps coroner find relatives
• Loop trail fire
• Toxics from everyday life found in Columbia
• Lost and found
• Doughnut fundraiser Friday to send kids to coast
• Chelan PUD to fund lake level survey
• 18 months in child-assault case
• Hospital smell is gone but still a mystery
• Viewers love Children's Hospital video
• Jury seated in faith healing case
• Old news
• Prescribed burns planned for Lake Wenatchee
• Jury selection for Swezeys starts today
• PUD outlook good despite low prices for surplus power
• Downtown devotion
• Today marks last call for liquor in Waterville
• Storefront faith
• Crime down significantly during big festival weekend
• Wilf Woods: JoAnn Hill writes her first novel
• Old news
• April a ‘smorgasbord’ of extreme weather, say meteorologists
• Ranger District hosts open house
• Film contest to help state parks
• Peace walkers to hold 29th annual event
• Donations needed for prom dress giveaway
• Mild weather forecast through the week
• Riverwalk Park boat launch, parking to close for paving
• Flying kites in Stehekin
• Lake Chelan’s fast growing wine history
• Street alert
• Old news
• Love a parade? Last-minute entries give Grand Parade a boost
• Serving up 23 years of warm welcomes
• Custom cars rev Classy Chassis
• The Worm: Of beasts and butterflies
• No rain on this parade
• Apple Blossom Festival event schedule
• Crafting a tradition
• Wilf Woods: Thinking cars and Classy Chassis
• Facelift for biggest combo in town
• Local clinic earns national care standard
• Spokane squad destroys pipe bomb
• Number of pertussis cases jumps in Methow
• Forest Service considers removing fire lookout
• Man arrested for assaulting baby son
• Arena board plugs in voter-approved fee
• Old news
• Stabbing victim arrested as the aggressor
• Reeling from the rides
• Seated in style
• Apple Blossom Festival event schedule
• Wilf Woods: Taking a peek at the 1940 census
• Four suspects still sought in drive-by
• Citizen report leads to arrests
• Wednesday crash kills Bridgeport man
• Truck hauling mine’s wastewater spills 4,200 gallons
• NCW clinics get Obamacare funding
• Late-season storm will bring snow to mountains
• Douglas PUD salaried employees get pay raises
• Old news
• Eastmont Junior High student expelled for bringing gun, ammo to school
• In Cowell murder case, Wilson turns down 6 1/2-year plea deal
• Once A Queen: 'Noreen Nash' remembers Queen Norabelle
• Lake Chelan hits May 1 target
• Bar says complaint against Grant prosecutor warrants hearing
• If you go
• Show time in the park
• Pertussis persists in NCW
• Coroner uses DNA comparison to confirm identity of skull
• Apple Blossom Festival event schedule: Wednesday-Thursday
• Once a Queen: Polly Kinney Fields, 1962
• Lions to honor law enforcement officers
• Refurbished with love
• Wilf Woods: Hey, I’ve heard than song before
• Old news
• Stabbing sends Leavenworth man to hospital
• A little more backstroke, maybe
• Wilf Woods: Author thinks we can be urban without having to go to town
• Apple Blossom Festival Event Schedule
• Chinese students survey downtown
• Need a new edge?
• At a glance
• Arena’s bottom line improves
• Once a queen
• Sharp edges for niche markets
• Drive-by shooting suspect arrested
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Jack of all blades
• Trial postponed for faith-healing couple
• Reyes family thinks school district bears primary blame for son’s drowning
• Old news
• Commissioners approve noise ordinance
• Police seek man after attempted kidnapping
• Town Toyota Center announces two more national acts
• Bergren seeks reelection to Chelan PUD board
• Westside Open House
• Worm: Musical’s ‘ugly’ line finds its way to Seattle
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• For all the marbles
• One dead in collison of car, semi, dump truck
• Submerged boulder threat to rafters
• Along the parade route
• Through the lens: A look at the 2012 Keyes Fibre Youth Parade
• Canyon B Bridge ribbon-cutting set for Wednesday
• Rufus Woods: An important conversation on suicide
• Wilf Woods: Before Pybus there was Shacktown
• WPD honors top employees, volunteers, citizens
• Worm: Musical’s ‘ugly’ line finds its way to Seattle; Golfing for a cause; Giving students bikes
• As expected, arena tax measure won biggest support in the Wenatchee Valley
• Wenatchee High School PE instructor fired after drowning
• Old news
• Wilf Woods: Land Trust works for a more livable community
• Apple Blossom Festival Event Schedule
• ‘Barnstorming, it’s not’
• Rufus Woods: An important conversation on suicide
• Once a Queen: Lisa (Spargo) Orlando
• City budget work delayed
• City getting ready to sue over arena advice
• Flying way under the radar
• Chilly temperatures Saturday morning
• Trial starts Tuesday in faith-healing murder case
• City Council gives permission to move ahead with lawsuits over arena
• TNA wrestling coming to town
• Today's topic: Talking suicide prevention
• Local nonprofits can benefit from online event
• Barkley leaves Mission Ridge
• Old news
• Body in Methow River deemed suicide
• Longtime Brewster clerk accused of stealing from the city
• Once a queen
• More parking coming for Saddle Rock hikers
• Festival queen is ‘a big outdoor kid’
• EASE Cancer uses holistic approach to help people deal with cancer
• Festival events: Today and Friday
• Hospital finances on firmer ground
• Old news
• Police investigate body discovered in river
• Burn victim still critical
• Mission Ridge tracked out by snowmobilers playing in non-motorized area
• Out-of-area businessmen snag NCW’s liquor license rights
• Local jobless rate drops for ninth straight month
• Hospital’s women’s clinic closing in May
• Old news
• Mother Nature is teacher at Mountain Sprouts
• Wilf Woods: World Book Night
• Cooler weather follows Sunday record-breaker
• Get rid of unused medicines Saturday
• Rufus Woods: Local paramedic sees trauma, grace in Haiti
• Officials work on allocating new sales tax
• Authorities seek suspect in Omak stabbing
• Omak man assaulted with ax, suspect arrested
• Woman burned in trailer fire is critical
• Comedy legend Bill Cosby coming to Wenatchee
• Local pertussis cases rise to eight
• DNR begins recreation planning for Naneum forest
• Sunday’s high was a record-breaker
• Tiny Trailer: The pull of a dream
• Waterville businessman to run for county commission
• Manson couple say they were duped by lawyer
• 1st Street S.E.
• Old news
• Two appointed Okanogan County judges seek election
• Haiti Journal: A trip to Cap Haitien
• The Worm: Screw impersonator gets drilled
• Three mothers share their grief
• Arena tax passes by 65 percent
• Snyder to seek second term in Douglas County
• One arrested after car hits pole
• Old news
• City Council thanks its neighbors for arena tax vote
• Rufus Woods: The library system wins an important court decision
• If you go
• What you’ll see
• Omak school shows community its bruised facility
• Tom Irvin announces bid for Douglas County Commission
• Wenatchee attorney to run for Chelan County Superior Court judge
• Public plantings
• City needs graffiti coordinator, police chief says
• Wildfire damages porch, threatens homes near Twisp
• The inspiring and poignant journey of a foster parent
• Cultural and official encounters
• Street alert
• Old news
• Suspicious man attempts to lure children into van
• Two more men charged in Quincy murder
• Meetings on property values under way
• Experts say 2012 a healing year for local housing industry
• PUD expects $5 million gain from switch to Canadian power trader
• Founding book club member, 90, turns a page
• Long power outage to affect 40 in East Wenatchee
• Local vet will ride with former President Bush
• Smith launches relection bid to Chelan PUD board
• Other bonds, levies passing throughout NCW
• Twisp couple pleads guilty to killing wolves, shipping hide
• Old news
• Goodbye ‘stinky fields’: Chelan, Omak getting sewer upgrades
• Part of Loop Trail to close for water work
• Surprise, surprise: Officials in outlying areas didn’t expect such support
• Reclamation plans major renovation of Grand Coulee Dam
• ‘We’re on to the final chapter’
• Keep track of Chris Goehner, President George W. Bush and the others on the Warrior 100k Ride April 26-28 at www.w100k.com
• Wilf Woods: A free musical treat coming April 28
• Wildfire threatens homes, damages porch
• Memorial will honor fallen Wenatchee firefighter
• Good-bye stinky fields: Chelan, Omak getting sewer upgrades
• Planning workshop set for nonprofits
• Surprise, surprise: Officials in outlying areas didn’t expect such support
• 'We're on to the final chapter'
• 65% of voters approving arena sales tax
• Permit process underway for Pybus market
• Longtime Okanogan clerk killed in wreck
• Rethinking our relationship with Cuba
• The fiber plan at a glance:
• Ballots due today in Town Toyota Center tax issue
• Rash of broken vehicle windows reported
• State officials wish Douglas County had weed board
• Growing concerns
• New jail director hired
• Festival to host first beer and wine garden
• Deputy suffers rib injuries during arrest altercation
• Old news
• Longtime Okanogan clerk killed in wreck
• PUD’s Janney accepts 6-year contract
• PUD commissioners unanimously approve fiber plan
• The Haiti Connection - Episode V
• Man arrested after knife incident
• Motorcyclist loses control, strikes tree
• Chelan to allow golf carts on some city streets
• PUD makes it easier to scoop poop
• Local projects to get state funds
• The Worm: Ardenvoir yachts and best fake Bavarian town
• Rush of ballots expected this week
• Task force busts 10 people
• Pom Powwow
• Street Alert
• Efforts stall to open new Eastside post office
• Hotel adds electric-car chargers
• Winthrop marshal suspended for coming back on duty after drinking
• Wilf Woods: Remembering Zoya Zarubina
• Everyday Business: Giant horses to galumph into town
• Old news
• Tourism will miss Clute’s clout
• Autism event focuses on helping vulnerable
• Federal judge hears arguments in Courtney family’s ferry case
• Wilf Woods: Looking back at J. Edgar Hoover
• Forest Service plans Chelan burning
• Forest Service schedules weeding
• Edible Chelan hosts first event
• Basement fire draws a crowd
• Petition asks local police to ease off on pot enforcement
• The secret’s out
• NCW to Haiti: Hope, heartache go hand in hand here
• The Haiti Connection: Episode IV
• Shuttle to ease parking for Clarkson
• Milliette out as Mission Ridge general manager
• City settles with Riverside Drive property owners
• Local projects to get state funds
• City Council wants task force on parade chairs
• City to buy land for stormwater treatment
• Old news
• Friday contest: Last chance to win Kelly Clarkson tickets
• ‘Other suspects’ considered in Cowell murder case
• Milliette out as Mission Ridge general manager
• Time’s almost up to comment on off-island park plan for Crescent Bar
• Swallow Festival queen has to decide ride
• Wilf Woods: Geologist talks floods with Wenatchee Erratics
• Coyote mourns: Sculptor Rich Beyer filled NCW with beloved public art
• Arrests turn up suspected vehicle prowl loot
• Democrats gather for local caucuses Sunday
• Flock to Swallow Fest
• Assessor’s Office to explain property value updates
• Springing ready
• NCW to Haiti: Questioning tourism’s role in Haiti
• Tribes get $1 billion in settlement
• The Haiti Connection: Episode III
• Old news
• Stanton to seek fourth term on Douglas County Commission
• Library wins suit; it can filter porn
• East Wenatchee council endorses arena tax
• Lucky us: Tax returns can be mailed late
• Lawmakers have a deal
• Spring in their step
• Haiti Journal: Arrival and settling in
• 30 under 35
• Teeming trail
• Twisp’s community compassion soothes pain of vandals’ cruelty
• Attorneys spar in Cowell murder motions
• Old news
• Arts donor pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Three plead not guilty in Eastside teen’s death
• The Haiti Connection: Episode II
• Time to get busy
• Wilf Woods: A remarkable class has an absentee — so long, Paul ...
• Canadian company is still on the hook for Grand Coulee
• Open air bypass
• Haiti Journal: A mission begins
• Warrant issued in shooting death of Quincy man
• Holden Mine barge shifts to Chelan site
• Unattended burn pile spreads to shed, vehicles
• Bonus Kelly Clarkson tickets go on sale today
• Wenatchee World: The week of April 9
• Old news
• PUD chief says keep, improve fiber network
• Whooping cough hits Chelan-Douglas
• Environmental impacts of Pangborn runway project ready for comment
• Contest: Win Kelly Clarkson tickets
• Death from hantavirus caused by mouse droppings in outbuildings, officials say
• Two robberies reported in Chelan
• Jail director candidates reception Wednesday
• Family wants to name Lake Wenatchee mountain
• Old news
• Have a healthy appetite?
• Man says he was robbed downtown at knifepoint
• Street alert: Construction and closure update
• PUD confirms employee landed plane near Rock Island Dam
• Hantavirus kills Grant County woman
• Eastside council to take formal position on arena tax
• Worm: Hey, that’s my wife! Dam documentary captures apple royalty
• SCORE to host business workshops
• Blog: Girls have all the fun, right?
• Wilf Woods: Remembering Easters past
• Being the Bunny suits her perfectly
• Hunt for Easter fun leads to Peshastin
• At El Agave, young restaurateur freshens-up Mexican fare
• Miss Veedol prepares for flight
• Fatal Eastside stabbing was continuation of earlier fight in Wenatchee
• Getting in his bridge work
• Double booked
• Wilf Woods: Seattle Men’s Chorus sells out concert
• Yakima trucker hurt when rig rolls near Waterville
• Sell it? Improve it? Raise power rates to pay for it?
• County settling with deputy — $204,000-plus
• Fiber, fiber everywhere, but not on my street
• Old news
• Cashmere, Leavenworth consider hiring own police force
• Irrigation districts consider merger
• Contest: Win Wild playoff tickets
• Sewer stink should be contained Friday
• Wenatchee’s Haiti contingent keeps getting bigger
• Twisp man pleads guilty in wolf killing case
• Swallows arrive and queen chosen
• Acupuncture grows in NCW
• Suspect arrested in three Chelan burglaries
• Garbage costs increase in East Wenatchee
• Old news
• Ephrata doctor challenges Hastings for House seat
• Wilf Woods: PBS’s dam documentary got most of the story right
• Three injured in two-car accident
• Smoldering cigarette — not an arsonist — may have caused fatal fire
• Eastside moves forward to revitalize downtown
• Omak school vandalism spurs outpouring of goodwill
• Old news
• Ballots pouring in on sales tax measure
• Spring returns
• Kavanaugh to run for Douglas County commission
• A park plan that's better for businesses
• Businessman pays $500 fine for removing city trees
• Name change for Soap Lake sparks opposition
• Judge moves murder trial to Okanogan
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of April 2
• Knock knock: Amway to build plant in Quincy
• Third person charged in case involving stabbing death
• Man arrested after firing gun during fight
• While groom’s away, burglars make hay — until they’re caught
• Burning planned near Leavenworth
• Discover Pass now good for two vehicles
• Sun shines down on trail reopening
• Raid nets cash, pound of heroin, drugs
• Arrests made after search made of scrap yard
• Six stories: Job retraining programs offer hope
• Street Alert
• Old news
• The Worm: Charlie Sheen pays off Town Toyota Center debt
• Career retraining may be answer to longtime jobless
• Omak school trashed by vandals
• Swinford sentencing: ‘A year for every year of Paul’s life’
• Wilf Woods: Row and Paddle Club’s modest beginnings
• Esparza to run for Superior Court
• Getting the canal ready for water
• Late spring keeps Forest Service roads closed
• Rufus Woods: Grand Coulee documentary well worth seeing
• Former Cashmere man faces charges in Georgia murder
• Second arrest made in death of Eastside man
• A glimmer in the dust
• Local funding uncertain for airport runway project
• Show time at the Town Toyota Center
• Displaced neighbors ready to move on
• Lovin’ Lake Chelan
• Peaceful Stehekin
• Pitch a tent: Popular camping and picnic areas in NCW
• Tee off at NCW golf courses
• Okanogan Valley: Sunshine and spectacular views
• The lovely Methow Valley
• Powerful water a part of NCW dams
• From the mountains to the rivers: Adventure awaits
• NCW fruit stands offer all your favorites
• Playful Entiat awaits
• Take me to the Eastside
• To the races: Super Oval action for '12
• Leavenworth: Four seasons of fun
• A view of history at NCW's museums
• Family fun in the Wenatchee Valley
• Waterville: Big skies, waves of wheat
• NCW Festivals: Time to celebrate
• The antique find: North Central Washington
• A festive nature in Leavenworth
• Tiptoes among art
• Teen, fatally stabbed in East Wenatchee, was also hit by a vehicle
• Methow schools seek levies, bond
• Wilf Woods: Landmark minimum wage decision marks 75th anniversary
• Royal hug attack
• Chelan park to offer more beach, boat slips
• Ephrata hospital seeks bond to stay open
• Chelan County cleanup day Saturday
• Old news
• Manson park district hopes third time’s a charm for levy
• Wenatchee
• Good news as labor force and jobs rise
• Public records wrangling immerses Crescent Bar suit in paper, bytes
• Wilf Woods: At his 100th, Woody Guthrie’s songs roll on in our local heritage
• Police say man found on Eastside driveway died from a stab wound
• Tuesday rains set record
• Cascade School District levy would fund technology
• Old news
• East Wenatchee to unveil downtown options, ask for guidance
• Electrical firm exonerated in fruit-loss lawsuit
• Proposition 1: The community is taking sides of the arena tax issue
• Eastside resident finds man dead in front of garage
• 30-year sentence in spouse's murder
• Sewage spills into Columbia from Eastside sewer plant
• How to become a volunteer
• Crescent Bar islanders reject Grant PUD’s settlement offer
• Driveby shooting stops soccer game
• New suicide prevention group to meet Wednesday
• Okanogan man dies in crash
• Rufus Woods: Charting a course after two students’ deaths
• Wilf Woods: $30,000 grant toward a grand piano
• Sprinkle toes
• Volunteers bring faith to Wenatchee prisoners
• Teens show adult skills at state leadership conference
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of March 26
• Give your wine a hyper-whirl Blog: Winemaker’s Journal
• Fire damages Orondo shop
• Police report rash of BB-damaged vehicles
• Burglary suspect injured jumping off roof
• Brewer to seek second term on Grant PUD commission
• Old news
• Kids 12 and under ride for free on Link
• Street alert
• It’s not whether you win or lose
• Volunteers are the eyes of the National Weather Service
• The community is taking sides of the arena tax issue
• Volunteers sought for three-county gleaning program
• Reichert pays first official visit east of Cascade Curtain
• The Worm: Hizzoner’s scepter; Christopher House fundraiser; scrap metal cops
• Fowl odors prompt no vote on Chelan chicken ordinance
• Wilf Woods: Art of Music is a WVC benefit
• Weather is a family tradition for this spotter
• Douglas PUD to get new mapping system
• Frozen fruit lawsuit seeks a cool half-million
• Old news
• Prep roundup: Wenatchee soccer falls to Toppenish
• Chelan hospital officials eye new facility in new location
• Crews to begin highway clearing Monday
• Mayors share very different stories
• Karma Vineyards can keep its wine weddings, but quietly
• They did the math
• Water chomp
• At a glance: sales tax rates
• Ballot measure seeks to help Town Toyota Center
• Grant PUD commissioner Tom Flint to seek reelection
• Sales tax 101
• Wenatchee superintendent reinstates Valdez as coach
• Grant PUD commissioners approve settlement with Wenatchee law firm
• Rufus Woods: Finding inspiration in dual language education
• Wilf Woods: A tip of an ink-stained hat to Don and Margaret Sampson on their 75th!
• Swinford sentencing put off one week
• Extra DUI patrols catch 20 offenders
• Owner watches as her car is stolen
• Old news
• Town Toyota Center has volunteer opportunites
• Traffic delays on Highway 97A are shorter, fewer
• Welcome to spring
• Leavenworth student spells way to national competition
• Wilf Woods: Bluegrass, Cashmere and a sense of community
• Waterville schools to pay math teacher $430,000 to resign
• Two-car accident injures three
• Local company grabs $7 million medical contract near Hanford
• Super fast slot cars making a come back
• Old news
• Crescent Bar Island spokesman found dead
• Nothing but netting
• PUD unveils early alternatives for fiber
• RiverCom employee picked for state 9-1-1 award
• Jump in February home sales could signal better year for real estate
• Rufus Woods: NCW connections to Haiti run deep
• Paintball groups take aim in the forest
• Wilf Woods: Columbia Basin pioneers
• Old news
• New contract approved for Chelan PUD union
• Grant will help with apartments for the homeless
• Stemilt, Wenatchee Learns partner on local scholarship campaign
• Brad Hawkins to vie for Armstrong’s seat in Olympia
• Former Wenatchee mayor to run for county commissioner
• Man who fell from pickup remains in serious condition
• Worm: Poop scoop party set for Saddle Rock
• More snow coming tonight
• Worm: Poop scoop party set for Saddle Rock
• Pybus Market: Build and they will come?
• Wenatchee police look to add new dog
• Chelan County PUD takes fiber talk on tour
• Old news: Holden's school
• A look at other public markets
• Street alert
• Wilf Woods: PAC to host Art of Music concert
• Ah, relief
• City’s still not out of the woods
• Wenatchee Youth Baseball tryouts under way
• Wenatchee may stop low-income housing repair program
• Wilf Woods: Refineries headed to developing nations
• Rash of gang-related graffiti reported
• Man, holding onto barbecue, falls from pickup
• Failed appeal for carjack defendant
• Grant PUD to settle with Wenatchee law firm
• Chelan PUD to take its fiber talk to communities
• Sage Hills trail closed until April 1
• JAG prepares at-risk students for real world jobs
• Old news
• New Eastside clinic gives Douglas County health care a shot in the arm
• Young bus riders kept cool, looked out for one another
• Washington State Apple Blossom Festival 2012
• Wenatchee forecast: rain and wind through weekend
• East Wenatchee McD’s orders up a new location
• Changes in the making
• New motion seeks a third trial for Swinford
• Wilf Woods: da Vinci
• Old news
• Quincy bus crash investigation will take months
• Bighorn sheep
• Homeless man who died in Malaga fire identified
• Jail term for trying to take dead couple's property
• Old news
• Winery squabbles with neighbors not so bubbly
• Job rate jumps in January as work force shrinks
• Wenatchee World: The week of March 13
• Brunner picked as new Cashmere fire chief
• A wet week to bring snow, rain; caution advised on passes
• Masked robber swipes medical marijuana stash
• Boy arrested in marijuana assault
• Chaos, then calm after Quincy crash
• Walker on Pybus: “No risk, no reward”
• Old news
• Conservation District taking orders for trees, shrubs
• Local businessman to pump $2 million into Pybus market
• Teen dies from injuries suffered in March 1 accident
• A wet week to bring snow, rain; caution advised on passes
• Quincy school bus crash sends students to hospitals
• Charlie Sheen named Grand Marshal of Wenatchee St. Paddy's parade
• Old news
• Drugs apparent motive of robbery
• Plunging for a cause
• ‘Here I am’
• SeaPort Airlines caps first week in NCW skies
• Wilf Woods: Remembering Wells House and William T. Clark
• More national press, and some good ol’ hometown recognition
• Boat Company tank added to hazardous site list
• Governor signs bill to prevent losses suffered by Pateros couple
• Guilty verdict for Cortes in spouse’s murder
• Dino offers some Jurassic joy in South Wenatchee
• Body found in burned homeless camp was male
• Knabb sentencing delayed
• Red rocks
• PUD declaries moratorium on ‘dark fiber’
• Rufus Woods: It’s Girl Scouts cookie season
• TwispWorks attracts artists from near and far
• Home Show: Setting the stage
• Artists gathering history of Twisp’s Forest Service complex
• Body found in homeless camp near Malaga
• Pedestrian killed on dark highway
• Old news
• Children take stand in father’s murder trial
• Talking It Over: College’s alumni ski event should draw familiar faces
• State’s top court rules no local votes on red-light cameras
• Rufus Woods’ Common Ground: Honoring Caryl Morrell
• ‘When you find my dad, please don’t hurt him’ Trial opens in domestic stabbing death
• Win tickets to Michael Londra’s Beyond Celtic
• Enlisting vets for jobs
• Cougar gets a little too cozy
• Old news
• Trial opens in domestic stabbing death
• Apple Blossom junior royalty kids named
• Getting carried
• Pharmacy technician steals pills, loses certification
• Prosecutor announces bid for judge
• Old news
• PUD approves higher water, sewer rates
• 15 years in ‘Good Samaritan’ manslaughter case
• Wilf Woods: Congress cashes in on insider info
• Rufus Woods’ Common Ground: Miss East Cascades
• Kelly Clarkson concert sells out Monday
• Teens remain in critical care after fatal accident
• Skipping class
• Driver in pedestrian accident was a tribal officer
• Eastside post office needs new home
• Daroga poplars coming down
• Wilfred Woods: a look at Martha’s Vineyard
• Special Olympics: a family celebration
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of March 5
• Kelly Clarkson concert sold out
• Faith healing couple pleads not guilty
• Burglary-for-sex charge reinstated by higher court
• NCW caucuses a mixed bag as Romney, Paul, Santorum chalk wins
• Teens remain in critical care after fatal accident
• Group sets meeting to discuss alternatives to Make Your Day program
• Driving over the passes today? Brace for heavy snow
• OKANOGAN — An Okanogan pedestrian was injured after he was hit just before noon Friday by a vehicle while crossing an Okanogan city street.
• Special Olympics: a family celebration
• Pedestrian hit on Okanogan city street
• Worm: NCW hiking trail gets big publicity
• Injured Cashmere sports star leaves a legacy
• Old news
• Leavenworth logger among those who’ve adapted to changing industry
• Logging in NCW: A future uncertain
• Dangerous trees to be removed at Daroga State Park
• Ebooks popularity on the rise, but don’t throw out your bookmark just yet
• Bulldog eyes
• Talking It Over: Remembering Chemurgy
• Chelan businesses want higher lake for tourism
• Getting it off the ground
• Arena sales tax plan comes together
• Common Ground: A night of celebration
• Three at Smoker’s Paradise arrested for selling illegal substance
• Peshastin woman killed, two injured in head-on crash with a semitrailer
• Bob Stewart earns jail time for horse abuse
• Ethics, politics and rivalry
• Old news
• Wenatchee imposes sales tax increase
• Soap Lake might go back to its old name
• Rollover, but no injuries
• Skill-building fun
• Local officers will attend memorial service for slain trooper
• Winter Games are back ... and so are the smiles
• New venue sought in Omak woman’s murder
• Colvilles reach agreement with state over hunting issues
• Trail lawsuit costs tallied up
• Hometown heroes make our community strong
• Old news
• House approves Wenatchee tax bill
• Extra day of winter comes with heavy snowfall
• Top ‘er up
• Wilf Woods: take a leap!
• Years go by in fours for Leap Day revelers
• Consultants: Changes needed to PUD fiber
• Woman injured in two-vehicle accident
• Cathy Townsend to watch daughter sing finale at talent show
• House bill still alive after last-minute drama
• Old news
• House adjourns again without voting on Wenatchee tax issue
• Hikers pacing as spring approaches
• Twenty years in Manson orchard stabbing
• Confusion over Eastside trail protections
• Wilf Woods: Looking back on ski jumping history at Leavenworth
• Home buyers' seminar set for Saturday
• Old news
• No primary, but straw vote at Republican caucuses Saturday
• House won't vote today on bill to help Wenatchee and arena
• Wenatchee World: The week of Feb. 27
• Hometown Heroes celebrated next week
• New roundabout coming to 97A and Ohme Garden Road
• Crunch Pak delivers snacks to the stars at Oscar bash
• Man arrested following two failed robberies
• State upholds asbestos violations against Cashmere company
• Grant means new water truck for firefighting in Quincy
• Late winter storms could dump snow this week
• Shots reported outside local lounge
• Eastmont’s musical is community project
• TVs, jewelry taken from two Rock Island homes
• Fast and fun, women’s hockey both physical and social
• Shocks to the brain
• Old news
• The Worm — Beer tribute, cop vs. tree, wolverine tranquilizers
• Street alert
• House may vote Monday on arena bill
• Chelan PUD to string fiber for Verizon 4G
• Local National Guard soldiers probably won’t be mobilized
• Grant PUD seeks federal muscle to force White River fish ponds
• Closure of mail center won’t happen overnight
• Van stolen, then set on fire
• Bellingham man injured in two-vehicle accident
• Fire damages contents of bedroom
• Razing the roof
• New book chronicles pioneers
• Nichols honored by downtown association
• Wenatchee agrees to put 0.1 to voters
• Is Leap Day special for you? Let us know!
• Old news
• Arena rescue plan starting to come together
• Grant PUD proposes to settle with Crescent Bar islanders
• City will continue to manage City Pool
• You too can become a local naturalist
• Chelan City Council agrees to arena tax vote
• PUD dishes out two more slices of power
• February feathers
• Senate committee questions Kehne
• Refinery fire could boost gas prices in Washington
• Absent friends
• Microwaves out of classrooms in Wenatchee
• Quick guilty verdict in ‘Good Samaritan’ killing
• Old news
• Grant County prosecutor could face discipline
• Scholarship essay: An excerpt
• Be a mentor
• The Gold Apple Awards
• College mentors help teenagers get ahead in scholarship chase
• Kelly Clarkson to play Town Toyota Center
• Sinlahekin Wildlife Area adds acreage
• Winter-spring mix brings avalanches, more snow
• Wilf Woods: Remembering Speedy and Evelyn
• Melissa Hernández named state Civic Educator of the Year
• Trial opens in ‘Good Samaritan’ manslaughter case
• Early forecast calls for slightly higher Lake Chelan
• Asphyxia, trauma in avalanche deaths
• Woman injured in crosswalk
• Old news
• Leaders try to convince Chelan on sales tax issue
• Spokane Valley man killed in crash
• Memorial run for avalanche victims
• Backcountry fun, then a fatal slide
• Warehouse sustains minor water damage after truck hits hydrant
• Arena bail-out bill closes in on final vote
• Grit-getter
• Strong winds will blow through tonight
• Old news
• Skiers left their mark
• Arena bill passes House Ways and Means
• Witness recalls fatal Stevens snowslide
• Snowmobilers rescued near Sugarloaf Peak
• Three Leavenworth men killed in Stevens Pass avalanche
• Law enforcement advisory group to meet
• This show looks familiar
• Fiddle fest warms up at Icicle Creek
• What’s open and closed for the holiday
• DUI suspect ends up yardbound
• Stringing along
• Dell’s Western Technology Center now in operation
• The Worm: Sales-tax hikes and other emergencies
• Old news
• Student hopes college is in her future
• Long bus ride means stability
• Motel becomes home for struggling families
• Cycle of homelessness comes full circle
• No place to call home
• Proposal would give Eastside trail to local jurisdictions
• Surge in suicide has officials concerned
• Keeping pep in play
• Snipping season
• Presidents Day: what’s closed
• New book explores Columbia Basin Project
• Old news
• Regional Fire Authority is a no-go
• Hospital and medical center say way is clear for joint management
• Quick storm expected tonight
• Former councilman’s prosecution deferred after April crash
• Arena will hire bankruptcy lawyer — just in case
• Engaging encounter
• Bin slide
• Entiat waterfront picked as region’s top project
• Woman reports assault in her apartment
• Suspect to plead in fatal orchard stabbing
• Trial starts Tuesday in ‘Good Samaritan’ killing
• Ruling halts White River fish plan
• Not everyone supports the tax idea
• Old news
• House committee hears testimony on Wenatchee tax increase
• Rock Island sewage treatment plant gets funding nod
• A history of the Nonpartisan League
• Local delegation headed to Olympia for arena bill
• Morse plans to run for 12th District representative
• Winter view
• Omak man interrupts burglary
• Meetings to gather opinion on bicycling needs
• Good-bye cheap rent
• Snowpack shoots up
• Judge Burchard announces retirement
• Flu arrives in Grant County
• School levies passing throughout NCW
• Man with shotgun intimidates Eastside woman
• Chips, bean dip and salsa taken from truck
• Old news
• Talking It Over: Historical case had a timely start right here
• Change in county populations:
• Learn more
• Redistricting hits closer to home
• Before and after
• Burn ban lifted in Okanogan County
• Petal passion
• After nearly three years, a charge of murder
• Body found in Grand Coulee is missing woman
• Redistricting means change
• Ballots due for school elections
• Oroville fire among Ecology fines
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of Feb. 13
• Man shot in foot during dispute
• Girl accidentally shot in foot
• Property owner interrupts theft
• Oroville man injured in crash
• Snow showers in the forecast
• Man injured by accidental gunshot
• Wenatchee
• Heart awareness walk rescheduled
• It’s Queen Samantha
• With legislation expected to pass, city may approve tax increase in two weeks
• Sewer plant transformation to begin
• Old news
• At last, a verdict
• Burn ban in effect for Okanogan County
• Douglas PUD plans new transmission line
• Wenatchee
• Chelan PUD to give public first look at fiber findings
• Horse Lake Road and Burch Mountain Road closed until mid-April
• Man injured by accidental gunshot
• Wenatchee School District among the state’s most efficient in student transportation
• Heart awareness walk rescheduled from today
• Chelan PUD almost ready to talk fiber
• Peek in the pokeys
• Old news
• Eastside man gunned down in New Mexico
• Cuts in patrol time among cost-saving measures in Douglas County
• Senate approves latest bill to help Town Toyota Center
• Swinford jury breaks with no verdict
• Swinford again claims self-defense in killing
• 90-day sentence in troubled incest case
• If you go
• Douglas PUD to rehab 45-year-old hatchery
• Parents charged in death of teen
• Tried again: Swinford offers defense in fatal shooting
• Old news
• Bob Stewart guilty in animal abuse case
• Court denies McKenna’s request to reconsider Goldmark victory
• State pushes whooping cough booster as outbreaks rise
• Opioid reduction campaign is working, physician says
• Heroin seizures jump
• Hooking a younger crowd
• Heroin abuser: ‘My fall from grace is extreme’
• Blood and guns: Forensics take stage in Swinford trial
• Homeowner interrupts burglary
• Wife reports assault; man found dead
• Old news
• Mayor says arena will close at least temporarily
• Bill would let financially ‘fragile’ Wenatchee tax without public vote
• Andrew Williams’s home state is catching up to his historic wedding
• Disaster volunteer named to state Board of Health
• Funding losses prompt Family Planning changes
• Train-car collision victim is from Grand Coulee
• Two injured in two-car accident
• Building to a crescendo
• Two arrested for assault, robbery
• Cashmere man carves his niche in fine woodworking
• Child, two adults injured in Head Start bus crash
• Eyewitness recalls Raney's death
• Video partnership splits to follow creative paths
• Train-vehicle accident kills Grant County man
• Chelan PUD banks big gain in 2011
• Crowd gathers to support arena
• A question of trust: Pateros couple loses life savings
• Cashmere teacher sentenced to probation for domestic violence
• Rufus Woods: A compelling vision emerges for Wenatchee PAC
• Swinford retrial opens: murder or self defense?
• Two injured in one-car accident
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of Feb. 7
• Swinford retrial to commence Tuesday
• 20 years in beating of parent
• Bans on burning expire
• Retail fiber authority for PUDs dies in Olympia
• Drowning investigation: Eight changes in the works
• Flu season running late
• Ridge’s rail jam is full of free-style fun
• Vigil sheds light on bullying
• Old news
• Elder to share traditional fishing knowledge
• Everyday Business: What’s Wenatchee really need?
• Waterville teachers plan to ax union affiliation
• Pretty Penney’s
• Health District spins tires trying to buy local
• After a hung jury, Swinford goes back to trial for murder
• Salvation Army services
• About the Salvation Army
• Hanging on to housing
• Talking It Over: ‘An Anatomy of Addiction’ dissects deep-seated pains
• ‘Crowbar Burglar’ couldn’t pull perfect crime
• Rufus Woods: New ideas emerging for Wenatchee’s downtown buildings
• Gander in flight
• Say ‘Hello’ to eastside’s newest store
• Port building moves from backpacks to egg cartons
• Outing the informants
• Suspect with handgun attempts ATM robbery
• By-standers follow purse-snatcher home
• Okanogan added to burn ban list
• Bankruptcy looms as groups try to rally support for troubled arena
• Old news
• Arena users wanted for group photo
• Local schools earn state achievement awards
• Mormon history
• Wilf Woods: Ag gets some much-deserved attention from Seattle Business magazine
• Counties say ‘No’ to 0.2-percent tax measure; new plan emerges
• Dog bites woman on Chelan sidewalk
• New church to handle growth for Mormons
• Old news
• Counties say 'No' to .2-percent tax measure
• Cool climb
• BC-US--Gangs and Guns, 1st Ld-Writethru,996 Small Wash. town to track gunshots to nail gangs AP Photo WASD101, WASD102, WASD103 (Eds: Updates with background, quotes. AP Photos.)
• All trussed up, nowhere to go
• Air quality worsens in NCW
• Lake Chelan’s south shore may get not one, but two fire stations
• Old news
• Manson festival crowns Queen Idalia
• Wilf Woods: Time to get rid of the death penalty
• Silver in the hills
• Eye for dinner
• Incest case ends in lesser plea
• Burning banned in Chelan, Douglas counties
• Canadian company ready to drill for gold samples
• Okanogan Eagles burglary suspect arrested
• Wilf Woods: Looking back on Clovis discovery, 25 years later
• Final Holden Mine cleanup plan issued
• Investors seek extension of lawsuit window
• Commissioners want game plan from Wenatchee before approving vote on TTC tax increase
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of Jan. 30
• Burned teen still in serious condition
• Pot dispensary partner accused of mushroom possession
• Pedestrian, struck in crosswalk, in serious condition
• Heart-health walk seeks women participants
• Burglary suspect cuts wrist, calls for help
• Airport to seek funding for low-water landscaping
• Apply now for work day home repairs
• DNR names two NCW residents to forest panel
• Disaster relief available to area farmers
• Old news
• The Worm: Redistricting confusion: Will the real representative please stand up
• Upper Valley walloped by snow
• Tension between snowmobilers, other winter users, heats up
• Snowmobiles: They’re lean, they’re mean, and they’re hitting the wilderness
• Federal investigation letter sits unopened in arena safe for nearly two months
• Rock Island council approves arena tax vote
• Accidents down just a bit at red-light camera locations
• Gaye Gavin will be missed
• NCW voters asked to replace school levies
• A slurp in the sun
• Old news
• Entiat agrees to put arena tax to voters
• Crews patch up avenue mess
• City approves $20 car tab hike
• City angling to contract out pool operations
• Arena board asks city to chip in through April
• Colville Tribes hope to boost small bighorn herd near Omak
• Last-minute entry lands local band on Styx stage
• Burst water pipe closes Av, leaves businesses dry
• Styx lyric contest begins
• Couple died of smoke inhalation
• River ford
• Fields Point on hold as possible barge site
• Old landfill complicates city’s plan to sell land
• City’s aging fire trucks frequently down for repairs
• Old news
• Broken water line closes Wenatchee Avenue
• Ice smacks city; classes canceled or delayed
• Man arrested for attempted theft at fatal fire scene
• Wenatchee
• Cashmere Council supports sales tax proposal
• Old news
• Groups say Enloe Dam would cost ratepayers
• Franza to stay on as Wenatchee High School principal
• Private jobs sizzle while government jobs fizzle in December
• Parting the Curtain
• Ice smacks city; classes canceled or delayed
• Community Action rounds up services for homeless
• Steady now
• Old news
• Soap Lake woman satisfactory after crash
• Two injured in head-on crash
• Malaga fire victims identified
• Freezing rain today could bring hazardous driving conditions
• Coach’s son makes his way to the top
• Methow Valley takes up biathlon in a big way
• Steve Robinson to step down as World’s general manager
• Wenatchee World: The week of Jan. 23
• Rainy day at the Holiday
• Footprints lead police to shed burglars
• Sale of pickup turns into a robbery
• Two injured in three-car crash
• Driver in Entiat crash released from hospital
• Pangborn logs big jump in passengers
• College to host financial aid events
• Assistance available to farmers who want to conserve energy
• More snow coming Tuesday
• Old news
• Snow helps cops bust serial burglar
• Anybody home?
• Last-minute entry lands local band on Styx stage
• Hometown pharmacy makes way for big boys
• Those dang snow berms: A Wenatchee tradition
• Parks board recommends not contracting out the pool
• Bellingham developers blast slow approach to Pybus market
• A nice place to visit, but ... Leavenworth steps up on drooping population numbers
• Grant Road bypass to open by late summer
• Malaga fire claims two lives
• The Worm: Chased by an outhouse? Only in NCW
• Farm and ranch courses set for February
• Stemilt Creek Wines rich in character
• People & Places
• Wiener guy boxes up his buns
• Ski area to open Saturday
• Forging the Wenatchee ‘brand’
• Wilf Woods: There’s more than new snow on Mission Ridge
• Semi full of apples overturns
• Burned teen remains in serious condition
• Plows staying focused on main streets
• Snow takes another run
• Old news
• Authorities seek witnesses of fatal crash
• PUD sends crews to help with west side outages
• Land Trust acquires key property in Foothills plan
• Gym members flip tires to fight cancer
• Man with Alzheimer's still missing
• RiverCom dispatchers direct officers to errant driver
• Students take on the characters of China
• Hit and run victim tracks down suspect
• 9 inches ... and counting
• Snow forces delayed and cancelled flights at Pangborn
• Commitment sought for bomb threat suspect
• Old news
• Beating suspect’s mental health questioned
• County planners reject Grant PUD’s White River fish project
• Glimmers of recovery for housing
• Snow’s piling up around the region
• Suicide rate increases, Grief Center steps up
• Burglary suspect says he found the goods
• Chelan woman killed in two-vehicle accident
• Lacy less convinced that sales tax is the answer
• Orchardist fined, does not admit fault in school bus drift spray incident
• Sales tax is key to arena staying open
• Car crashes into house in Wenatchee
• Old news
• Car crashes into house in Wenatchee
• Wenatchee World: The week of Jan. 17
• Otto Ross Jr.: the dean of ski instructors
• Residential shooting leaves 30 shell casings
• Group offers support to ostomy patients
• Meeting information
• CHS student in serious condition with burns
• Old news
• Higher water, sewer rates proposed for PUD customers
• Oldest church gets new name, renewed commitment
• PUD to stick to twice-monthly meeting schedule
• Snow shovel lonely? Not for long!
• Police follow snowy footprints to prowler suspects
• Awards to be given at local MLK Day celebration
• Teenager burned in bonfire accident
• Eastmont Junior High wins science and technology award
• State to discuss plan for elk
• Snow expected, finally!
• Roller derby’s wheelers wow Wenatchee
• Escapee caught in Spokane
• Deputies find wanted man hiding under a blanket
• Questions arise over private use of public sidewalks in downtown
• WSP troopers warn against shoulder parking at Stevens Pass
• Holiday closures
• The Worm Snowy owls, mis-sent missives, 120 years in 120 seconds
• EPA fines Custom Apples for lacking plan
• Bulk mailer puzzles over possible mail center closure
• Old news
• Blog: Hot dog guys say good-bye
• Councils get mixed messages on Town Toyota Center debt issue
• Duck diver
• Arrest may solve multiple burglaries
• Tougher sentence sought for assault on mother
• Time's almost up to apply for trip to Misawa
• 100 years of haircuts
• Old news
• Wenatchee drug suspect slips from federal custody
• Police seek suspect after stabbing
• Talking It Over: There’s magic in instruments, old and new
• Voorhis helps students express creativity
• 2012 Apple Blossom Top Ten
• 911 landline work will affect local calls
• Company faces fines for asbestos violations
• Lilac offers a ray of hope for vision impaired
• Wolves confirmed on Colville Indian Reservation
• Old news
• Wilson’s trial date pushed to May
• New group formed to focus on park proposal
• Justices consider arena’s dilemma
• Dock work sends divers down
• A place where our four-legged friends could run free
• Statutory rape charge follows home investigation
• White on white
• Great winter for birdwatchers
• Waiting game on for medical management
• City reimburses mayor for most recall expenses
• Old news
• Blog: Topsy-turvy Winnebago turns RV world upside down
• Talking It Over: Machine shop’s work changes with times
• Juvenile arrests clear up burglaries
• City gives arena a helping hand
• Old news
• New wine sent to cellar slumber
• Dismal December one of driest in recent history
• Public hearing coming on Grant PUD’s White River fish project
• River blessing marks ancient Christian feast day
• Worm: It was Labor Day on New Year’s Eve
• Deputies seek suspects in Leavenworth school break-in
• Fight with glass shards ends in arrest
• Drug task force seizes $23,000 in crystal meth
• Old news
• Arena debt question headed to Supreme Court
• Jail director will retire
• Homeowner arrested as items removed from property
• Chelan County dog license fees increase
• New manager for Chelan County Fair
• SCORE to host workshop on purchasing a business
• Everyday Business: A new twist for SnapIt screws
• Beacons, tools that can save lives
• Hunt is on for vicious dog
• Public gets say on dam rehab’s impact to local schools
• If you go
• Shelter from the storm
• Talking It Over: Redistricting— Hoping for the best
• Opponents line up against same-sex marriage plan
• Forest advisory committee scouting for members
• Project seeks old photos that show food workers
• DUI arrests are more than double this winter
• One man short
• Wistful thinking: Valley gets a breath of spring
• About Seaport Airlines
• SeaPort Air departures irk NW towns
• Old news
• Gregoire joins push for gay marriage
• NCW
• Malaga man injured in Orondo crash
• Pateros man arrested in pursuit
• Large-scale removal
• Tax deadline is two days later
• Ordering up the right meal for the right patient
• Leaders will move forward with sales tax idea
• Chiwawa homeowners take dispute to high court
• Old news
• Leaders will move forward with sales tax idea
• Wilf Woods: Here’s hoping for hope
• Forest Service to burn piled fuel near Monitor
• Republicans push to oust newly appointed Wildlife Commissioner
• Okanogan Republicans ask county commissioner to step down
• Three plans for saving Town Toyota Center
• Old news
• Arrests may clear up recent burglaries
• Gang graffiti reported around town
• Man with Alzheimer’s still missing
• License plate left at crash scene key to arrest
• Burned house comes down but no arrests near in arson-murder case
• River blessing flows on Friday
• Workshop set for first-time home buyers
• Blanket on heater causes apartment fire
• Driver in fatality accident identified
• Last shot before school
• Search on for missing man with Alzheimer's
• Dropped purse is clue in robbery
• Child revived after nearly drowning in bathtub
• Baseball bat assaults send two for medical help
• Behind-the-scenes action keeps Wild fans happy
• Old news
• Neighbor thwarts burglary at tavern
• Redistricting plan fattens 12th, 13th boundaries
• Surveillance cameras lead to arrests
• Cashmere teens missing since Friday
• Driver smashes power pole, takes off
• Redistricting plan preserves 12th, widens 13th District
• Old news
• A winter's walk
• A New Year's Worm that has it all
• 30 home brewers walk into a kitchen...
• NCW beer making at a glance
• Home beer makers put the craft back in the brew
• Amy Ferrell Macy’s million-dollar teacher converting garage into Da Vinci-inspired school
• One killed, several injured in several accidents
• Amy Ferrell Macy’s million-dollar teacher converting garage into Da Vinci-inspired school
• Standoff on 15th holding up work on redistricting
• Effort underway to foil outage-causing squirrels
• Annual bird count under way
• Prowlers hit cars, school bus
• Cop’s domestic violence case deferred for treatment
• Snow advisory continues through Friday afternoon
• Highway closed by fatal crash
• Graduate who sought Obama speech thrives
• Douglas and Chelan could split in redistricting process
• Town Toyota Center headed for more trouble
• Local Sears survives first round of closures
• Old news
• The more the mayor-ier?
• Video explores importance of food in NCW
• Wilf Woods: The power of energy security means strength for the future
• Pangborn waves in new airline
• National homeless count is Jan. 26
• Holiday closures
• Snow to follow record warm temps
• Redistricting puts Chelan County, Wenatchee Valley in Reichert’s district
• Old news
• Pangborn lands second airline
• Judge halts Islanders’ eviction from Crescent Bar — at least for now
• Damp outlook
• File-snatching drug suspect gets 366 days
• Growing number of wineries competing for dwindling dollars
• Wife with Alzheimer’s now in ‘a nice place’
• In the driver’s seat
• How students have changed
• Guest strips motel room nearly bare
• Old news
• Sears ready to close up to 120 stores
• The Ghost Bike back in place
• Quincy Council gives nod to gunshot spotting system
• Oh deer: Four-legged prowlers hit motorhome
• Naked couple found inside stolen car
• At the Crossroads
• Old news
• Driver injured in two-vehicle accident
• Tara’s troubled return home
• Forecast: Better than blah
• Holiday visit by small ‘mega bird’ causes big stir
• Old news
• Mayor, council members to be sworn in
• A little carol history
• Roads may open soon to snowmobiling, skiing
• The Worm: Miracles and rememberance
• Boxes full of goodies
• Family pulls the plug on lights after three nights of vandalism
• Bellringer’s work helping her heal
• Snow unlikely in Wenatchee, but white Christmas is nearby
• Kuntz gets jump start on mayor duties
• Wilf Woods: Doctor’s sprained wrists delay job change
• Old news
• Christmas comes to life
• Floor bored
• Literacy opens doors: Language capabilities translate into better jobs
• Holiday closures
• Paper to be delivered Saturday
• Grant PUD approves $497 million budget
• Bridgeport Bar man dies after dropped-gun shooting
• 17-year-old suspect in orchard stabbing will be tried as an adult
• WHS physical education teachers are certified lifeguards
• PUD board spars over twice-a-month schedule
• Reckless driving blamed for five-vehicle accident
• Old news
• Fiber still out to 200 downtown
• Lawmakers trying to stall park ranger layoffs
• Rest stop
• Dropped gun discharges, sending man to hospital
• Neighbors Care Fund donations exceed $9,000
• Canadian’s body ready for home
• Rolling out some spirit
• Chill’s off: November job numbers jump with late harvest, winter tourism
• Old news
• Man booked for car dealership burglary
• Former Cashmere man arrested in Georgia for being a party to two murders
• Putting a face to the arena investors
• How students have changed
• Edgy entities wait for ax to fall — arena suits mean new fear
• Ecology: It’s OK to burn, but try not to
• If the lawsuits start flying, get out your checkbook
• Alert farmer calls 911 on alfalfa thieves
• Talking It Over: Pioneer church’s closing marks passing of history
• Y swim classes start
• Firry finds
• Photos show suspect at robbed Chelan store
• Omak couple arrested for sprinkler system copper wire theft
• Deputy calms anxious Christmas basket crowd
• Kids have close call with young cougar
• Old news
• E-trolley gets smiles, thumbs up from first riders
• Wenatchee World: The week of Dec. 19
• Mother’s report of stolen car solves burglary
• Man arrested after puppy thrown and dragged
• Man awaits border crossing with deceased wife
• Video helps catch burglary suspect
• Dropped cell phone leads to prowling suspect
• Knife-wielding man robs Chelan store
• Electric trolley begins service today
• Cougar kitten shot after fight with dog
• Be comforted, Wenatchee’s a safe place to live
• A nice place to visit, but ... Leavenworth steps up on drooping population numbers
• The Worm: Road of remembrance
• Link: 20 years well done
• Crescent Bar Islanders become their own landlords
• Why two expiration dates?
• Landowner offers to sell cherry orchard to relocate Crescent Bar RVs
• A tragedy, then questions
• Manson man killed in knife attack
• Drowning prompts swim classes aimed at teens
• A certified lifeguard is usually standard
• East Wenatchee mayor working on arena fix
• Wilf Woods: LiDAR brings landforms up close and personal
• City takes step toward car-tab hike
• The Christmas Scoop
• Pilot service center to close at Pangborn
• Waterville institution closing after 113 years
• Man convicted of beating mother with crucifix
• Four injured as driver in stolen pickup causes four accidents
• NCW sees dramatic increases in uninsured
• Awards event to honor DUI arrest efforts
• Burn ban extends through weekend
• A US Bank spokewoman said it wasn’t a bank error that led to some investors in the Town Toyota Center accidentally being repaid last week.
• Grief Place: New name remodeled facility
• Holiday music ... for the brain
• Old news
• Football jersey among items stolen in burglary
• Snowy footprints lead to burglary suspect
• Dog rescue shuts down highway
• Eastside man arrested for metal theft
• NCW postal plant gets two month reprieve
• YMCA After School Program offers affordable child care for working parents
• State changes winter pass requirements in two spots
• Postal Service delays closing processing centers and post offices
• City removes vehicles in property cleanup
• How students have changed
• Shoplifter darts in and out of house
• Domestic dispute prompts college lockdown
• Old news
• A sprained ankle and a broken neck
• Future of Scout-A-Vista looks bright, details cloudy
• Pateros is first to receive Lake Roosevelt water
• Wenatchee gangmember pleads guilty in Quincy shooting
• Books allowed: Jail accepts more print under federal decree
• U.S. Forest Service Partners with Mountain Bike Filmmakers
• Airport manager quits for job in Vail
• SEC investigating Town Toyota Center
• Schools locked down during gun incident
• Mansfield
• Old news
• Police report: Drowning victim missed swim test
• Salmon recovery grants announced
• Brewster’s Danny Boy team plans speed car comeback
• 24 months in embezzlement scheme
• Sheriff's Office to sponsor youth search and rescue program
• Wenatchee World: The week of Dec. 12
• Stagnant air conditions to weaken as storm rolls in
• Brewster man pleads guilty to orchard murder
• Stabbing victim seeks treatment hours after crime
• Juvenile arrested after stabbing incident
• Old news
• Rufus Woods: Naturalist program builds community
• Sheriff's Office to sponsor youth search and rescue program
• Park officials: Buy the Discover Pass
• Park rangers: Have patience, continue to visit parks
• New Stehekin book loaded with historic family photos
• The Worm: CB5 delivers the music she loved
• Balloons for Heather
• Bank made arena bond payments in error, state says
• Sheriff's Office to sponsor youth search and rescue program
• Foggy ducks
• Yakima
• Old news
• Defense: Wolf-poaching evidence was wrongfully seized
• 3-year-old boy shoots self in leg
• New Oroville canola plant could change the world, president says
• School fires teacher following arrest
• The magic of learning to read
• Ancestral stories of witches and slaves
• Four-car accident ties up bridge traffic
• Bathroom fire damages three-story home
• 23 lose jobs in Wilbur-Ellis closure
• Wilbur-Ellis to close Wenatchee division
• Arena bill won't be heard by Senate
• Some arena bondholders unexpectly paid back
• Fund donations helping kids learn to read
• City files charge against merchant who cut down street trees
• Old news
• PUD to lend fiber network $16 million
• Medical center affiliates with Virginia Mason
• Omak man named to Fish and Wildlife Commission
• Brewster hospital finances continue to struggle
• Five companies vie for pool contract
• PUD would step in for some area state parks
• Bailout bill hits a wall in the Senate
• Arena’s debt drags down bond ratings
• Managers, workers sort options
• Old news
• Air quality worsens as stagnation continues
• Parks are paying the price as state cuts into budgets
• Nine-year sentence in online abuse case
• Police: Rape victim forced to withdraw charges
• Senate committee won't hear arena bill
• After a century of prosperity, hail to the Hort!
• Leavenworth
• Old news
• Domestic dispute led to murder/suicide
• Stagnant air advisory continues
• Tonasket girl found unresponsive in her tub
• Deputy struck in face during arrest
• Infant may become blind after assault; father in custody
• Link gets new grant for more electric buses
• E-trolley chief: Initial delivery dates were too optimistic
• A typical workday begins... and then tragedy
• School district says it has ‘communicated’ with the family
• Arena bill passes House
• $15 million claim filed against Wenatchee School District
• Hort leader wants new group for unity, direction in fruit industry
• Burglars leave behind car, purse
• Stagnant air advisory
• Arena bill’s chances are diminishing
• Decking their heads with hats of whimsy
• A few extra dollars can help others stay warm
• Putting a Washington back in Nat Washington’s old home
• decking church halls -- old version - do not use
• Decking the church halls
• Link gets new grant for more electric buses
• Old news
• Winthrop woman charged in fatal crash
• E-trolley chief: Initial delivery dates were too optimistic
• Street alert
• Man arrested for breaking bank window
• Man arrested after fighting with deputy
• Driver’s condition upgraded to satisfactory
• Burn ban starts Saturday
• Shelter from the cold
• City approves budget with no service, staff cuts
• Surrounding communities tell Wenatchee to pay for the arena itself
• Chelan group challenges legality of lakefront property
• Arena bill still alive, bondholders agree to be patient
• Feast for the ears
• Wilf Woods: YWCA thrift store finds new home in historic Rose-Wade building
• Residents question wisdom of mail center shutdown
• Disqualified Wenatchee law firm declines Grant PUD a refund
• Old news
• Cafe AZ’s serves up delicious food with a purpose
• Sage crisis center plans open house
• Town Toyota Center headed for default today
• We are remembering that we were married 60 years ago today
• Feds to explain chinook proposal
• Parks in for more cuts, but no closures so far
• A chain reaction of kindness
• Old news
• Town Toyota Center headed for default
• A long journey’s end
• Journey to Bethlehem
• School district hires outside investigator in pool drowning
• Man convicted of murder as teen pleads not guilty
• Lawmakers pushing hard for arena bill
• City leaders pledge to make good on loan
• Neck-and-neck elections yield narrow wins
• Mail center closure would save $1.5 million, says postal study
• Building Bethlehem
• Old news
• Okanogan man loses second child, faces second manslaugher charge
• Sponsor: $42M Wenatchee bailout plan in trouble
• Local officials testify on arena debt bill
• Johnson and Kuntz headed to Olympia for arena bill
• Live streaming arena bailout: Day Two
• Former bandmates still fast friends
• Even the rich (in experience) need a little help sometimes
• It’s that time again, everyone ...
• Items found in crashed vehicle may clear up burglaries
• Teacher suspected of domestic violence
• Pretzel with peanut butter sickens kindergartener
• Old news
• Lawmakers give early approval of $42 million arena bailout
• Injured driver now in satisfactory condition
• Grief support center changes name, plans open house
• Live streaming 1:30 p.m.: Town Toyota Center bailout hearing
• Chelan County PUD settles over oil spills
• Tires, valued at $16,000, stolen from business
• Local jail may get more inmates from other cities than previously thought
• Kosta Browne picked as world’s best
• Time to welcome in Christmas
• The Worm: A chilly night and a Zamboni ride — must be the holidays!
• New book remembers ‘Louie, Louie’ and other unsung proposals
• School cuts: On the block again
• Grant to remove debris from Icicle, Wenatchee
• Don’t forget the little shops
• Don’t be a jerk — park smart
• Learn more
• Old news
• Old news
• Retailers gear up to ease Black Friday parking hassles
• ‘Fish v. people’ dispute on the Entiat has agencies scrambling
• Who’ll fix the damage?
• More woody debris in NCW
• Wenatchee man critical after fatal collision
• Commission to consider wolf plan
• Arena bill changed to eliminate forced sales tax
• New judge appointed for Okanogan County
• Legislators hold noses, talk arena
• Wilf Woods: Rita Brown joins joins the PAC
• PUD to measure customer opinions about fiber-optics
• East Wenatchee garbage is back with Waste Management
• Old news — Nov. 24
• Neighbors Care Fund: Helping neighbors find work
• Rufus Woods: Giving thanks
• Little snow expected for the holiday weekend
• World keeps holiday custom
• Another month of frustrating job growth
• Local leaders won’t challenge arena bill
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• Thanksgiving dinner is served
• Malaga couple die as a result of Saturday accident
• The Database
• Tips for surviving the holidays
• Surviving the holidays after the death of a loved one
• Former Omak mission children sue state over St. Mary’s sex abuse case
• Wind gusts may reach 50 mph early this afternoon
• Old news
• Fire badly damages Orondo-area home
• Murder trial for Wilson pushed to March
• Gregoire plan could raise sales tax
• The Hidden Hand
• Wilf Woods: ‘Take Hold’ a previously unwritten piece of local history
• Bail set at $1 million as Savoie awaits new trial
• Common Ground: The Hat Project’s hands-on magic
• Lawyer vows to appeal tribal cigarette tax case
• Wenatchee World: The week of Nov. 21
• Old news
• Passenger injured in Highway 97 collision
• Account open for young drowning victim
• Drowning investigation to begin on Monday
• Accident closes Highway 97 near Chelan Falls
• Woman rescued from teetering car after 20 minutes
• Church burglary solved, others pending
• Highway 97 reopenes after accident
• PUD advises winter prep for outages
• Making short work of winter
• Several injured in Saturday crashes
• Two survive rollover crash
• Ridge’s early opening draws giddy ski crowd
• Accused felon found hiding in bedroom
• Autopsy: WHS student died from drowning
• State budget woes limit help for those with HIV
• How things have changed
• Wilf Woods: Thanksgiving — A day of thanksgiving and praise
• Old news
• HIV-infected Wenatchee man stays optimistic despite many obstacles
• Medications keep death rates low
• What is HIV?
• Local program on tap for World AIDS Day
• At a glance
• Storms top man-made snow for an early Ridge opening
• About $18,000 in stolen property recovered
• HIV then and now: 'There was so much fear of the unknown'
• The Worm: The kids are all right
• Surrounding communities unhappy with state plan
• Bill would allow sales tax without public vote
• Autopsy: WHS student died from drowning
• A jolly visit from the North Pole
• New venue for Festival of Trees
• Grant PUD law firm disqualified in Crescent Bar case
• Rush on to prevent default of Wenatchee arena
• Seasonal closure approaches for Sage Hills
• State claims workplace violations in Leavenworth tubing employee’s death
• NCW families step up for adoptions
• Comments sought on Park Service weed plan
• Grieving family wants answers
• Students describe friend as funny and friendly
• School district plans internal investigation
• Teen dies in apparent drowning at Wenatchee High School pool
• Omak quake felt throughout NCW, state
• Car tab fee coming for Wenatchee
• Old news
• Student who died in WHS swimming pool identified
• Student died in WHS swimming pool
• Storms top man-made snow for an early Ridge opening
• Six-hour closure set for hospital on Sunday
• City’s car-tab talk draws out Eyman
• No serious injuries in snow-related crashes
• Juarez de Lopez still on top in school district race
• Orondo homeowner clobbers then holds suspected burglar
• Rufus Woods: Summit shows the art of what’s possible
• Festival of Trees: Friday through Sunday
• First taste
• Wilf Woods: Occupy whirlwind
• Postal officials to hold meeting on possible closure
• Man robbed at gun-point
• DNR: Action needed on bug-infested forests
• Headlock bandit sentenced
• Gun possession sends teen gangmember to jail
• ‘Not for human consumption’
• Old news
• Snow and collisions close Highway 2 at Leavenworth
• Child reports being assaulted on his way to school
• Color and costumes
• Patrols in George now in hands of security contractor
• Old news
• Orondo homeowner clobbers then holds suspected burglar
• Seniors take team to bowling school
• On-duty sex gets deputy suspended
• Local leaders will hear details of arena bail-out bill on Friday
• Storm closes highway, prompts storm warning
• In headstomp attack, one defendant pleads guilty
• North Cascades Highway closes for storm
• Child reports being assaulted on his way to school
• Come-from-behinders hang on to leads in Chelan County
• YWCA sponsors homeless events
• Insanity plea after dramatic truck theft and crash
• Chelan and Orondo intersection work wraps up Tuesday
• Drug defendant walks off with own file
• Partner of business burglar sentenced
• Waiting for winter? It’ll be here tomorrow
• Old news
• Kuntz will be Wenatchee's next mayor
• Mmmm: Super Jet raises bar with Bacon Maple Bar
• Wenatchee World: The week of Nov. 14
• Schools invite public to Focus on Education
• Man reports kidnapping in his own car trunk
• Motorist crashes in Pine Canyon during chase
• Public hearing on $20 car-tab proposal
• Most remaining ballots to be counted today
• Driver killed in 97A truck crash
• Leavenworth hospital revels in its redesign
• Push for PUD Internet sales troubles local web companies
• Accident with injury near Stevens Pass
• Old news
• Street alert
• George’s Coyote tale a remarkable one
• What slump?
• The Worm: It’s art no matter how you stack ’em
• Veterans Day Parade 2011
• At Town Toyota Center, the show still goes on
• Check twitter for state prep updates
• Cast in stone
• Honoring service
• Holiday closures
• Rape charge dropped when witness moves away
• SPD officer arraigned on domestic violence charge
• Rufus Woods: New hospice effort building
• East Wenatchee vet recalls amazing capture of German sub
• Some surprises in NCW’s squeaker races
• Storms expected to bring light, wet snow
• Kuntz still holds 256-vote lead in mayor’s race
• City shifting costs of animal control — so pet-license fees are doubling
• State to award contract for new Keller ferry
• City to take another look at car-tab fee
• Arena’s credit rating drops
• Old news
• Kuntz remains ahead in race for Wenatchee mayor
• Driver in knife attack pleads guilt
• What’s open and closed for Veterans Day
• It's a parade, ceremony and food for Veterans Day
• Service providers press local lawmakers
• Cutting cords
• Common Ground: WHS students get a say on improving education
• Condotta to host budget town halls across the region
• Forest Service gets an ear-full over Fields Point barge
• Old news
• Driver in knife attack pleads guilty
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of Oct. 31
• Egg carton company moving into port building
• 26 months, drug treatment for business burglar
• Restaurant destroyed by fire
• Skinned cat is Halloween warning
• Glass doors damaged in car dealership burglary
• Library books available for Kindle
• Red Cross is looking for ‘heroes’
• Grants to help homeless programs
• First snow could fall on NCW communities this week
• Business burglar pleads to break-ins
• Wild take two at Fairbanks
• A different kind of soup kitchen
• Bodybuilding event draws 80 competitors
• The Worm: Generosity needed for Skyler and homeless families
• In rural districts, the pay is pride
• Marysville teen struck by car
• Arsonist ordered to pay feds for wildfire
• Mistrial declared in Swinford murder case
• Lodging tax will go to tourism
• Lawmakers will be asked to loan money for arena debt
• Over an autumn rail
• Rowing fog
• Pianists to raise curtain on new grand piano
• District: Teacher made sexual advances
• Old news
• Jail cutting staff to make up revenue losses
• Roof work may have caused iron works fire
• Legion is mum over resolution of fake Marine
• In Swinford trial, jury goes home undecided
• No decision in Swinford trial; jury excused for day
• Eastmont plans for construction
• Lighting up lives
• ‘I shot my friend’ 911 call and blood testimony at Swinford trial’s third day
• Schauer raises more money than Kuntz in mayor’s race
• Eastmont lays out construction plans
• Old news
• Solar kit could light African homes, brighten lives
• Lawsuit seeks cleanup of smelly property
• Senator works through thyroid cancer care
• State’s high court will hear arena appeal
• ‘I shot my friend’
• Turn in unwanted prescription drugs Saturday
• Old news
• Eyman’s latest ‘poison pill’ tough to swallow
• Milk, eggs ... and a fifth of whiskey?
• Skilled apple pickers needed to avert disaster
• Fire officals sift through iron works' ashes
• Jobs come on as harvest finally arrives
• Seven shots, nine wounds
• Swinford trial, Day Two: Lawyers debate bullet paths
• Hospital fire displaces patients
• Coldest temperatures of the season won’t have an impact on fruit harvest
• Old news
• Fire destroys iron works near Chelan Falls
• Wilf Woods: ‘Cascadia’s Fault’ a cautionary tale
• Quincy challenger seeks return to council
• Parks director makes late bid for Cashmere City Council
• Friends recall night of Raney’s death
• Parks director makes late bid for Cashmere City Council
• Eastside man jailed for attempting to rob parents
• Hospital fire displaces patients
• Barter fair cooperation yields drug bust
• Sellar Bridge workshop to focus on west-end upgrades
• Girl who inspired Lake Chelan swim dies of cancer
• Entiat campgrounds, trails close for season
• Coldest temperatures of the season coming tonight
• Dave Bremmer
• Making a difference at Douglas Creek
• Former mayor’s husband seeks Position 1 seat
• Challenger, incumbent want East Wenatchee to open up
• Tim Detering
• Ephrata woman dies from crash injuries
• Quincy
• Frank Collings
• Voters have clear choice with mayor candidates
• Frank Kuntz
• Steve Lacy
• Council members square off for Leavenworth mayor’s seat
• Street alert
• Arena bondholders want their money
• Robert Francis
• The Worm: From DOT to deluxe accommodation?
• Schulze and Detering offer new faces for council
• Budgets, boats separate Eastside mayoral candidates
• Transparency a big issue for East Wenatchee Council candidates
• New law makes it easier for felons to vote, file for office
• Two-man race for Chelan’s city council
• Old news
• Incumbent, Realtor vie for seat on Chelan City Council
• Ephrata woman critical after crash
• Man with theft convictions seeks council seat
• Knutsen and Moore vie for Cashmere Council seat
• Puppy paddle
• New faces for Cashmere schools
• GO ... Make a Difference
• Electric trolleys should roll in December
• Council candidates say business experience will help
• City still considering police layoffs, fire fees to balance the budget
• Swimmers lobby hard to save pool
• Peter DeVries
• Ballroom dancing classes
• The candidates
• Old news
• Friendly rivals jockey for Leavenworth seat
• Stehekin residents sue over ferry regulations
• Federal act could lead to year-round recreation at ski areas
• Dress up day
• Ballroom dancers perfect their steps for fun and exercise
• Man pulls knife on construction workers, then runs to river
• Candidates offer choice between tourism and youth activities
• Lawyer: Two inmates may have admitted involvement in Mackenzie Cowell’s murder
• Wine by the ton
• Chelan County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Chelan County
• Bob Goedde
• Bill Crego
• PUDs to pay for fish hatchery in Canada
• James A. Garfield, the reluctant president
• Face to face with grief that doesn’t go away
• Seattle cop charged after Oktoberfest arrest
• School success is key for candidates
• Challenger eyes Chelan mayoral seat
• Nature’s new driveway
• Air quality alert given for sensitive populations
• Appliances taken in burglaries to two homes
• Old news
• Two years’ probation for kitten killing
• Inmate magazine sues Chelan County jail over mail policy
• Fall's golden glow
• Orchards appeal for picker help
• Workshop helps surgical technologists stay sharp
• Old news
• Two killed in rear-end collisions east of Snoqualmie Pass
• New residential rate approved for Chelan PUD
• Seattle domestic violence investigator arrested for domestic violence
• Wenatchee World: The week of Oct. 17
• Moses Lake man, who fatally shot burglar, is arrested
• Police search for wanted man for three hours
• Felon found by DOC after Wenatchee crash and chase
• Emergency talk planned for Crescent Bar
• Lake Tapps hunter found dead
• NPR adds translator for service to upper valley
• Don’t cut the payphone line yet, says attorney
• Two legs good, four legs better
• Street alert
• San Francisco
• WVC libarary goes high tech
• Got your number
• College receives windfall of grant funding
• The Worm: Tests, toots and connecting the DOTs
• Chelan to buy Masonic hall for library
• Chelan PUD fiber plan delayed until April
• Almost time to say good-bye: Users hang-up on payphones
• Old news
• Omak man charged with first-degree murder
• Knabb accomplice sentenced in federal court
• Knitch art
• Making way for a new line
• Talking It Over: Another round on the liquor initiative
• Bank of America online outage this weekend
• Council takes no action on mayor’s payback
• Elderly couple found after spending night in car
• Cashmere candidate has a history of domestic violence
• Old news
• Eastmont surveys parents about year-’round school
• Homeowner angry that city plans to clean his property
• State treasurer takes more steps to help
• City seeks to sell bonds for Town Toyota Center
• Growers expect fruit exports to boom under new trade pacts
• City candidates square off at forum
• Chelan PUD sets final rate hearing
• Missing Dutch couple located
• Paraglider injured in Wenatchee River landing
• Tougher sentence sought for accused ‘Good Samaritan’ killer
• ‘Occupy’ comes to Wenatchee
• Man held on $1 million bail
• The paper chase
• Old news
• Talking It Over: It’s enough to drive you away from drinking
• Grant PUD to host talk about White River fish ponds
• Inmate injured during jail assault
• Suspect arrested in death of Okanogan County woman
• Community Foundation awards fall grants
• Picture perfect
• Parachute education
• Light year in NCW for wildfires
• Growers finding success with Good Ag Practices
• Growers say they can live with new regs — if they don’t keep changing
• Grower workshops
• Old news
• More school districts chosen for statewide teacher evaluation pilot
• Sheriff: Okanogan woman died from head, neck injuries
• On Lake Chelan
• Chief wants more traffic cameras
• Forest Service combines websites
• State transportation survey seeks opinions
• Apples and cider and a bear, oh my!
• Stewart balks at horse-handling prosecution
• Old news
• Street alert
• Harvest haul
• Pumpkins
• Blog: Fruit industry future?
• Double homicide investigation stalls
• NCW philanthropist under federal indictment
• Puppets bring out the creatures of our inner minds
• He won the contest for the best friends, and she won one for scones
• Guessing contest pays off in scones
• Puppets bring out the creatures of our inner minds
• Everyday Business: ‘Pedal’ filmmakers on award-winning ride
• Parlette to have surgery this week
• Wenatchee
• Debt refinance saves Grant PUD $12.4 million
• Street alert
• Wineries
• ‘New and Improved’ Festival of Trees
• The crush is on — finally
• Old news
• Holiday closures
• Winemaking steps
• Firefighters go public with budget concerns
• City and arena lose credit ratings
• Talking It Over: The highs — and snows — of hiking in October
• Holiday closures
• Stitchin’ time
• WRAC serves up 50 years of sports and fitness
• Old news
• Council balks at mayor’s budget proposals
• New sidewalks will make it safer for kids to walk to school
• Douglas PUD seeks 7-percent rate hike
• Trial set for former Douglas PUD lineman accused of stealing fuel
• Burning near Lake Wenatchee starts today
• Icicle Creek Road reopens
• Fed court to reexamine library web filters
• NCW rainfall in the last 24 hours, in inches:
• Talking It Over: (Un)buried treasure inside a local gem
• Coulee City mayor wants city to pay for his recall defense
• Inspiration from nature
• Red Cross’s fire cases more than double over summer
• Slow, steady rain signals fall’s arrival
• Power returns to Eastside
• Search for missing woman abandoned
• Upkeep of tree-lined street falls on residents
• Old news
• Lights finally back on in East Wenatchee
• Mayor to present budget proposal Thursday
• Morning outage hits nearly 900 Douglas PUD customers
• Mid-cycle in a spruce budworm epidemic
• Old news
• State offers help with budworms
• Experts: Good things ahead for hydropower
• Crisis center changes name to Sage
• Garden mutants: NCW gardeners share unusual harvests
• Fire chief: Juveniles lighting fireworks caused Skyline condo fire
• History in action
• Elderly man tied up, gagged during home-invasion robbery
• Quincy marches against gangs in wake of shooting
• Police ask for details of shooting
• Leaky batteries keep electric trolleys stalled
• Old news
• Woman rescued from house fire
• Fire chief: Juveniles lighting fireworks caused Skyline condo fire
• Wenatchee World: The week of Oct. 3
• Leavenworth flag appeal rejected by upper court
• Roof fire also damages attic
• Last chance for comments on wolf plan
• Cities sign for Chelan County law enforcement
• Man shoots self in leg
• Man reports assault on Loop Trail
• State Patrol arrests two after homeowner surprises burglars
• Rate increase approved for Grant PUD
• Arnie Clarke a soaring spirit
• Searchers look for missing Island County woman
• Trails, skate parks top recreation suggestions
• Wings & Wheels draws thousands of enthusiasts
• Quincy marches against gangs in wake of shooting
• Families safe after fire engulfs condo building
• Group appeals generator permits
• United Way moves to strategic approach to meeting needs
• One treaty, mutual benefit
• Old news
• Plug in
• How the Columbia River Treaty works
• A century of Columbia River evolution
• One river, two nations
• Park’s mystery of the mounds — solved!
• Street alert
• The trail that Gordon blazed
• Mayor apologizes, asks for help
• Smoky skies caused by inversion and prescribed burns
• State presses local officials to avoid arena default
• Celebrating salmon
• Arborists-in-training
• Paint and numbers
• Evan Savoie granted a retrial in Ephrata youth murder
• Arnie Clarke memorial takes wing
• One block ... lots kids, lots of memories
• Nostalgia, design fuels rebirth of gas stations
• Chelan math teacher faces assault charges after family fight
• Father of battered baby arrested for assault
• Old news
• Taking a bite out of local produce
• New trial ordered in Ephrata youth murder
• Street alert
• Hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Data center builder plugs in to Quincy’s cheap power, land
• E. Wenatchee cuts sprint boats loose
• Bob Stewart faces animal cruelty charges
• Out of the blue
• Local watersheds win grants
• Old news
• March against violence in Quincy
• Wenatchee
• If you go
• Quincy police seek to question 3 in fatal shooting
• Fleeing felon still on the loose
• Brush fire burns abandoned house
• Baby flown to Harborview
• Winthrop bridge to accommodate pedestrians, bicyclists
• People’s Garden grows in Wenatchee
• Beast pulverizes road and makes it new
• Arena founders to meet state leaders
• ‘Historic preservation’ no longer a dirty word
• Quincy police seek to question 3 in fatal shooting
• Old news
• Proposed additions to the North Cascades National Park
• And so it begins
• It’s official: Interim Assessor Walter appointed to full post
• Information wanted in fatal shooting
• Family escapes injury in mobile home fire
• Goodwill worker finds $38,000 in checks, $1,500 cash
• Mission Ridge Road work continues
• Old news
• Group drops Methow Valley from new National Park proposal
• Regional brewers on tap for scholarship fundraiser
• Suspect arrested in two Eastside pharmacy robberies
• Locked-in suspect surrenders to tactical team
• PUD, college to host talk on future of hydropower
• Fall burning scheduled on Entiat district
• City seeks applicants for volunteer boards
• Misawa delegates welcomed Thursday
• Pretzel toss: The new twist at Autumn Leaf
• Police seek felon who fled car crash
• Wenatchee postal staffers plan picket
• Instructor driven to teach skills that get novice drivers home alive
• Colville Tribes turning to traditional fishing methods
• Gunfire in Quincy leaves 1 dead Friday
• Trails reopen in Holden area
• Highway 2 crash injures motorcyclist
• The Worm: Don’t pay us, go pay them
• Richardson’s Safe Driving School
• Williams: Carrying culture for the future
• Fewer people to be helped under reworked program for disabled
• Street alert
• Next question — Marriah Thornock
• Chelan plans fall burning
• Aging gracefully... and peacefully?
• Oh tank heaven for 7-Eleven
• School hosts anti-bullying program
• For more information and maps, go to the WSDOT website: wsdot.gov/projects/us2/wenatcheeriverbridge
• Kick starter
• Rufus Woods: Community Health expands services
• Risky odds: to vaccinate or not to vaccinate?
• Fees waived at National Forest sites
• Jake's Meats fire ruled accidental
• Ephrata discloses failed water tests
• Old news
• DOT replacing three bridges near Tumwater Canyon
• City prohibits killing animals in public
• New rules for work on historic buildings
• Some city offices to close on Fridays
• Shoppers can now park longer downtown
• City reduces fines for biking on downtown sidewalks
• Scouting leader dismissed over troubled work history
• Public invited to Fish and Wildlife meeting
• If you go
• Burglary suspects sought drug money, police say
• Growers see $27 million gift to WSU as an investment
• Trailers can stay at Vista del Lago, with conditions
• Sunday: Cooler and a chance of rain
• Old news
• Looking for a job? Look at smaller, younger companies
• Fired PUD managers' lawsuits move to federal court
• Crescent Bar off-islanders meet with Grant PUD
• Chelan PUD meets fish survival goals
• City seeks input on future of parks
• Grower gift to WSU will benefit NCW
• Swim club offers to run pool
• Into the park
• This ‘barn’ will be filled with culture — not cows
• Washington hospital affiliations or mergers since 2009
• Highway 97A Wildlife Fence funding
• Apply for Habitat for Humanity in October
• Two-day forum covers cross-border water supply
• Old news
• Who'll pay for Thunder Swamp?
• Defendant pleads guilty to pot manufacture
• Former councilman seeks deferral of DUI charge
• Hospital-clinic affiliation: Is it good for patients?
• Wildlife fence nears completion
• Sagging consumer confidence sinks local jobs in tourism, retail
• Waterville math teacher reinstated
• New Icicle Creek arts theater to break ground next spring
• Open house set for new medical addition
• Park Service plans burning
• Red-light camera opponents lose key supporter
• Cascade Modelers Association
• Museum train facts
• Golden opportunity?
• Modeling for the public
• Old news
• Two arrested in downtown burglary cases
• First-ever brew fest to showcase Eastern Washington’s tastiest craft suds
• Civil suit over arrest ends in railroad’s favor
• Chelan PUD rate meetings set
• Two arrested in downtown burglaries
• Arf! Dog show draws crowds
• Expect a warm last week of summer
• City to go slow on annexations
• Huge crowds overwhelm food booths at Mexican festival
• Tom O’Connell’s winning case
• Police looking for serial burglar
• Customer shoots hand at gun shop
• The Worm
• Wenatchee
• Downtown businesses hit again
• County gives up bail fight over deported drug suspect
• The “Huh?” factor
• Old news
• Fair-ly odd entries: After 50 years, 50 fairs, Jackie Smart’s seen it all
• Gardener nabs Weed award
• Street alert
• Controlled burning to begin
• Ephrata man hurt when flatbed flips on Highway 28
• City to go slow on annexations
• State treasurer: Act now to minimize arena damage
• Downtown businesses hit again
• Seabrook photo earns best in two-state challenge
• Mail brings bad news — Ardenvoir PO to close
• Hospital, medical center propose joint management
• Quincy
• At a glance: Central Washington Hospital and the Wenatchee Valley Medical Center
• Talking It Over: Mathison talks fruit biz
• Laws make other options unlikely, officials say
• A turn for the better
• Home threatened in Douglas County fire
• Flu shots offered at outreach clinics
• I-90 median fire results in two crashes
• Grocery store destroyed in fire
• Loop trail lovers grapple with safety v. sense
• Sunshine on East Wenatchee’s garbage
• Old news
• Two storefronts damaged, one destroyed in fire
• Beating defendant will undergo second psychiatric exam
• Talking It Over: How I took a spill, then fell for red wine
• Teen arrested in transient robbery
• Man arrested after pulling knife on store employee
• Franza makes a comeback at Wenatchee High
• Cities question deputy bills
• Port ponders control of proposed Pybus Public Market
• 70 years later, mine cleanup is nearly complete
• Town celebrates centennial
• Mount Vernon man dies in crash
• Old news
• Man robs pharmacy at Food Pavillion
• City plans to ask others to help out with arena debt
• Redistricting could mean odd pairings
• Crunch Pak may buy Cashmere mill site for $2.3 million
• Woods House liquidation yields $36,800 in grants
• Talking It Over: A second sleeping lady
• Studying sleep
• Council approves ice rink plan
• Plan to iron out loop’s curves brings controversy
• School grants awarded
• Three Wenatchee businesses burglarized
• Old news
• City wants to talk arena debt options with other officials
• Miss Veedol catches boat home
• Ferry crash was mechanical
• Talking It Over: ‘Haiti After the Earthquake’ is a heart-wrenching book
• Humane Society seeks dog that bit man
• After record high, temperatures to cool down
• Homeowner with gun scares off burglars
• Learn skills for successful retirement
• Old news
• PFD members feel protected from liability
• PFD members feel protected from liability
• Man charged in Brewster murder arrested
• PFD members feel protected from liability
• Suspect arrested after car and foot pursuit
• Bridge to a Cure wants your donated bras
• Cigarette started Eastside apartment fire
• Vandals attempt to ‘hose’ a car
• Record heat keeps daytime fair crowds small
• The AARP effect: Interest spikes in moving to Wenatchee Valley
• Spot fires threaten campground, close highway
• Smoke lowers air quality in the Valley
• Temperatures to start cooling down
• Mediation training offered
• Lawsuit over railway confrontation heads for trial
• Record-breaking heat wave to continue
• Grandview Historic discussion set
• Local patrols issue 25 DUI citations
• About 45 workers at TOP Food & Drug face layoffs
• Power restored after outage
• Attacks echo through the years, across a continent
• Still proud to be an American
• Attacks echo through the years, across a continent
• In Mongolia, Peshastin native survives 645-mile ride
• In our midst: A decorated B-17 pilot
• Judge postpones rulings in Crescent Bar suit
• Link bus cuts try to keep pace with losses
• TOP Food & Drug to close
• Talking It Over: My father, the Abraham Lincoln assassination ‘detective’
• Hunters fire at car during vehicle prowl
• Legion postpones decision on member
• Rescued climber is satisfactory
• NCW events remember 2001 attacks
• Grade school locked down during pursuit
• Drivers roll with sinkhole patched
• Judge’s ruling eases city’s budget concerns
• Taxpayers’ victory leaves city and arena unsure of the future
• Old news
• Wines take center stage at the fair
• No one injured as fire damages East Wenatchee apartments
• Grade school locked down during pursuit
• Weeds, not businesses, thrive on Riverside Drive
• Arena debt is PFD’s
• Climber rescued off Mount Stuart
• Ready for the fair
• Commissioners hope fewer meetings will save dough
• More metal pulled from the Wenatchee River
• Urban horticulturist to speak at fair
• Sunnyslope burglar gets 20 months
• Sinkhole seepage continues
• Energy savings or snake oil?
• Old news
• Upper Icicle scheduled to close
• October trial for Swinford
• Chelan obstacle course has gone to the dogs
• Murdered mom’s children find refuge
• Traffic slows to a trickle as sinkhole opens wide
• Traffic control on Mission Ridge Road this week
• Blewett bridge up for replacement
• Douglas County PUD plans $30 million in bonds
• Appeals panel mirrors Wenatchee traffic cam ruling
• Summer extension
• Commissioner suggests extending Chelan’s high water days
• Audit knocks arena finances
• Arena debt question goes to court Thursday
• Old news
• Sinkhole partially closes Miller Street; traffic redirected
• Junk reborn as art for show
• Driver due apology after vehicle crash
• Common Ground: Serve Wenatchee Valley — 10 years of amazing support
• Stehekin ferry bangs its way into shoreline
• Man suspected of breaking toddler’s leg
• Old news
• Haze courtesy of fires in Oregon and the Olympics
• Rash of unlocked-vehicle prowls reported
• Funds available for community improvement
• Driver injured in two-vehicle accident
• Music in motion
• Tokens encourage local spending
• Fire destroys warehouse at Selland Construction
• Street alert
• Old news
• Holiday closures
• Nature teaches real-life experience
• Can’t catch the grizzly trailer? Visit the website
• Flood control project would double as new trailhead
• Sparks from a grinder caused Salmon Creek Fire
• FitzSimmons promoted to World editor
• Accident kills Ephrata bicyclist
• Grants to fund Pangborn runway improvements
• Dog show headed for Cashmere
• Grants to fund Pangborn runway improvements
• Out for a spin
• Birdshot hits dove hunter near Blue Grade
• Mini-train runs Saturday at Riverfront Park
• Housing Authority Commission position open
• Holiday closures for Labor Day weekend
• Talking It Over: Making a difference, one wish at a time
• She conquers Lake Chelan
• Mother alerts police to gun used in shooting
• Bigger cuts may still be coming in city budget
• Salmon Fire winding down
• Court: McKenna must appeal Okanogan PUD power line case
• Bear education trailer coming to a festival near you
• DNR restricts fires in Okanogan County
• Old news
• City sues over ‘junky’ yard
• Talking It Over: Remembering old friends
• Cortes arraigned in domestic murder
• Two-county burglar to plead in year-old robbery
• Grant PUD plans rate hike
• Common Ground: Community Foundation — Helping us give and do good
• Still at it
• Grant PUD plans to refinance debt, construct power line
• Okanogan sheriff is county’s No. 1 Batman fan
• Omak fire holding steady
• Old news
• First-day jitters
• Montana woman’s goal to swim across Lake Chelan — the long way
• Arizona murder trial cost county nearly $1 million
• No gaps
• Ecology issues more generator permits
• Omak fire jumps road, threatens homes
• State test results mired in change
• Old news
• Residents put on alert for Omak wildfire
• Jury finds for Grant County in discrimination suit
• Dangerous river?
• Gangblog: Seattle man sleuths out gang connections online
• Old news
• Hang on, riders
• Legion faces tough decision after member’s embellishments
• 800-acre wildfire burning near Omak
• Bank account set up for children of murder victim
• Okanogan County to get new judge
• Life in prison sought for Quincy drive-by defendants
• Brooke Travis loses battle with cystic fibrosis
• Teen, hit by pickup, in rehabilitation
• Potholes Reservoir passes first toxin test
• Wenatchee still hasn’t hit 100
• Man dies after jumping off cliff at Dry Falls
• Body of missing man found on Wenatchee River
• Local stump fiddler to be on Discovery Channel
• Fair time
• Search underway for man missing on Wenatchee River
• Cops wonder if they could have prevented double fatal shooting
• Has Sept. 11 changed your life? Tell us about it.
• Choosing up sides: What gangs are we dealing with here?
• Gangs have left a mark on the area
• Questions for Police Chief: Arson, drive-by shooting, city safety
• A history with gangs
• Woman displayed gun in public hours before shooting herself and roommate
• Hospital to lay off 80 workers, cut $7 million
• Brooke Travis loses battle with cystic fibrosis
• Okanogan shooting leaves two dead
• Lawyer: Arena debt would be city’s
• Center hires new marketing director
• School of preparation
• Irrigation district set dates for shutting off the pipes
• Public meeting next month looks at future water use
• State gathering comments on Wells Dam water quality
• Common Ground: Eastmont’s Christensen has transformed school district
• No relief in sight
• Season for triploid trout escapees ends today
• Feds give $3.5 million for Methow Valley habitat
• Two dead, one injured in Okanogan shooting
• Old news
• Condition of man burned in arson improves
• Talking It Over: Celebrating another 200th anniversary
• It’s fair time!
• Grants turn on new lightbulbs in NCW school districts
• Husband facing first-degree murder
• Helicopter spots 1,500 pot plants in plot
• Hiker with broken leg rescued
• Oh, deer! Leavenworth hospital’s emergency room turns away curious walk-in patient
• Old news
• $5,000 reward offered in fatal fire
• Man tried to hide from cops in backyard hot tub
• Mine cleanup to impact trails and roads
• Jobless rate drops despite struggles
• Old news
• What's an RV? Vista del Lago residents await county ruling
• Rocky Reach sturgeon babies growing, feeding
• Remembering Kaiden
• Back to School for Wenatchee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Community servant Irv Conner dies
• Four hurt in collision on Highway 2/97
• Chelan PUD to rethink proposed conservation rates
• Common Ground: Updates on efforts to improve schools, homeless shelter
• Old news
• View from on high
• Learning parenting skills — in jail
• Tumwater fire calms
• Funds set up for family of boy killed at motocross
• Containment expected today on 1,100 acre fire
• 400-acre fire threatens homes near Grand Coulee
• 5-year-old boy killed at Ephrata raceway
• Wenatchee World: The week of Aug. 22
• Entiat man dies in crash near Hermiston
• Hiker rescued from Lyman Lake
• Pedestrian struck by car — again
• Sick man rescued from Mt. Stuart
• Air clears as fire winds down
• Electrical fire chars house
• Trailer scorched as heat tape smolders
• Motorcyclist dies in crash near Blewett Pass
• 5-year-old boy killed at Ephrata raceway
• Man arrested on suspicion of stabbing wife to death
• Husband arrested on suspicion of stabbing wife to death
• Air still bad as fire nears containment
• Motoryclist dies in crash near Blewett Pass
• Roller derby rolls onto the local scene
• Firefighters making progress; air advisory issued
• City cemetery has fallen on tough times
• City looks at simplifying process for new breweries, wineries
• Coo-coo: Dove stages its own kind of fly-in
• Do not disturb A police method of searching for suspects comes up against case law, and loses
• Tumwater Canyon now open
• New adult home is a community effort
• Music in the park
• Best succumbs to cystic fibrosis at Seattle hospital
• Bullets flew both ways at drive-by shooting in Malaga
• Slide show
• City plans to give property to homeless shelter
• Common Ground: Annual school supply giveaway was a big hit with kids
• Washington Pass overlook trail closed weekdays
• Tumwater Canyon fire has Highway 2 closed
• Old news
• Tumwater fire grows to 200 acres
• Gunman misses mourners at house
• Caregiver charged with abandoning client
• A day of tears and anger
• Supreme Court denies orchardists in Rocky Reach trail lawsuit
• Quick fire response saves Sunnyslope house
• Volunteers needed to count bicyclists, pedestrians
• Local bank gives city three-year loan extension
• Dining al fresco
• Common Ground: Remembering six-man football with Marc Rasmussen
• Weeding the waterways
• Old news
• Shooter fires into crowd gathered after boys’ funeral
• Fire burns Baker Flats home, garage
• Fires closes one highway; partially closes another
• Campfire restrictions go into effect in Chelan County
• NCW primary results
• Some NCW waters full of toxic bloom
• These larvicide pellets spell relief
• Common Ground: Wenatchee Schools launch audacious initiative
• Extra patrols seek drunk drivers
• Old news
• Councilwoman Carolyn Case trails in primary
• Luxury living for kids
• Frank Kuntz leading in race for Wenatchee mayor
• Stage is set for arena debt lawsuit
• Life in ‘The Penthouse’
• Teen’s survival ‘a miracle,’ says mom
• Talking It Over: Remembering the fighter jets of WWII
• Common Ground: NCW’s wines have a bright future
• Wenatchee’s skate park gets a lift
• Primary ballots due tonight
• Old news
• Blog: Winemakers Invitational a success
• Wenatchee World: The week of Aug. 15
• Kayaker's body found in Wenatchee River
• Off the clock: Art by Lance Dooley
• Alert motorist kept crash from turning deadly
• Coulee City blaze contained
• Police investigate rash of vehicle prowls
• Primary ballots due tomorrow
• Man charged with cultivating cockfights
• A day to clean up our precious Wenatchee River
• Teen’s survival ‘a miracle,’ says mom
• Perfect fit
• Stay out of Rufus Woods Lake, Corps warns — high toxins
• Bowling and rolling
• Extra patrols yield citations
• Theodore Roosevelt: a bullish personality
• Free smoke detectors available through city fire department
• Start your engines
• Olivas channels lessons from dyslexia to help others
• Cascade Adaptive Sports
• Teen struck by truck
• The Worm: Miss Veedol set to take flight at Misawa festival
• Residents stay put as wildfire threatens homes near Coulee City
• Police officers find house fire burning in attic
• Precautions might have saved boys
• Resident escapes fire unharmed
• On the waterfront
• Talking It Over: Metro crime numbers offer surprising hope
• Deputy assessor likely interim office leader
• Free school supplies available for children
• Chelan County hosts open house for Penny Road project
• Sheriff’s deputies seek car prowl victims
• Apple crop numbers fuzzy after late start
• Mangalee nears end of Mongol Derby race
• Seeking the strangest stuff from your garden
• Common Ground: We depend on westside transportation
• City lays out its debt case in court
• Old news
• Suspect captured after crashing stolen vehicle
• Fired fiber managers sue PUD
• Talking It Over: Chinese dam project will be quite a job
• Nature’s weed eaters
• Seeking AIDS patients and caregivers
• Snipping away for 50 years
• Common Ground: Honoring the best wines NCW has to offer
• Sprint boats zoom here Saturday
• Stampede kicks off today
• Fired fiber managers sue PUD
• Turns out, handcuffs make it hard to swim
• Tonasket wildfire partially contained
• Old news
• Fired fiber managers sue PUD
• Lightning, winds possible through tonight
• Upper Icicle Creek Road will close for rebuilding
• Wildfire threatens homes east of Tonasket
• Feds plan to lower Banks Lake for improvements
• A wooly job
• Chelan County assessor is out
• Cultivation charge follows discovery of pot field
• Death of Omak woman ruled suicide
• Contract approved for Grant PUD manager
• Cougar shot near Chelan
• Fatal car-pedestrian wreck yields a misdemeanor charge
• Boys died from smoke inhalation
• Old news
• Chelan County Assessor Trudell forced from office
• After three years of red, PUD is back in black
• DUI hearing delayed by hospitalization
• Douglas PUD lineman recovering from high-voltage jolt
• A warm weather workout
• Ephrata teen dies after swimming accident
• Police make fatal fire top priority, warn gang members not to retaliate
• Suspicious fire burns 40 acres near Chelan Dam
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of Aug. 8
• DNA match identifies man’s body
• Boat sinks near Apple Yard
• Deputies use Taser on eluding suspect
• August surprise: snow — lots of it
• BizBlog: Falafels full of flavor
• Memorial honors boys who died in fire
• Three new cases of whooping cough in Grant County
• City seeking applicants for arena board
• State investigates cougar shooting
• Mosquito control set for Confluence Wildlife Area
• Blog: Enter those amateur wines in the Chelan County Fair
• Street alert
• Downtown art
• Highway 28 crash injures five
• Paddle pals
• Arson cited in deadly house fire
• clo Downtown art
• John Marshall and his 20-year project
• A slow-developing picture
• The Worm: Kevin's story and the bomber's big buy
• Old news
• A carnival for Chris Day in the park benefits injured racer
• Wenatchee
• Suspect splashes acid on two deputies
• Water show
• Target shooting caused fire
• Cystic fibrosis hospitalizes another member of Entiat family
• Nespelem firefighter gets 10 years for arson
• Stolen property found in stolen pickup
• Three hospitalized in Soap Lake crash
• Grant PUD opens outreach office at Crescent Bar
• Candidate 'meet and greet' scheduled for Tuesday
• PUDs doubt judge’s salmon ruling will affect operations
• City will spend an extra $450,000 on legal fees
• Fire, streets came out on top in city poll
• Old news
• Two dead, one injured in house fire
• Fate tugs at family ties
• Late-night assault victim released from hospital
• See art by cycle at First Friday
• Crews pack up as Chelan fire snuffed
• Page turns for Business Journal
• Old news
• Jarvis resigns from arena board
• Heeyah! Short on players, console tournament still packs a wallop
• Schools to pony up $15,000 after student’s microwave injury
• Bookkeeper arrested in business theft
• Climber retrieved after fall
• Wenatchee’s normals*
• Partial FAA shutdown puts Pangborn project on hold
• Open house for expansion of eastside industrial zones is Aug. 10
• Normal temps not what they used to be
• Two patients upgraded
• Helicopter heads for fallen climber
• National Night Out turns 28
• Wilfred Woods: Gayla’s Pastry rolls into downtown
• DNR withdraws Stemilt exchange under pressure
• No suspect identified in robbery
• Containment expected tonight on Chelan fire
• Uncertainty grips neighbors of runway project
• Community gardens offer food for the table, and the soul
• DSHS probes lead to welfare cases against five women
• Old news
• Protecting homes is today’s priority on Chelan fire
• Common Ground: A bicycle theft and cycling art
• Man injured in midnight front yard attack
• Prowling call leads to stolen car
• Dramatic demolition
• Contracts cushion PUD general managers
• Talking It Over: How about a merlot to go with that map?
• Bridgeport stabbing sends one to hospital
• Old news
• Chelan fire burns 260 acres, threatens homes
• Summer chinook season — first in 20 years — opens with little fanfare
• L&I investigating electrocution death
• Wenatchee World: The week of Aug. 1
• Man charged again in incest case
• Holden Mine cleanup to impact visitors
• Summer chinook season — first in 20 years — opens with little fanfare
• Mission Ridge Road closed starting Wednesday
• The Worm: Lotto luck with that, Town Toyota Center
• No kidding, these kids are naturals at sales
• Hit and run incident injures two motorcyclists
• Alert worker solves two prowls in one
• Three local women in same Seattle hospital with problems related to Cystic Fibrosis
• Assessor residency challenged by conservative blogger
• Oroville
• At home on the range
• Soap Lake victim shot three times
• Electrified siding kills Cashmere man
• Eastmont Pharmacy robbed
• Soap Lake ballot offers choices
• Hospital, two cities asking funding through special election measures
• Victim in Soap Lake shooting named
• Motorcycle crash injurs Bothell woman
• Omak pot grow busted
• East Wenatchee ex-CEO pleads to $25 million in fraud
• New vice principal for Wenatchee High School
• Airport officials review runway plan at Tuesday talk
• A bit cold, found camper wanted to return
• City council candidates focus on finances
• Man dies in apparent electrocution
• Moses Lake man hospitalized after crash
• Old news
• New bridge walk puts pedestrians high above the flow
• What's holding it up?
• City forces PFD to find new attorney for lawsuit
• Property owners resist paying for Riverside Drive
• Kiwanis work is a name changer
• Road repairs won’t be pretty
• Murder suspects turn themselves in
• In Wenatchee assault case, lawyer wants a King County trial
• Suspects sought in Soap Lake shooting
• Sun, sky, food
• Annual law enforcement event is Tuesday
• Common Ground: Peshastin native heads for Mongolian adventure
• Open-air restaurants have it made in the shade
• Omak man guilty in 2009 killing
• Omak man sentenced for child rape
• Park Service evaluating Stehekin bids
• Sheriff names suspects in homicide, assault
• Judge allows facilities district to join arena suit
• Challengers want to take business approach to city budget
• One killed in Soap Lake shooting
• New Mission Ridge Road falling apart
• Old news
• Ardenvoir, Chelan Falls, Stehekin studied for postal shutdown
• Manson man critical after crash
• YMCA camper, missing overnight, is found
• Just like the weather, June job growth was cool
• Cherry harm could have been worse
• Asphyxiation killed chopper pilot
• Old news
• Reducing state debt: Q&A with Sen. Linda Evans Parlette
• Saving salmon ... on ice
• Council candidates: Community needs should not get lost in arena debt
• Squirrelly outages driving neighbors nuts
• Young chopper pilot died from asphyxiation
• Bridge-jumping drug suspect now in federal court
• Arena owner joins suit over Town Toyota Center debt
• The trees are gone
• Common Ground: Apple industry honors students with loads of scholarships
• Clean is their thing
• Autopsy set for pilot killed in chopper crash
• Storm ignites small fires
• Old news
• Growers assess cherry damage from surprise rains
• Wenatchee World: The week of July 25
• CHELAN — A helicopter flying low over an orchard to dry off wet cherries clipped a power line and crashed this afternoon, killing the pilot, the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office reported.
• Condition improves for shooting victim
• School moves ahead with Manson Options
• Numerous car prowls reported
• Wenatchee man struck by gun pellet
• Three seek to be Wenatchee’s next mayor
• Day of thunder ahead
• Campylobacter cases on the rise in Grant County
• Omak celebrates 100 years with old-time displays
• Fire damages Sunnyslope home
• Decal flags stolen vehicle
• Clean-up efforts well under way
• Old news
• Tonasket man airlifted after shooting
• Burglary yes, stolen goods yes, child porn no Nine charges set aside in defendant’s guilty plea
• Chelan association gets national certification
• Social Security cuts hours
• Overlook closed for repairs
• Oh, say, can you sing? Apollo Club to voice anthem at Mariners game
• South Wenatchee: A place where families can get a start
• South Wenatchee memories
• Years ago, a town of its own
• Freakish fruit, veggies? Let us know
• Wenatchee named perfect place to retire
• Want to help?
• Panel of experts will discuss rules of open government
• Rescuing the big rig
• Soak up the fun
• Child porn charges withdrawn in burglary case
• Okanogan County seeks suspect in homicide
• Agency offers fresh salmon plan
• Lung recipient goes on life support
• The honeymoon’s over
• Sellar Bridge lane closures end — for now
• Red-light camera tickets decrease in 2011
• Old news
• Search training
• Talking It Over: Historic district’s silly rules are a neighborhood menace
• Farrar lags as Alps stages drag by
• Brewster orchard worker found dead
• Canada declines to prosecute U.S. tribal hunter
• Head of Grant County Jail demoted
• Salmon on the move
• Three injured in two-car crash
• Sheriff’s deputies confiscate more than 3,000 pot plants
• New suit over Chiwawa Pines rental bylaws
• Walking through life
• Old news
• Assessor still hasn’t found a home in the right county
• Swimmer pulled from Lake Chelan still critical
• Electric trolleys at a glance
• Ascent to madness: Riders taking aim at the top of the Alps
• Critics renew red-light camera fight in Wenatchee
• Child taken to hospital after near-drowning
• Chelan school surveys community
• Drive-by shooting riddles house with bullets
• Quincy woman injured in two-car crash
• Time to shake, rattle and roll — your kayak
• Embezzler to pay $360,000 to victim
• Old news
• Chargers may delay trolley rollout
• Drug conviction stands for man who shot robbery suspect
• Child taken to hospital after near-drowning
• Proposal would add thousands of acres to wilderness
• Classic bomber brings back memories
• Eastside woman’s CPR training saves child
• Old news
• Salmon on the move
• Wenatchee World: The week of July 18
• Omak woman killed in crash
• Celebrating Saddle Rock
• Chelan approves trail design
• Wolf poaching case to trial in September
• Man drowns in Omak Lake
• BizBlog: Vistors bureau pops the cork on new tasting room
• Motorcyclist ejected in Sunday accident
• Dogs learn that rattlesnakes aren’t fun
• Three injured in I-90 accident
• Commemorative bomber arrives Pangborn for tours today
• Pangborn to improve taxiways
• Hiker falls to his death above Lake Augusta
• New evals: a closer look
• Setting it up
• Big changes for the evaluators, too
• Street alert
• New evaluations promise a ‘culture change’ in education
• When pressure’s on, 13-year-old puts on pressure
• No lease on life for Blockbuster; store closes
• Where’s the fire?
• Arena board may intervene in city’s suit
• New limits on temporary signs
• Old news
• On purse patrol, an unpleasant surprise
• Preparing the new grounds
• Common Ground: WVC’s Center for Music and Art: Imagine the possibilities
• Farrar endures another day in the Pyrenees
• Crews update vintage powerline
• A walk in the park
• Talking It Over: Credit card fraud hits close to home
• Farrar grinds through day in mountains
• His name was Ignace
• Douglas PUD to chip in for fiber connections
• Contract awarded for next phase of Sellar bridge work
• Leavenworth woman injured in two-vehicle collision
• Judged clean, Cowell suspect’s car returned
• To pay or not to pay
• BizBlog: Window washers reach new heights
• Old news
• Freakish fruit, veggies? Let us know
• About the White River
• What’s next
• Making apple ethanol
• Hiker died from broken neck in fall
• Entiat man dies after horse accident
• Petitioners oppose White River plan
• Regional fire authority planning continues
• Helicopter loses power, crashes in orchard
• Campfire blamed for 200-acre blaze
• Cavendish tops Farrar
• ‘Seven Brides’ starts tonight
• Wilfred Woods: Announcement of new Symphony venue is music to my ears
• To pay or not to pay
• Town Toyota Center background: how we got here
• From apples to ethanol: Manson teacher finds power in wasted fruit
• Old news
• BizBlog: Eastside course challenges sprint boats
• In Cowell murder, uncharged suspect seeks auto’s return
• Sweet sounds of summer
• The Worm: Overcoming nature, both Mother and human
• Talking It Over: The mighty Grand Coulee Dam roars to life
• Farrar bides his time, waits for his chance
• Man injured clearing trail
• Families find hope in talk of fire leadership
• Woman injured when vehicle hits pole
• Police investigating Molotov cocktails
• City seeks ruling on arena debt question
• Crews douse three brush fires
• Sex offender charged in Bridgeport rape
• Old news
• Charges filed in stabbing
• Local jails opting into controversial fingerprint-sharing program
• Wenatchee World: The week of July 11
• Ten years later, Yakima family visits fatal fire site
• Retail sales slip in Chelan County, jump in Douglas County
• Budget information now on city’s website
• High-voltage artwork
• Your thoughts on ‘Made in America’
• Local list has cherries on top
• Century Aviation, East Wenatchee
• North Wing Design, East Wenatchee
• Keyes Fibre Corp., Wenatchee
• PA&E electronic products go to extremes
• Superior Fruit Equipment-USA, Wenatchee
• Aplets & Cotlets, Cashmere
• Skadi Nordic, East Wenatchee
• Nunatak puts a light touch on hiking gear
• Handled with care: Van Doren makes machines that ready fruit for market
• Crashes turn Tour into battle of attrition
• Driver, passenger escape serious injury in rollover
• Renton man critical after nearly drowning on Lake Chelan
• Cougar spotted in Malaga horse barn
• Couple rescued from Wenatchee River log jam
• Wenatchee River rescue underway
• Horseshoes & happiness
• Another rainy, bruising day for Farrar
• Deputies arrest bat-wielding suspect
• Malaga man arrested on rape charge
• Other changes since Thirtymile
• Wildfire fatalities*
• Thirtymile Fire forced a range of precautions
• Washington cities with the highest auto theft rates*
• Sparks from grinder start brush fire
• No parks vote this year
• Fun grows in train garden
• Old news
• Metro area ranks 10th statewide for car theft
• A summertime hide-and-seek adventure
• How to play
• Talking It Over: The Chieftain followed the Yellowstone Trail
• Don’t forget: Sunday paper will arrive in the morning
• Sparks estate donates several million dollars to hospital, college
• Rainy day keeps Farrar under wraps
• Phone service disrupted by fiber cut
• Fire deaths remembered Sunday
• Sabey Corp. generators proposed
• Blog: NCW Wine Awards: The front room
• Cancer patients from out of town find rest, respite at Our House
• Old news
• Three arrested in connection with stabbing that locked down hospital
• Hard ride for Farrar as crashes, winds hit
• Blog: It’s time to check our assumptions about the homeless
• It’s no throwaway
• Fish and Wildlife Service seeks comments on pgymy plan
• Blog: NCW Wine Awards: The back room
• New trails plan in works for Saddle Rock
• Firefighters putting a face on the city’s budget crisis
• Old news
• Wenatchee World: The week of July 4
• Wenatchee World: The week of July 4
• Talking It Over: ‘The most important year in my life’
• Farrar’s ‘W’ stands as subtle signature
• Spectacular night for fireworks
• Fires keep crews busy
• Oroville man killed in crash
• Oroville woman robbed in her home
• Marine patrol on the lookout for boating violators
• Old news
• Registered sex offender suspected in Bridgeport rape
• Hospital locked down after gang incident
• Tyler Farrar wins Tour de France stage
• Brothers stitched up and arrested in separate incidents
• Feds to break ground on new $15 million Border Patrol complex
• Everyday Business Blog: Downriver with David Thompson
• Hiker plunges down snow face on Aasgard Pass
• Holiday closures
• Woman dies on Wenatchee raft trip
• Hiker plunges down snow face on Aasgard Pass
• PUD toasts dam’s 50th
• Council delays arena bonds
• PFD board members hold odd gathering
• ‘We’ve had the same box for 35 years’
• Old news
• Patrons bemoan possible closure of post office
• Franza returns to Wenatchee High School
• Father rescues son at Lakeside Park
• Okanogan Sheriff’s chief resigns over sexual harassment finding
• Twisp family denies killing gray wolves
• Most of Icicle Road reopens today
• U.S. marshals arrest murder suspects in Chelan
• Old news
• Burn ban starts Friday
• Over 40 years, millions of miles and memories
• Forest Service meeting on plan to close roads
• Escape suspect back in jail
• If you go
• Trial set for a year after damaging crash
• Old news
• BPA to discuss hatchery plan
• Motorcyclist flown to Seattle after crash
• Auditor: Internal weaknesses led to Chelan golf course thefts
• National Forest management plans ready for release Thursday
• Ultralight crashes in aborted take-off
• Sub Shop crash motorist earns 45 days in jail
• Woman’s body found near Odabashian Bridge
• Backcountry Horsemen find fun in a day’s work
• Winemaker's Journal Blog: Back to The Garden
• Red Cross schedules ‘critical’ drive
• Omak couple survives plane crash
• East Wenatchee man unearths big surprise
• Worm: Cross-country swim and a search for a country district
• Volunteers become necessary part of trail maintenance
• Arena board urges city to back bonds; says it will pursue sales tax increase
• Old news
• BizBlog: ICE reviews announced
• May pleads not guilty on DUI charge
• Wenatchee World: The week of June 27
• 9-1-1 service disruption scheduled
• Sewer pipes to be replaced in north Wenatchee
• A real Thompson among the Brigade
• Warrant operation nets 26 NCW arrests
• Grant PUD, islanders condition their consent to postpone court case
• Blog: Namasté on 9th Street
• Icicle Road opens to 4th of July Creek
• Army explosives team called in for old mortar
• Pumping up the ‘arms’
• Plug in
• Old news — Last run on the Columbia
• Brigade travels in explorer’s wake
• Rediscovering the Columbia
• River ties Alcoa to the rest of the world
• Driver crashes attempting to pass
• Thunder Swamp running wide open again
• Colonial times helped shape modern American lifestyles
• Banner day
• Some forest roads closed
• Keeping bees
• Old news
• No known hate group in heart of Douglas County
• Sports Council director leaving
• Look ma, no orange barrels!
• Tuition at Wenatchee Valley College going up 12 percent
• What’s all the buzz?
• Forest Service seeks emergency funds to fix roads
• Local proposals sought for Pybus project
• Ecology seeks comments on data center generators
• Weightlifting lightens his load
• Audit finds conflict in water district
• Water forces fireworks show to higher ground this July 4
• Old news
• Plug in
• State offers test retakes for students
• A year and a day for deadly crash
• Manson agrees to try Independent School style
• Leavenworth mayor to step down
• City welcome of new museum, will coincide with Thompson brigade
• Local family hit with double whammy
• Two burglary suspects arrested
• Team hasn’t made much for the arena
• Old news
• July 4 fireworks to launch from higher ground
• What’s a tree with few branches? A soon-to-be-dead tree
• David Thompson Brigade paddles its way through NCW this week
• Tacoma
• Auditor finds conflict in water district
• Burglary suspect was due for drug rehab
• Job rate jumps in May, but not by much
• City water employee saves money by refurbishing the humble plug
• Parks tax proposal heading to city council
• New bridge lane still closed for final details
• City looks at parks tax measure
• Haglund to lead downtown group
• Old news
• Health district eliminates two positions
• Lake Chelan should hit July 1 target
• Discover Pass now available
• Discover Pass now available
• Valentine’s bank robber gets 31 months
• Wenatchee World: The week of June 20
• New parks tax could go to voters in November
• Planning meeting set for regional fire authority talks
• Extra DUI patrols out in late June, early July
• Mother-daughter grads find career passions at WVC
• Motorcycle accident claims life of Penticton woman
• Manson RV park residents may have to move their not so mobile homes
• Mudslide threat keeps Icicle closed
• DNR transfer to Fish and Wildlife denied
• Firefighters honor their fallen ‘brother’
• Answers on the wind
• Ramussen memorial is Saturday
• Time for jammin’
• Dozens of positions open in NCW after filing period
• Posts left open in other NCW counties
• Plug in Your connection to community events through Tuesday
• Reader reminder: No Monday paper
• Street alert
• Poached past the brink?
• Your changing World: an online talk with Rufus Woods
• Old news
• Stem cell treatment gives family hope
• Reader reminder: No Monday paper
• Nail problem closes historic Monitor Bridge
• City opts against paying operating costs
• Tourism advocates make pitch for revenues
• Bringing it down
• Sellar Bridge’s newest lane should be ready for traffic Tuesday
• State commission will now include Chelan member
• Wenatchee man arrested after assault on two people
• Old news
• No takers for 26 seats in Okanogan County
• Chelan man named to Parks commission
• WestSide graduates its silver anniversary class
• Talking It Over: Geologists are still digging up new data on ancient floods
• Van driver pleads not guilty to manslaughter
• Two-car crash sends two to hospital
• Crash kills girl, injures three others
• Haiti, in their own words
• Old news
• Owens sentenced to 27 years for 2008 shooting
• Owens sentenced to 26 years
• Gibbs farm goes full circle
• Bears force new Leavenworth garbage schedule
• Group’s out to preserve Loop Trail
• Chelan-Douglas Health District considering eliminating two positions to save $190,000
• Sheriff’s Office targets intoxicated boaters
• Our World: A conversation with WestSide’s Aide Lopez
• PUD: Timing not right for pricey water project
• Getting their fill of fun
• Chumstick fuel reduction project approved
• Old news
• Commissioners will hold public hearing to address Circle Street parking
• Campground worker narrowly escapes slide
• Lower water level is raising anxieties in vacationland
• Arena decisions could be at hand for city
• Tending the plot
• Setback sends double lung recipient to ICU
• Chelan PUD shuffles managers
• Woman uses a garden hose to put out neighbor’s fire
• Firefighter died from cardiovascular disease
• Fire crews will practice on controlled burn Friday
• Old news
• No undersheriff in restructuring plan
• Campers, hikers trapped behind slide rescued
• Motorcyclist serious following crash
• Longtime firefighter dies at home
• Former PUD leader Riazzi to attend lineman rodeo
• High Court: Petition to recall mayor lacked facts
• Horse restrictions lifted
• The Worm: NCW has good deeds and good-deed doers
• To miss the museum’s strangest stuff, that would be foolish
• Kayakers tumble around in Rodeo Hole
• Our World: Asplund story inspires us all
• Old news
• ‘I will always answer her question’
• City task force members want more information
• Mudslides strand dozens up Icicle Road
• Mayor’s race turns into three-for-all
• Wenatchee High School seniors get the last word
• WHS assistant principal chosen to lead WestSide
• Douglas County pulls out of regional fire authority talks
• Eighteen WHS students expelled in two food fights
• Sleepy East Wenatchee driver booked for DUI
• Canoeing is the topic of David Thompson talk
• Street alert
• Old news
• Pulling for it
• Burned mother, infant still at Seattle hospital
• Seven schools awarded Title I grants
• Long morning’s ride
• City hands out homeless grants
• Release and catch
• Candidate filings in North Central Washington
• Old news
• Wilson lawyer feels at home in Wenatchee
• Talking It Over: Pybus roots reach deep into history
• State auditor keeping a closer eye on how schools spend federal money
• Breaking trail
• Lapping fountain
• Adopt heirloom tomatoes Saturday for TomatoFare
• Expect delays on Eagle Creek Road
• Car chase felony thrown out after victim is deported
• Candidate filings in North Central Washington
• Ranger district seeks comments on restoration project
• Motorcylist dies when bike hits guardrail
• Three indicted on charges in endangered wolf deaths
• Old news
• ‘The Marvelous Man’
• How much is too much?
• Talking It Over: Modern insights reveal Lake Chelan’s ancient shore
• Candidate filings in North Central Washington
• Okanogan County prepares for flooding from high runoff
• Equestrian groups still cautious after outbreak
• WHS principal accepts job at Granite Falls High School
• We want your thoughts about “Made in America” products
• May is charged with DUI
• Old news
• Businessman wants to take Pybus market private
• Wenatchee yearbook staff horrified at caption mistake
• Radio psychic hears answers plain and clear
• Sweeping up
• Police arrest suspect in eyewear theft
• Defendant found not guilty of child rape
• Police make arrest for multiple graffiti incidents
• Hydro Park boat-launch lot, part of trail closed
• Street alert for Leavenworth area
• Candidate filings in North Central Washington
• Parlette, Condotta make missed-votes list
• Wind-whipped flames
• Old news
• Brushfire blazes above East Wenatchee
• A new trial date ... in a new town?
• Fly-in attracts a big crowd to Chelan
• A new Leaf
• Winthrop embraces new solar project
• Dabbling in dabbing
• Our World: Wineries by chopper or electric bike — tasting with a lift
• The Worm: Greetings, science fiction fans and muscle business
• Motorcycle damaged, knife pulled in road rage incident
• Old news
• A year later, do they have health insurance?
• Failing streets will get patches for now
• Eastmont grads start ‘taking charge of their lives’
• Good Samaritan dies; motive for assault still undetermined
• Two-car collision kills both drivers
• Judge orders lawyers in Crescent Bar suit to hold on
• Redistricting Commission tours Eastern Washington
• Chiwawa River Road closed due to washout
• New wheelchair-accessible dock complete in Stehekin
• Street alert
• Transportation Council moving
• Forest Service seeks comments on fire retardant
• Positions available on Grant County advisory board
• Old news
• Rescuers retrieve hiker — he’s OK
• Special Olympics supporters take a run through town
• Missing sex offender found Thursday
• Mudslide closes another Forest Service road
• Leavenworth speller has his day
• Crews remove roundabout from U.S. Highway 2/97
• Knocking it down
• Prosecutors accuse student in golf course embezzlement
• City gets sobering look at future budget
• Appeals court throws back sheriff suit
• Driver attacks man trying to help him
• Man who killed neighbor’s dog will work off time
• Water lessons
• Old news
• Two badly burned in Quincy fire
• Rising water inundates riverside parks
• Crews work to reopen roads damaged by flooded creek
• Tests find toxins in Okanogan carp
• Gregoire names former Douglas planner to transportation board
• Snowshoer on his way to Holden is found
• National forest use is free Saturday
• Bridgeport graduates step out
• Caregiver will do prison time in assault case
• Old news
• State unveils new wolf plan
• Hikers face new rules for parking
• Draft raises questions — on both sides
• Seeking shelter
• Delivering food and smiles
• Seeking AIDS stories
• Thompson fans, start your ... paddles
• Graduation times and locations
• Mudslide traps one resident near Winthrop
• Restaurant fined for food-safety violations
• Search begins for missing snowshoer
• Old news
• High-water warning issued for PUD riverside parks
• Public’s help sought in finding sex offender
• Into the blue
• Relentless rains pegging gauges around region
• NCW volunteers rush to Alabama’s aid
• Owens’ sentencing is June 15
• Police arrest man for second time after crimes in same area as before
• No damage from lightning-caused outage
• Donations needed for fireworks show
• Columbia Valley proposes new migrant clinic
• Wet painting
• Old news
• Old news: Guppo, Morris Hardware and more
• Canadian fires send their smoke to us
• Man who fell into Rock Island pond dies
• No biz like Showbiz to give Ferrell flashiness
• Eastmont tries out a new approach to school discipline
• Instructors grew up with mariachi
• Legislative roll call
• Plug in: They're back at it Tuesday
• Memorial Day closures
• Keeping the peace: Manager sees life flowing through city’s cemetery
• Mudslide survivor ‘lucky’ to be alive
• Pedestrian killed near Lakeside Park in Chelan
• Man who fell in pond still in critical condition
• Police look into early morning robberies
• Goodbye event at Grant Elementary on Thursday
• Street alert
• Chelan Valley Independent School may get a second chance in Manson
• Old news
• ‘He can rest now’
• Consultants: Longer runway at Pangborn could lure second airline
• Wenatchee re-examining Sunnyslope sewer extension
• Rock Islander nearly drowns in pond
• Omak couple’s suit claims they were exposed to pesticides
• Woman found dead at Soap Lake was stabbed
• Soap Lake man injured in accident
• Leavenworth hospital CEO returning to missionary work
• Boaters beware: Wood debris heavy in lake
• City Council mulls over idea of regional parks district
• At trial, Christopher Owens says he fired on Rick Tyler out of fear
• City OKs sewer bonds
• Forest Service plans summer weed work
• Dam releases are killing farm fish, company warns
• Memorial weekend events
• Campgrounds are soaked — if they’re open
• Old news
• A vacation for veterans
• Slide cuts off campers near Conconully
• Forecasters keep wary eye on water levels
• Owens to cops: ‘Oh, God, he has a daughter’
• Toddler knocks car into neutral and rolls down driveway
• Despite less support, Shove House keeps helping homeless
• Tall perspective
• Ex-PUD worker seeks $100,000 for discrimination
• Entiat power out for four hours
• Old news
• Talking it over: Music fills the Pantry’s shelves
• Galaxy stellar in local comic-book universe
• Self-appointed superhero watches over Wenatchee
• Jurors view autopsy photos on slain man’s birthday
• Fired managers demand money from Chelan PUD
• Unemployment rate falls, jobs still murky
• Pioneer fruit researcher passes away
• Verdant spring
• Old news
• Growers yelp at new food-safety rules
• It’s all about Amy: Ferrell takes prize
• Old news
• First of Link’s five electric trolleys arrives
• Chelan PUD beaming in $36 million savings
• Talking it over: The Lipizzaners have NCW ties
• Teacher, parent reaction mixed in Quincy school changes
• Driver pleads guilty in deadly crash
• Up a tree
• Detour in effect for section of Loop Trail
• Officials say Soap Lake woman’s death suspicious
• North Cascades Highway to open Wednesday
• Street alert: Sellar Bridge work rescheduled
• Old news
• Flooding closes roads, threatens Conconully
• Two big competitions draw hundreds
• Detectors on the shore, good water and flying
• Art on the Avenues brings a new generation of sculptures to town
• New effort to save tiny rabbit
• World staffers win seven awards
• Columbia River level rises
• Former Yakima County deputy dies in jail
• Defendant in 2008 Manson death arrested for assault in Monroe
• Most south-side neighbors complying with cleanup
• City’s pushing it too far, homeowner says
• 12-year-old gets some recognition for his long cleanup day
• Red-light cameras will stand
• Red-light camera executive outed as paper commenter
• After 5 months it’s official: Okanogan clerk can stay
• Quincy considers reorganizing schools
• Grants save some Link routes
• Driver injured when car hits tree
• Officers arrest three on warrants
• Load ’em up
• Street alert
• Old news
• Four seniors make good on graduation promises
• Cool spring yields late harvest
• Frustration high as council struggles with debt
• Our World: Agencies should look at the big picture, not self-interest
• Meeting set for Deadman Hill Road project
• Quincy mayor calls for crime commission
• Auto plant
• Old news
• Private screening: Kids sworn to secrecy at PAC film shoot
• Be careful what you fish for
• Horse virus outbreak cancels local events
• Builders’ bids on music center take WVC aback
• Talk will focus on government and ‘big money’
• Burn survivor is on a mission to stop gas fire injuries
• Company investigates mudslide below Buckhorn mine
• High water
• Found trooper says he’s sorry for trouble
• Lions Club honors law enforcement officers
• Pateros says ‘no’ to small-town chickens
• Old news
• In Cowell murder, Seattle lawyer takes over Wilson’s defense
• Chamber presents real estate outlook
• Owls play offense in orchard
• Link approves higher fares, service cuts
• Retrial starts Monday for man who shot his mother’s ex-boyfriend
• Do we have a winner?
• Healthy fun
• South Korean city wants to renew sister-city relationship
• Patrols target seat-belt use
• Rescuers find missing trooper alive in the North Cascades
• Old news
• Gateway Cinema sets sail
• Zoo taking orphaned cougar
• Arena board’s satisfied with food upgrades
• Heavy rains lead to road closures in NCW forests
• Search continues for missing trooper
• City wants closer look at Special Olympics
• Cool season opener
• Local National Guard could be called again
• Birdie of course
• Macys to announce contest winner May 24
• What’s made here?
• Cowell coverage is our responsibility
• Old news
• Chimes plus fountain give a boost to Little Bavaria
• Weekend storm pounds NCW
• Raging Colockum Creek nearly claims houses
• Nature walk: Entiat’s Stormy Creek lives up to its name
• The Worm: Preening panthers, beautiful blooms and drenching rains
• Off-duty trooper missing near Lyman Lakes
• Suspect arrested after iPod argument
• Old news
• Storm eases as Colockum Creek threatens homes, bridge
• Pregnancy doesn’t necessarily mean the schooling will cease
• Mentors who’ve been there offer advice to young moms
• It's gonna be a rainy weekend
• PUD settles with Brewster couple for $102,000
• Horse rider injured in fall near Rooster Comb
• Army to hold hazmat simulation at Getty’s Cove
• Water Conservancy Board alternate needed
• Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest projects up for review
• Street alert
• Old news
• Labor secretary to speak to Bridgeport grads
• Age-old beliefs mix with downtown bustle
• ESD invites candidates for board of directors
• Grant PUD has no record of discipline for ‘rotor roulette’
• Columbia Street farmers market begins Saturday
• Chelan, Okanogan counties remain on flood watch
• Suspect in Valentine’s Day bank robbery awaiting July 5 trial
• City will use proceeds from land sale for debt
• Colville Tribes unhappy with Canadian mining company’s cleanup efforts
• City’s finance director leaving
• Arena manager: It will never turn big profits
• Our World: We can learn a lot from Bridgeport, Stehekin schools
• Youths picking up on volunteer work
• Old news
• Groups fear beaches are polluted
• Rain, melt may mean flooding
• Talking It Over: Dear Doc — Tell ’em to face fiscal reality
• Closed highway doesn’t bury Winthrop’s ’49er Days party
• Preparing for summer
• Link revises proposal for paratransit fare increases
• Grant Elementary staff seeks old photos of school
• Volunteers needed for Camp Zanika cleanup on Saturday
• Change of assignment for WestSide principal
• Lineman rodeo poles go up
• Douglas PUD approves raises for non-union employees
• Beating defendant will undergo mental evaluation
• Old news
• It’s your loss, Mr. President
• Dog park in the works
• End of drama with no Obama
• On arena, city is told to consider different options
• Eastmont art students take ‘Flip-off’ seriously
• Medical Center leader sees new challenges ahead
• Forest Service committee to rate projects
• Two-vehicle crash leaves motorcyclist in hospital
• Resident pulls pistol on two Rimrock trespassers
• Farivar declares run for mayoral race
• Potential bidders will visit Stehekin Tuesday
• It’s off to the Big Apple for Downtown director
• Old news
• Former nursing home site will soon be mental health center
• Bridgeport High comes up short in bid for Obama
• Talking It Over: Apple Blossom Festival was another smooth ride
• Chelan PUD stepping out of the shadow
• Auditor knocks Ephrata School District
• Parent arrested after track coach assaulted
• New dress code is OK with Eastmont board
• Nearly 1,000 line up early for Stemilt jobs
• Old news
• Float judges: High marks are in the details
• Not-guilty plea, delay in Cowell murder trial
• Miniature horses coming to a restaurant near you
• No cruising, no drunken brawls at this year’s festival
• No word from Obama
• The Worm: The curious misplaced beard with a White House diet
• Former councilman Frank Kuntz a candidate for mayor
• Plane makes emergency landing in Columbia River
• Pie eyed
• Wenatchee woman one step away from national win
• Old news
• Cashmere man hurt in tractor accident
• Old news
• Early birds flock to their places for Wenatchee’s grandest day
• Classy Chassis: Cadillac keeps mind of ‘lifelong mechanic’ occupied
• Bridgeport waits for Monday announcement
• Once a queen ... 2001
• Mackenzie Cowell scholarship deadline is Friday
• Cougar sightings up, bear calls begin
• Street alert
• Blossoms of love
• Chelan hospital locks down amid domestic altercation
• Suspect can’t stall police — he was hiding in portable toilet
• Delegates from Misawa tell their earthquake stories
• Selling dreams
• Budget advisers heeding city’s call
• New billboard reminds of separation of church, state
• Driver injured when truck fails to negotiate turn
• Our World: Mountain biking movie shows conflict and understanding
• Cinco de Mayo sun
• Farm animals nudging their way into cities
• Here comes the big parade
• Bill Steward, Wilfred Woods share grand marshal honors
• Old news
• Company left a trail of trouble
• Forest Service plans controlled burns
• Forest Service offices closed Wednesday
• Wenatchee schools talk budget May 10
• Once a queen ... Holly Lane Kert
• Our World: NCW residents pitch in
• Falling rock injures driver near Rocky Reach
• Old news
• Enhanced charges in store for elder-abuse defendant
• Setting pets free
• Air service awaits if Lake Chelan water levels forbid ferry traffic
• Natural instruction
• Obama to name winner on Monday
• Medical issue may have killed driver
• Family says injured man is in coma
• PUD’s bond rating slapped with ‘negative outlook’
• Students will study effects of Tripod Fire
• Old news
• Bridgeport’s in final three for Obama
• Motorists grit their teeth as gas prices continue climbing
• Men’s church group aids patients in need
• Fun at the carnival
• PUD agrees to break cost caps
• Once a queen ... Trina Damish DeCamp
• Brush fire damages single-story home
• Lions Club to honor law enforcement officers
• Paraglider injures back in crash landing
• Old news
• Peace festival includes march
• Tree knocks out dirt bike rider
• The shaveless bin Laden vow, kept
• Hospital welcomes patients to its new tower
• The Worm: Locks of love and McQuaig hits bucks-and-brawn list
• A day for youth to blossom
• Bridgeport High School makes top three for Obama speech
• Old news
• Dirt bikers stranded on Beehive Saturday night
• 2011 Youth Parade: Calm before the swarm
• Dual language debate at Mission View
• Once a queen ... 1971
• Blowing in the wind
• Report: Quincy hospital needs to increase patient load
• New principal hired for Quincy elementary
• Old news
• Pollinators boost blossoms from back of four-wheeler
• Blossoms a bonus for this year’s festival
• State funds new railroad lights
• Street alert
• Talking It Over: William and Kate continue legacy of ‘royal hoopla’
• Chief for the day
• Once a queen ... Kathy Whiteman Chandler
• Brush fire threatens Squilchuck homes
• Whooping cough outbreak continues
• 2012 date for Basin murder trial
• Kazoos add buzz to Saturday’s parade
• Sturgeon have tribes’ blessing
• Apple Blossom’s regal connection
• Let the festival begin
• City underwrites arena finances
• Golf tournament turning benefits to lung recipient
• Texan gets $250,000, but Brewster chief keeps his job
• Old news
• Draft horse fits into new life
• Our World: Luncheon focuses on keeping children safe
• Sheriff’s bills going out — and going up
• Girls on the run
• Douglas Planning seeks applicants
• Cool spring means possible disruptions for Stehekin ferry
• Get rid of unwanted medication Saturday
• Construction, delays begin in Eagle Creek project
• Aircraft with propeller problems lands at Pangborn
• Headstomp leads to assault charges
• Old news
• Street plans pinch parking
• Sewage dribbles into Chelan River as aging city line falters for second time
• Wenatchee schools see $1.7M loss
• Murder charges leveled in Quincy shooting
• Three injured in two-vehicle accident
• Fire burns trailer, explodes tanks
• Warming up to perform
• Colvilles ban hunting, fishing enforcement
• Chelan and Douglas PUDs to offer paperless billing
• Keyes Fibre Youth Parade: The lineup
• Apple Blossom Festival event schedule
• Float schedule
• 2011 Royal Court
• Queen Elenore: Her inspirational moment
• Old news
• Apple Blossom Festival entertainment schedule
• Classy Chassis: An expanding family
• Food fair vendors are serving up treats
• Apple Blossom Junior Royalty
• Deer like native grasses best; the proof is in the poop
• Hydro, wind battling for grid space
• After months of debate, a new dress code at Eastmont
• Police investigate carjacking report
• Driver in four-vehicle crash had car insurance, say authorities
• Pretty in pink
• Island leaseholders say they have right court
• 26-year-old pleads guilty to child pornography charges
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• An enchanted tea
• He is risen
• Beaver Creek School is gone but memories abound
• Power peak could mean lowered income for PUDs
• Four held after Quincy drive-by homicide Friday
• The Worm: Mustard from patriots, tulips and corn dogs
• Lung recipient out of intensive care
• Two arrested following assault
• Free homeowner workshop offered
• Wenatchee bus routes free on parade days
• Old news
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• Hospice program helps people navigate end-of-life issues
• Man killed in Quincy drive-by shooting
• Daughter-caregiver charged with assaulting aged couple
• Kenroy students start a garden
• Talking it over: Looking ahead ... not backward
• FAA gives airport grant for runway study
• Street alert
• Tune up that bicycle to get on the road
• Special Olympics will stay put
• Economic expert gives state a gloomy forecast
• Rotor roulette took place at Chelan PUD dams
• City revenues looking good, so far
• Talking It Over: Super bugs show up in weed form
• Our World: Youth volunteers honored
• Pateros citizens will vote on chicken issue
• Nespelem man sentenced for 2006 murder
• Woods House no longer a home to music
• Soap Lake man dies in one-car crash
• Easy Street pedestrian crossing public meeting
• Downtown safety project public meeting Thursday
• Minor injuries in Peshastin Creek crash
• Owl of us at home
• Old news
• Online voting begins in Obama commencement contest
• Red Apple Flyers tuning up radios for annual event
• Echo Valley Ski area pioneer Raymond O’Neal dies at 88
• New director has big plans
• Eastmont grad earns Bronze Star for courage on Afghanistan tour
• ‘Micro’ earthquake reported early this morning
• Caretaker in elder abuse case appears in court
• Stabbing charge dismissed after witnesses die
• School board member says he won’t seek re-election
• Talking It Over: ‘Three Cups of Tea’ only half full
• WVC seeks mural artists for makeover of Batjer Hall
• Twisp business owner accused of theft
• Colville band isn’t extinct, tribe insists
• Chilled blossoms
• Old news
• Online subscription model starts Thursday
• Ardenvoir man a problem solver
• Lung recipient is up and walking
• Local jobs grow on strength of tourism, retail
• Wenatchee caretaker arrested after elderly couple hospitalized
• Some defendants dismissed from red-light camera lawsuit
• Police to send fight report to prosecutor
• Wenatchee-area home prices fall, sales pick up
• School districts stir up fight for $25 million in timber payments
• No insurance: Driver cited in four-car crash
• Birdie shot
• Swinford’s lawyer to argue self-defense
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• Burglar should’ve checked that expiration date closer
• Surveillance video aids in arrest of two
• Spring greening
• Drivers to start using roundabout Friday
• This 2,650-mile honeymoon is no cruise
• Talking it over: Landscaper leaves his touch on the town
• Game’s up for Grant PUD’s rotor roulette
• In Cowell case, salon building comes up clean
• Wilson’s trial date could be delayed
• Fire destroys Leavenworth garage
• Burn pile ignites shed
• Teen in fight released from Harborview
• Leavenworth hotel prankster gets seven days behind bars
• A Faire of the heart
• Man found shot to death in house
• The Worm: Alien aviation, a big pool party and appliance accumulation
• At 91, his flagging career has been stop and go
• Egged on
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• At least two injured in accident on Western Avenue
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• Lawyer Stanley Bastian is candidate for federal judge
• Adopting & adapting: Building a family, making a difference.
• East Wenatchee lung recipient suffers kidney failure
• Motorcyclist crashes bike on highway
• Lake Wenatchee’s forest office to close permanently this year
• Dell and Sabey begin construction on Quincy projects
• Street alert
• Spring green
• Kupferman named festival’s Apple Citizen of the Year
• Stranded in a faraway land, living on love
• The Informants
• Old news
• Visitors from Kyrgyzstan learn about tourism
• Lung transplant recipient is breathing on her own
• Volunteers prepare trees, shrubs for Arbor Day event
• Bill seeks federal aid on Stehekin Road issue
• Put on your drinking cap — more beer options ahead
• Concrete truck falls through driveway and spills its load in Chelan
• Snowmobile use at Mill Creek delayed
• Senate budget drops some wildlife projects
• Saddle Rock ready for a name change
• Our World: Local medical team is heading to Haiti
• People calling 911 will have to provide addresses during upgrade
• Talking it over: Unpleasant statistics for a pleasant day
• NCW to Special Olympics: Stay here
• Talking it over: Steward was instrumental to the symphony
• East Wenatchee woman gets new set of lungs
• Event offers free help with citizenship
• Former WestSide student pleads guilty to attack
• Ohme Gardens will open Friday
• Sheepish inmate gets five months after fleeing on misunderstanding
• West Monitor Bridge to reopen Tuesday
• Street artist
• Pickup rolls after two-vehicle crash
• Historic school burns on Badger Mountain
• State’s wildfire season officially begins Friday
• Central Washington Hospital open house set for Sunday
• Complaint about threat to dog leads to marijuana arrest
• Teen lands in Harborview after fistfight
• Senate plan would trim teacher pay
• Mushy March raises NCW’s water levels
• Talking It Over: Fascinating new picture book shows Leavenworth from the early days
• New kitchen’s bustling at downtown teen haven
• Just one math test for sophomores, freshmen
• Elementary school hosts community celebration
• Two homes damaged in Tuesday morning fire
• Red-light camera hearing moves to May
• Hefty walking
• Old news
• First-degree charge for Cowell murder defendant
• Apple Blossom Festival picks grand marshals
• Republicans plan Lincoln Day reception and banquet
• Teacher makes final four in Macy’s contest
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• Talking It Over: Washington family papers are treasures
• Chelan PUD will give up fiber grant
• Friends will honor Wenatchee grad by joining in marathon
• Attack leaves victim extra cautious
• Birders share their love of all things feathered
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• Waterville teen still satisfactory
• Car rolls over Manson woman
• Malaga man killed in motorcycle crash
• Cougar hunt in Wenatchee
• Legal project ushers troubled renters through court labyrinth
• Art history
• The Worm: Rockin’ on the high seas, rollin’ on the river
• Our World: Honoring two who changed our community
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• Leavenworth town hall meeting is Wednesday
• L&I fines George after death of public works director
• Street alert
• Ephrata police officer ends career with plea deal
• Quincy hospital expects ambulance decision by June
• Icicle Road opened farther upstream
• ‘Rampant’ metal theft tops Grant County sheriff’s concerns
• Murder defendant Wilson shadowed by his own persona
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• Paddling to adventure
• Obama coming to Bridgeport? High school one of six candidates
• Burning bedding
• Colvilles take youth event to a more natural setting
• Leaders rally for Olympics
• ‘Fish slide’ wins Grant PUD industry award
• Arena, Wild shake on deal to settle 2 suits
• Gov. Gregoire honors organ donor’s family
• Forest Service increases cabin fees
• Saddle Rock money in House budget
• Independent school struggles to stay afloat
• Close encounter
• Old news
• Wenatchee woman injured in one-car crash
• Beebe Springs Natural Area friendlies up
• Bridgeport, state reach truce in long-running water dispute
• Rocket scientists
• Apple crop looks to be biggest yet
• Local authorities won't pursue additional charges against Bush
• Celebrate Arbor Day with tree giveaways
• Air Force helicopter crew rescues Ephrata man from cliff
• Apple Blossom Festival picks grand marshals
• Child car seat checks available through April
• House budget bears good news for schools
• Crunch-up
• Bud cuts
• Old news
• Jason Bush sentenced to death in Arizona
• Electronic monitors will watch PUD repair vehicles’ vital signs
• Swallows swoop in to feed and breed
• Swallow King knows the pecking order
• Goodwill's donation do's and don'ts
• City plans to revamp intersection
• Canadians confirm student crossed border
• Waterville teen airlifted from Highway 97 crash
• State revokes Cashmere man’s insurance license
• Lawmakers smooth liability bumps for PUD
• Bring out your brush
• World photo editor wins regional photography award
• Woman settles immigration case with state
• Spring dribbles
• Old news
• Wenatchee dumped? Special Olympics seeks new host city
• Plans look at school renovations from a kid’s point of view
• Students will clear out while the work goes on
• The basics of ‘sturgury’
• All about sturgeon
• PUDs tracking sturgeon habits
• Talking It Over: I can see clearly now ...
• Teen tells host family he’s safe
• Weather interrupts travel
• Cleanup day a tire-rolling success
• Judge upholds ruling that RV Resort lease is flawed
• Expanding playspace
• Japanese delegation to visit during Apple Blossom
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• Cutting power pays off
• Police seek missing Canadian couple
• Street alert
• Grant PUD says islanders have wrong court
• A Big Bow catch
• The Worm: Yo, check out sWAggy’s vids
• Storm prompts flood watch for the Upper Valley and Methow
• City’s money-making options
• City seeks money as arena debt looms
• Volunteers make quick work of debris
• Old news
• Marriage Licences
• Old News
• Street alert
• Local community's compassion helps city a world away
• A decade into a new life, the hard memories soften
• Passenger in high-speed pursuit bails out
• Three arrested on suspicion of gun charges
• Court sides with Coulee City mayor on appeal
• Burning scheduled on Wenatchee River district
• Mother’s testimony: Bush was ‘out of control’
• Wenatchee man gets seven years for selling LSD
• Conconully woman injured in one-car crash
• More wet weather, wind expected this weekend
• Icicle Creek, other Forest Service roads closed
• North Cascades opening still weeks away
• Soap Lake’s biggest, brightest idea
• Bush’s brain: ‘unusually deviant’
• Slides force closure of Stevens, Tumwater Canyon
• Other disposal options
• Spring cleaning South Wenatchee
• Cleanup notices don’t faze landlords
• Sewer line collapse strands north Omak — now the water’s off
• Students add dimension to downtown
• Old news
• Rock and snow slides close Stevens pass indefinitely
• Taking policy to the class
• Apple Blossom’s in the air — first chairs are in place
• Wreck victim’s family forgives teen driver at sentencing
• Mud sweeps couple’s property
• Cougar reports have Upper Valley neighbors jumpy
• King Chuck will lead swallow festivities
• NCW counties vary in state health rankings
• Enforcement of state’s new ‘move over’ law begins Friday
• WVC accidentally releases Social Security numbers
• Teacher’s hopes pinned on you
• Storlie to plead guilty to bribery, forgery
• Avalanche closes Highway 2 at Stevens Pass
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• Settlement caps Methow irrigation feud
• Wind advisory predicts gusts hitting 50 mph
• Wenatchee events blend art, music
• Hitting the trail
• Jobs center could be out of work
• Police find escaped inmate in apartment bathroom
• Pangborn gets ready for new parking plan
• Feds award local agencies for salmon conservation
• Old news
• History on display
• In the arena: The Town Toyota Center
• Art on the Avenues
• The fast track: Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval
• Plenty of playtime in the Wenatchee Valley
• Bring on the festivals
• The festive spirit of Leavenworth
• High on the wheat plateau
• Golf under the sun
• Adventure awaits
• Monumental power
• Police suspect son in death of 88-year-old
• UW student, 20, killed in Stevens Pass avalanche
• A pair of centennials in Omak
• Court reverses rentals prohibition
• 2011 tax information available on TaxSifter
• Sewer spills after pipe collapses in Omak
• Midsummer trial scheduled in Manson killing
• Driver in crash gets home-monitoring
• City Council asks for opinion on recycling
• All bill, no bite for Venom mascot
• Old news
• Giant puppets will celebrate our heritage
• Port looks to hesitant city for action on Pybus project
• Banker wants to send city a message
• Garage, orchard damaged in slide
• Douglas PUD union workers get new contract
• Skier dies in Stevens Pass avalanche
• The Worm: Caution — This illegal phone call is being recorded
• Quincy breaks ground for its new library
• Mariachi mentors play a happy tune
• Old news
• Colville artist’s sculptures chosen for Beebe Springs Natural Area
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• Springing to life
• Sewage overflow near Lake Chelan
• Lawyers: More than 120 sexually abused at Jesuit school near Omak
• Former St. Mary’s Mission student speaks out after settlement
• Street alert
• Marchand has designed ice sculptures, eyeglasses
• Judge finds Schuyleman guilty of some charges in Grant County
• Yahoo hatches coop-style datacenters
• More jobs, more workers, more optimism
• Board decides on bonds to pay off Town Toyota Center debt
• Kids gather to combat underage drinking
• Their efforts seem to work: Survey finds teens less likely to use alcohol
• Waiting their turn
• Snowy spring leaves Highway 20 clogged
• Old news
• Omak woman sentenced in assault case
• Detective: Bush said he killed Arizona 9-year-old out of fear
• Talking It Over: Pioneer recalls Taylor’s stay
• Riding Link for the long haul
• Regulars become friends along way
• Sheriff releases sketch to identify remains
• Support structure
• Old news
• Finalist Parks up for the challenge
• Man rides garbage-filled trailer to landfill
• Fourth man arrested after Monday fight
• WPD honors top employees, volunteers, citizens
• It’s ‘tortuosity’ for a win
• Fun, from the ground up
• 'Conflict counsel' assigned for Wilson's murder defense
• Men charged in Feb. 26 gunpoint robbery
• Stabbing victim dies of separate causes
• Old news
• Why?
• Neighbor snaps photo of red fox
• Restaurant inspectors left with full plates
• Fiber-optic costs still swelling
• Rainy day game
• Monday fight and chase cause lockdown at schools
• Old news
• Washington State Apple Blossom Festival 2011
• Swinford's trial date to shift
• Rape charges yield to lesser assault plea
• Schools locked down after fight turns car chase
• Jarvis a finalist in port director search
• Shoplifter takes beer, punches clerk, but leaves ID
• Radiation levels low, so are iodine supplies
• All muscled up and ready to go
• The Worm: Snow at its most thrilling, and most tragic
• WVC students share the art of teaching art
• Old news
• Murder trial begins for former Wenatchee man
• Donations being collected for Misawa, Japan
• 'Town-hall' meeting with lawmakers will be on the phone
• Rear-end accident injures four
• Student’s family sues district over microwave burn
• Tribes commend communications merger
• State Supreme Court rejects overlay lawsuit
• Spring cleaning in the canals
• Remote UFO center keeps an eye on NCW
• Old news
• Street alert
• Carlton teen’s death remains unresolved
• Kids return to repaired My School
• Hospital gasps at million-dollar donation
• Put a dent in that clutter
• Video aids in arrest of prowler suspects
• Faulty immigration advice voids defendant’s plea
• Trout Unlimited holds water rights program
• Fifth Street improvement project meeting Tuesday
• Washington State Parks answers budget questions
• Thursday collision with car injures Wenatchee cyclist
• Douglas County seeks events facility board member
• Artist flushes out Wenatchee sewer plant project
• Irish eyes are smiling again
• Old news
• 68 months for 86-year-old child molester
• Eastmont grad gets Bronze Star for his heroism in Afghanistan
• Gettin’ while the GET is good
• Lawyer has no defense for killings
• WVC hosts community immigration forum
• Forest Service plans burns for Entiat, Chelan districts
• Fleeing man dies after crash near Moses Lake
• Inmate escapes, still at large
• Windows application
• Old news
• No calls or texts found on Twisp teen’s cell phone during fatal crash
• Embezzler admits guilt, gets 45 months
• Deputy to plead in jail bribery case
• Authorities arrest Pateros man following pursuit
• Jury finds Wenatchee man guilty of child molestation
• Tonasket man kills self after pursuit
• Crash injures driver
• Sister city delegation has tickets for Misawa
• Link could cut service, raise fares
• Single demographic drives NCW growth
• Audit finds Soap Lake failed to collect $515,000
• Burlesque with a message
• Old news
• Vandals hit gallery, art damaged
• Ever a joke, Mubarak to lead parade
• Three admit to beating Omak man
• Closed preschool clears key hurdles
• Cashmere’s grand marshal adds authenticity to St. Patrick’s Day parade
• The fight of her life
• Kitten’s killing yields animal cruelty charge
• 10-day DUI sentence after deadly 2009 crash
• Motions in Wilson trial to come March 24
• Monday crash injures deputy
• PUD to cut millions off debt
• Experiment in learning
• Old news
• A look at who they’ll become
• Conservation District tree and shrub sale
• NCW Audubon Program “Hiking, Birding, and Books”
• Afoot on tracks, Quincy woman killed by train
• This is a really, really big move
• The Worm: Boedoe’s animation bows for Oscar honor
• Old news
• These two play with food
• Wenatchee Valley doctors determined to reduce pain medication use
• Public gets another chance in Stehekin concessions bid
• Brunch, open house at Solomon’s Porch
• Forest Service seeks comments on fuels plan
• Man gets 14 years for robbery
• Old news
• Street alert
• Urban farm animals get the OK as city’s game of chicken ends
• Local families try to keep tabs on loved ones
• Sage Hills Trails to reopen April 1 with celebration
• Local firefighters climb Seattle high-rise
• Police arrest suspect on suspiscion of exposure
• Body found in Okanogan River is missing woman
• Thursday crash injures six
• Seeking info on South Wenatchee
• Peeling paint? Not a problem, say officials
• Old news
• Bridge worker averts injury in forklift fall
• Signaling spring
• Long-term bonds could be best bet for debt
• Fish Lake ice skating: ‘You can’t beat it’
• Talking It Over: Remembering Quincy pioneer Karl Weber
• State orders emergency closure at preschool for safety violations
• Police to honor top employees, citizens
• Rocky Reach Visitor Center opens for season Saturday
• This year’s junior royalty
• Old news
• A scare on the bridge
• Playing chicken: Council pair squawks over stock rules
• Talking It Over: Bluegrass and brushstrokes — Program honors Bill Reese
• Cuts look bad for Pinnacles, Crawford
• January job numbers show signs of life
• Wenatchee school board offers Flones another year
• Police recover body from Okanogan River
• Master gardeners, Ciscoe Morris at home show
• Benefit talent show brings in more than $12,500
• Police arrest two men for Feb. 26 robbery
• Margie Jones to give history presentation
• Verizon drops Beyond Wireless’ connection
• Banana-ack!
• State Supreme Court hears trail case
• Old news
• Jurors grant $600,000 award in sex-abuse lawsuit
• Bridge of size
• Now it’s just 70 percent, PUD decides
• A solid foundation
• Making monsters: Wenatchee-born Geefwee Boedoe animates fantasy
• Investigators: Driver probably not at fault in fatal crash
• Police to patrol for drunk drivers around St. Patrick’s
• Rainy but warmer weather expected through the week
• Teacher in the running for Macy’s contest
• Butterfly success
• TV-related stabbing case dismissed
• Old news
• Skier may have caused avalanche that killed him
• Forum to focus on impact of downtown street improvements
• The debt dilemma
• Volunteers primp Special Olympics athletes for a dance
• The Worm: Winter Games scarved; St. Paddy parade update
• Faces of the Winter Games
• Old news
• Deputies determine driver in fatal crash
• Special Olympians at work — and play
• Quincy men suspected in metal theft
• ‘Ballcap bandit’ gets eight years
• Fatal crash yields DUI conviction
• Teen faces charges in crash that killed director
• Arena debt rains on Wenatchee
• Legislative roll call
• Old news
• Street alert
• Police report rash of graffiti
• Chelan PUD locks in revenue by auctioning off electricity
• Nurse accused of sexual misconduct can work again
• Talking It Over: Camp Fire celebrates youths
• Red-light cameras go to court
• Global learning
• Quincy hospital’s records go electronic
• Filming Christmas in Leavenworth
• Old news
• Store owner arrested after sting operation
• Thousands lose Web for hours
• Johnson’s final challenge
• Department heads sorry to see mayor leave
• Marbled mountains
• Adventurer trades Cashmere for Kashmir
• Grant paves way for city street projects
• Firefighters suspect heat system caused blaze
• Our World: Richland school has lessons to offer others
• Athletes arrive for Special Olympics
• Seuss-tastic
• Wenatchee’s Harbinger of spring
• Teen arraigned in high school stabbing
• Robber gets 12 months
• Murder retrial pushed to May
• Old news
• Weed Board offers workshop
• Feds award crane contract for Grand Coulee Dam
• Two Chelan businesses burn in early-morning blaze
• Police arrest man for child porn
• Our World: Tower will update patient care
• Not as friendly a welcome now
• Winter’s style
• Quincy fires officer over acts of misconduct
• More power, tenants for data center
• $7,500 for information on wolf killing
• Wenatchee sex-abuse case goes to jury
• Wenatchee mayor won’t seek fourth term
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• Forest Service begins burning
• Manson community grieves loss of courageous middle-schooler
• Talking It Over: New conductor brings symphony fresh energy
• Biologists fear Methow pack might be gone
• Color-coded cats
• Film producers recruit crowd for ‘Ira’ Christmas movie
• Fire damages rental house, occupants uninjured
• Judge orders mental evaluation for Feb. bank robbery suspect
• Springlike weather? Fat chance
• It’s hot: Alcoa fires-up third potline
• Gaggling gathering
• Old news
• Rage in the cage
• Cougar photos bring in big shots
• Three fatal fires in 15 days
• Broken water line causes mudslide
• Man stabbed in neck
• The uncertain forecast: Maybe snow, maybe rain
• Skiers spend cold night in backcountry
• A lot to consider at Family Expo
• Lots of new coming up for Cashmere
• The Worm: ‘Put yourself out there,’ says top fundraiser
• Old news
• Legislative roll call
• Household gadgets that keep on giving
• Talking it over: Nat Washington’s home gets a new lease on life
• PUD looks for a nonprofit to sell snacks at Hydro Park
• Second car might be connected to Feb. 17 fatal crash
• High temperatures hit record low
• Alcoa aims to fire up third potline by Tuesday
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• Cashmere senior center expands to include gallery, art classes
• Leavenworth’s chamber banquet featured awards, auction
• Wenatchee cowpokes, saloon girls attend chamber banquet
• Grant PUD refutes islanders’ claims
• Wiring down fiber costs
• LocalTel chief says fiber will pay off
• Fiber backgrounder
• Workers prepare Monitor bridge for use by March
• Officials identify woman who died in SUV fire
• Authorities seize stolen vehicles in raid
• Residents flee from fire in home
• Rescuers retrieve injured back country skier
• Dog shooting charge heads to court
• Eagle Creek Road work to start in late April
• Old news
• Schuyleman to battle Grant charges
• Police warn of phone scam ‘selling’ Omak school T-shirts
• Two arrested on drug charges in Ephrata area raid
• State auditor cites Pateros School District
• Schools’ bond, levy results mostly unchanged
• Our World: Mothers of Mali is a project to be proud of
• Incoming: Snow, sun, more cold
• Safety’s a ‘family’ value for close-knit ski patrol
• State officials investigating wolf’s killing
• NCW’s population surges
• Old news
• Prepaid tuition meeting canceled
• Death sentence for Everett woman in Arizona killings
• Methow split over valley development
• Young skiers make tracks in cross country reading
• Dreams of downtown makeover for Eastside
• Get ready for bitterly cold and snowy weather tonight
• School District agrees to land swap
• Entiat’s downtown dreams closer to reality with deal
• Two-vehicle crash kills Mazama woman
• Summer quarter later this year at WVC
• Community benefit Friday for Wendy Cowell
• Calling all girls to science careers
• Old news
• Two injured in snowmobile accident
• City puts South Wenatchee on cleanup notice
• George salutes its namesake
• Teen killed in Soap Lake crash
• Police investigate pellet gun shooting
• A marriage for the vets
• Our World: Despite crash, Rob Merrill plans his return to the slopes
• Old news
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• ‘You gotta laugh’: Meet Tyler
• Teen killed in Soap Lake crash
• Fiber outage hits downtown Wenatchee
• Take precautions when hiking
• The Worm: Jobs done of love... and by necessity
• Cougars: Lack of deer worries hunters
• Body found in burning car near Tonasket
• City seeks supporters for Eastside’s downtown makeover
• If you encounter a cougar
• Fiesta De Mariachi
• Your opinons sought
• Famous cougars and influx of gawkers
• Almost time to put away the sleigh
• If you go
• Mariachi festival continues through Sunday evening
• Home sales jump in January — but is it a trend?
• Clicking to class: Why learn online?
• Omak’s online school measures expansion in kilobytes
• Judge tosses former Quincy officer's lawsuit
• Holiday closures
• George prepares for president’s party
• Legislative roll call
• Old news
• Street alert: Wenatchee
• Arena’s debt threatening sewer work
• Cougar pride: Wenatchee hunter catches eight big cats in one photo frame
• New bridge project changes eastside landscape
• Hearing for WVC property swap Tuesday
• Juvenile sentenced for child molestation
• Nails, put out by angry neighbor, flatten Link van
• Rollover crash kills driver, injures passenger
• Sex abuse charges against East Wenatchee man
• Spring training season
• Council lists four NCW Scout properties for sale
• Sixteen NCW schools earn achievement awards
• Stehekin dock work begins Monday
• Old news
• Cowell suspect’s hearing crowds low-key district court
• 23-year-old could face life in prison
• Wenatchee teams preparing bots for battle
• Inactive pipe bomb pulled from pond
• Manson parks sees another round of board resignations
• Fire damages parked motorhome
• It’s back to blue skies for the weekend
• Old news
• Wilson's trial held over until May 31
• Talking It Over: High-tech high-rise
• Police: Valentine comment prompts stabbing
• Knife did not intimidate bank robbery witness
• Paint on hands tips officers to graffiti suspect
• Longtime columnist still finds adventure
• Jury: Convicted activist eligible for death penalty
• Scout aims to change diet of local beavers
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• Murder case sticks against border zealot
• Woman who died in Pateros area fire identified
• A store of friends
• A dog’s life ... it’s not too bad, actually
• PUD cuts trim year’s loss to $19.9 million
• Ecology hearing on Yahoo data center expansion
• Old news
• Witness helps police catch bank robbery suspect
• School-wide rally to battle bullies
• Reprimanded doctor says it’s all ‘politics’
• Arbitrator to settle arena tax dispute
• Big night, big dilemma for East Wenatchee family
• Weekend winds knock out power to 1,500
• The Worm: ‘48 Hours’ on the Methow beat; Egypt, bye-bye
• Fire kills one at Pateros; landlord burned in rescue attempt
• Peshastin fire burns wall, rafters
• Old news
• Elenore Bastian is Apple Blossom Festival queen
• Elenore Bastian: From junior royalty to festival queen
• Wenatchee High School senior Elenore Bastian is the 2011 Washington State Apple Blossom queen.
• Home show continues through Sunday
• Lawmakers introduce bill to combat legal fraud
• Sheriff’s Office to hold town hall meeting
• Legislative Roll Call
• Board turns down data center stay request
• Chelan County assessor looks for a house in Chelan County
• True love: Grownup goals shift
• Stepping out: Love on the dance floor
• Old news
• Street alert
• Talking It Over: Savor food, spare health — it’s mind over platter
• Firetruck just made it back from the shop
• City will fight red-light camera petition in court
• North Central hospitals win telemedicine grant
• Lake Chelan Reclamation district seeks new director
• City raises fees for cemetery services
• Broadview moratorium extended for a month
• Pay dispute at play in picketing at Alcoa
• Third smelter line on track to restart in March
• Inmate found hanging in cell at Okanogan jail dies in hospital
• Old news
• Electrical fire forces evacuation of Grand Central Building
• A tangled, twisting trail
• Commander credits task force’s tenacity
• Investigators remain tight-lipped about a few loose threads in case
• Learn about pre-paid tuition Feb. 24
• Rollin’ along
• Fundraiser to benefit mother with cystic fibrosis
• Assault leads to cell phone mixup, second assault, and jail time for four
• Man reports Eastside robbery by two men with gun and knife
• Music pros pass down the craft
• Back to court for man who shot suspected robber
• Old news
• Not-guilty plea in Manson shooting death
• Port leaders from Seattle, Moses Lake meet
• City should swap for Pybus site, report says
• Wings and wheels
• Statement from Wendy Cowell
• 'She's still here'
• 'She's still here'
• Small donations offer big help
• Two races reach compromise
• Chelan PUD approves water, sewer hikes and extends power surcharge
• Old news
• Ranger takes position in D.C.
• School levies passing, Cascade bond falls short
• Preliminary election results
• Grandparents say ‘basic right’ has been denied
• Taking it breezy
• Ballots for school levies, Cascade bond due today
• PUD fiber managers fired over squishy cost estimates
• Wenatchee man faces child porn charges
• Man in critical condition after jail suicide attempt
• Woman critical after fatal crash
• Fill up on freebies and ideas at Home Show
• Feel the music
• Old news
• Chelan County PUD fires two top officials
• City hires lawyer to study its Town Toyota Center debt
• Crash that killed 3 closed highway for seven hours
• Resurrecting ‘a great man’
• Gully jumpers
• The Worm: Hawk sends a surprise
• A Cascadian Christmastown
• Douglas deputies nab burglary suspect in vacant home
• Old news
• Three die in Tonasket crash; highway closed
• Business briefs
• Top Chamber honors go to dentist and volunteer
• Attorney’s trust makes donation to WVC’s Center for Music and Art
• Fish survival hits goals at Rock Island Dam
• PUD parks not likely to close
• Street alert: Sewer line work near Maiden Lane
• Sports club’s history steeped in colorful characters, events
• Leavenworth Winter Sports Club has survived more than 80 years
• Manmade ice, snow in the forecast
• Raising awareness of heart disease and stroke
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• Talking It Over: Grandkids beat red-light cameras
• Leavenworth has designs on downtown
• Christopher House plans get the OK
• Burger maker looks to next year’s championship
• Lighting upgrades at dam cut energy use in half
• Video viewers help identify burglary suspect
• Vehicle assault charge following Okanogan crash
• Woman charged with pedestrian fatality
• Coldplay at the park
• Plane, train and automobiles
• Two-hour late start for Cashmere, Cascade schools
• Old news
• Taxpayers will save more than $8 million
• Wednesday night fire destroys garage
• Jenkins steps down and Zweigle takes over as mayor
• Library grant to bring famous children’s author Avi to local schools
• Gliding along
• State proposes fees to keep parks afloat
• Man pleads guilty to second-degree child molestation
• Failed car theft leads to alcohol rehab sentence
• Accused burglar charged after chokehold capture
• Doctors issue grim prognosis for 13-year-old Manson girl
• Eastmont will send 20 to mat
• Bail bondsman keeps close tabs on clients
• Researchers have hopes for young wolverine
• Old news
• Talking It Over: An evening full of music and art
• Murder charge for ‘best friend’
• Dress rehearsal
• Some Eastmont wrestlers may be reinstated
• Riverfront walk will promote heart health
• School district going forward with property swap
• Seasonal transitions
• Video shows burglar inside drive-in
• Apply now for free home repair day
• Old news
• State plans for Tonasket-area deer fence, underpass
• Not too old nor too cold for tennis
• Homeowner disarms knife-wielding intruder
• Cold weather not likely to do more damage to local crops
• Sunny days and frigid nights this week
• Two youth races set for the same day
• Board gives up on arena sales tax
• Life from the top of the bridge
• Bridge work winds down, Eastside work ready to ramp up
• Old news
• A new adventure race takes a shot
• Doctor looks back at 35 years and a career well-spent
• Life in the fast track
• Arctic sweep to bring more cold to region
• Guilty plea in Mattawa triple homicide
• Arrest follows high-speed chase on a ‘bad day’
• The Worm: Fast parking, cold nights and warm jails
• Stone church is first to leave historic district
• One injured in Mansfield crash
• Old news
• Agriculture briefs
• Fire destroy shop, vehicles in Cashmere
• Fires damages King Street apartment in Wenatchee
• Hotel rooms could be scarce for area’s spring sports events
• Send in the clouds
• Xbox-iPod fight may be behind shooting
• Volunteers have a chance at new drugs that could save lives
• Old news
• Fire damages Cashmere garage
• Dryer fire damages apartment
• Chelan County sheriff identifies shooting victim
• Homeless survey finds new faces
• Group cries foul over plan to acquire more Stehekin land
• Science team to inspect Eastmont today, Saturday
• Talking It Over: The Brigade is coming, the Brigade is coming!
• City to use federal grants for south end
• Leading the pack
• Old news
• Marketing exec grabs center’s lead sales job
• Eyman group to challenge Wenatchee red-light cameras
• DOT wants you to take the roundabout way off the bridge
• Surveilance cameras aid in arrest of car prowler
• Emergency crews turn out for promotional photos
• Driver charged with vehicular homicide
• Mental health issues at play in Sub Shop crash
• Street alert
• Agencies invite public to comment on fish habitat plan
• Feds to repair Winthrop hatchery
• Slithery, scaly and fun
• Old news
• Eastmont cancels wrestling season, four diseases confirmed
• Woman fleeing police runs over self
• Could new vehicle fees keep state parks open?
• What’s next for the trail?
• Border vigilante Forde goes on trial; former Wenatchee resident helped in phony raid
• Free help available for taxing tasks
• Gangs are big concern at community meeting
• Enchantment overnight permits now online only
• Homeowner interrupts burglary in progress
• Artist’s work goes beyond pale
• Timepiece’s ticker is working once again
• Old news
• Social service fair, homeless count Thursday
• Empty Bowls already sold out
• Portion of state park closes for tree removal
• Street alert
• New contract, new benefits for Eastmont chief
• Washington apples benefit from others’ problems
• Spelling excitement
• Curtain lifts on busier season for PAC
• Arena board worried about city's new parking code
• Old news
• Activities showcased from tennis to tightrope
• Empty Bowl Festival uses art to raise funds
• Man escapes camper trailer fire
• The Worm: Of burgers, benefactors and baby gowns
• Douglas County PUD commissioner named to national post
• Sunday high a record, but more typical temps on the way
• Four injured in two-car crash
• City targets south end for cleanup
• Wenatchee man killed in crash
• Amtrak train delayed by engine fire
• Old news
• Drugs or alcohol suspected in two weekend crashes, one fatal
• Marijuana information clinic wafting its way through NCW
• Old news
• Moses Lake woman drives car into Wenatchee irrigation canal
• Port of Douglas County looks for just the right leader
• State loans Cashmere $1 million for upgrades near mill site
• Rollin’ with the sun
• No injuries in Saturday morning drive-by shooting
• Unknown male DNA amongst Cowell evidence
• Medical marijuana dispute pits 1960s pop singer’s son against ‘the law’
• WVC scrambles as state threatens Center for Music and Art funding
• Early morning accident slows traffic on Highway 97
• City unrolls new limits on banners
• Empty house haunts Leavenworth
• Wenatchee woman stuck in Tunisia
• Second meeting to discuss combining fire districts set
• Eagle in the lunchline
• Dance-off
• Our World: Entiat looks healthy and vibrant
• Old news
• Islanders take it to court
• Q&A: Making sense of the changes
• City officials pecking at small-animal rules
• Medical marijuana clinic in town this weekend
• Job growth numbers show sluggish NCW economic recovery
• City's sales tax has little hope, consultant says
• Tobacco use prevention program funds cut
• A good day for a walk
• Students caught between two tests
• Old news
• Clearing out the pipes
• Love, sweat and sacrifice
• Gas tax helps fund trail projects
• Our World: WHS students helping mothers a world away
• Parade route changes to spare struggling floats
• ‘Skin irritations’ postpone wrestling match
• Local home sales slipped for 2010
• Talking It Over: A moment in print can yield a lifetime of memories
• Neighbors Care Fund is huge success this year
• Old news
• Chelan PUD reserves set to climb
• Storm blows at the Ridge
• Suspect arrested after woman stabbed in leg
• Families warm to energy contest
• Don't give up on fluoride, dentist urges
• Family wakes up to water at their doorstep
• Honoring the dream
• Old news
• Feds drop lynx appeal, will revise habitat plan
• Fire damages Wenatchee home
• Parking altercation escalates to display of gun
• Holiday closures
• Tropical storm brings warm winds and flooding
• Equipment lost in shop fire
• A mother and child home at last
• The Worm: They’re stand-up guys ... most of the time
• Walk on water (the frozen kind, with snowshoes)
• Old news
• Holiday closures
• Equipment from former fruit juice processing plant for sale Wednesday
• Chelan council tables roundabout decision
• Chelan no longer requires root wads for water projects
• Eastbank Fish Hatchery project produces 'fitter' fish and saves water
• Wenatchee council approves firefighter shift change
• New cross country skiing trail opens
• Business, Ag briefs
• Herald-Republic wins court records case
• Talking It Over: Long before the Ridge, Squilchuck was jumpin’
• Attorney for disadvantaged has fought for ‘fair chance’
• Diamonds on my windshield
• Humane Society director leaving after 19 months
• Spokane woman last seen in Omak still missing
• Residents can apply for zoning changes
• City appoints two to Public Facilities board
• Forest Service seeks projects to fund
• Forest Service proposes fuels reduction project
• WVC scrambles as state threatens Center for Music and Art funding
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• WVC scrambles as state threatens Center for Music and Art funding
• Plug and glug? Winery hoping to offer car-charging station
• Close call, again
• Reefer takes a personal day
• Police looking for public opinion on priorities
• MCT ‘Treasure Island’ at Lincoln
• Meet the Apple Blossom top 10
• Old news
• Wilson’s attorney asks for cell handsets and surveillance video
• Old news
• New Amtrak job won’t derail Leavenworth mayor
• Purse-snatcher who chased cops gets 18 months
• East Wenatchee man charged in multiple-tagging case
• DUI emphasis patrols nab 25 locally
• Wintry commute
• Habitat measures progress
• Court sides with PUD in fee fight
• Link looks for ways to solve shortfall
• April showers bring Alcoa power
• Arena survey shows split on sales tax
• Feds indict East Wenatchee man for child pornography
• School closures and delays
• Neighbors Care Fund tops $48,000
• Mother assaulted Jan. 4 now in statisfactory condition
• State’s schools still fighting over funding
• Wild file counter suit against Town Toyota Center
• First snow, then warmer rain headed this way
• Chipping away
• Murder trial papers: Some sealed, redacted
• Talking It Over: Goodbye, Charley Wilson
• State investigates Wenatchee financial adviser
• Kent company gets PUD fiber contract
• Search for new parking officer winding down
• Old news
• Bliss at no extra charge
• Crash injures Wenatchee man
• The Worm: Just pop the trunk for a real Christmas surprise
• Flying high
• Judge John Bridges to retire
• Wild weather on the way
• Ruling on Coulee City recall due by spring
• City officials consider impact fee
• Old news
• Schools say there’s a lot riding on February levy, bond votes
• Family of woman stabbed on Colville reservation seeks answers
• Man found dead in snow died of natural causes
• ‘Tooth Fairy’ says she can get kids to brush
• Wenatchee considering permits for temporary parking lots
• East Wenatchee man charged with assaulting mother
• WSDA announces specialty crop grants
• Levies and bonds
• Old news
• Some of the ‘Mini-boom’ businesses
• On-the-grow businesses are behind a construction ‘mini-boom’
• Fighting the ice
• Matching funds for Eastmont bond in jeopardy
• Chelan PUD customers still ‘owners’
• Spokane woman missing, last seen in Omak
• Alcoa’s restarting third smelter line
• Lack of quorum could paralyze arena’s board
• Mega Millions of happy returns
• A kaleidoscope of activities
• Along the shore on a cold winter’s day
• DNR land, once eyed by developer, now slated for habitat protection
• Mayor distributes petitions on roundabouts
• Street alert: Sellar Bridge
• Suspect arrested after nine graffiti complaints
• Talking It Over: Cutting-edge skin cancer treatment
• Old news
• Matching funds for Eastmont bond in jeopardy
• New sheriff stumbles into budget pothole
• Neighbor finds man dead outside his home
• Shooting victim in serious condition at hospital
• Shiny surprise: A lost box of silver finds its way home
• Packing back to school
• State gives blessing to Saddle Rock sale
• Cops report hot sausage, dented cars
• State budget: Schools knew this day was at hand
• Chillin’ out
• Man pleads guilty in March motorcycle crash
• Ephrata Mega Millions winner to claim winnings today
• Judge sets bail at $1 million for man suspected in assault
• Worker suffers minor injuries in electrical accident
• Douglas PUD names new officers
• Neighbors Care Fund surpasses $47,000
• Old news
• Portraits of love
• Ephrata store sold one winning Mega ticket
• Party gunman pleads down, gets 5 years
• Police arrest man in assault
• Cascade schools hold meetings about tax measures
• Chelan group appeals dock permits
• Balancing act
• WVC to pay in unfair labor case
• Fire destroys camper trailer
• Old news
• Teen center halfway to goal of establishing a shelter
• On the level
• Officials issue air advisory
• RiverCom manager says training helped her escape fire
• Home 'tweet' home
• Admissions tax not in agreement, Wild owners argue
• Public comment sought on murder-case motion
• Old news
• For sale: Student-built energy-efficient home
• Taking the plunge
• Rash of graffiti hits Wenatchee
• RiverCom official rescued in Seattle house fire
• Fire damages home while owners were away
• Man arrested after stabbing
• Group presents story of beavers in free event
• Grant PUD’s smallest rate hike goes to residential customers
• Burn ban goes until Tuesday
• The Worm: From Peshastin to Mongolia, a long ride
• Mazama Ski Rodeo: Who’s having fun now?
• Old news
• Holiday closures
• Cameras help hunters, conservationists alike
• Volunteers pitch in with family’s home remodel
• Whatever happened to ... Battery saga ends well for Malaga toddler
• Remote cameras: Eyes in the woods
• Old news
• Tourney timeout
• Old news
• Talking it over: Book casts doubts on executions
• One for the cooler
• Holiday closures
• Twisp firefighter’s legend lengthens after helping Israeli effort
• Whatever happened to ... Controversial PAWS gets makeover
• Arena owners, Wild face off
• Old news
• State budget: Arts and tourism help will dry up
• State budget: Schools knew this day was at hand
• Whatever happened to... ‘Miracle Sow,’ farm live on
• Whatever happened to... Park’s blighted trees still stand, but not for long
• December snow ravages park’s baseball netting
• DOC: Second Cowell suspect sheltered fugitive
• Neighbors Care Fund closes in on $40,000
• Old news
• Seeking appliances that last
• Stalled chairlift gives skiers a Christmas adventure
• Pertussis outbreak continues in Grant County
• Whatever happened to... Deborah Seyler’s cancer battle is far from over
• Small school’s a big deal
• Standing on ceremony
• Old news
• Give him Three Gorges Dam for Christmas
• Driver suffers broken arm in Okanogan crash
• The Worm: What a card! A family photo wins Hallmark’s high praise
• Week’s wintry combo to bring snow, rain, wind, chill
• The big broom is here; Pangborn sweeps
• Whatever happened to... Lucky, the fast-living feline
• Rotary Club secretary puts down her pen
• Some drivers are getting the picture
• Old news
• Victor, not a victim: It’s all about learning trust
• A home for the holidays
• Donors put Neighbors Care Fund over the top
• Talking It Over: Global images and daydreams
• When the glitter is gone there’s a second life for Christmas trees
• Living the Nativity
• Old news
• Seniority-based teacher layoffs criticized
• Teen center halfway to goal of establishing a shelter
• Neighbors Care Fund contributors push total higher
• Talking It Over: Cheer up — It’ll all be better after 46
• Coverup suspect charged ... but not in Cowell case
• Driver of crashed vehicle discharged
• Do you love your appliance?
• Snowblower incident ends in assault arrest
• Police seek clues after Tuesday shooting
• Small amounts of snow may fall on Christmas
• Report faults unsanitary Oroville cheese company
• Sheriff’s deputy honored for traffic safety work
• Old news
• World hours on Christmas Eve
• Senior judge retiring after 32-year run
• Small spaces, big impact
• Link’s new trolleys won’t get here for a while yet
• Hospital chaplain feels called to comfort the suffering
• What’s open, closed for Christmas
• Swearing-in ceremony scheduled
• Old news
• Smith named Chelan PUD board president
• The Man and the River
• Sharing the joy of the season
• Area clinics confirm first cases of seasonal flu
• Feds still looking at molestation case
• Company wins bid to splice fiber optics
• Talking It Over: All I want for Christmas is ... water!
• Old news
• Power auction gains PUD $45.5 million
• Fire damages kitchen at Dairy Queen
• Soaring demand strains Quincy Food Bank
• Quincy Animal Shelter badly needs upgrades
• The Worm: Shop close by and watch out for poison
• Thief’s trail leads police to arrest
• Arena survey results out next month
• Joy to the neighborhood
• Families wrap up Christmas for local kids
• Old news
• Blazing truck fills building with smoke
• Snow expected both days of the weekend
• Risk of backup generators concerns Quincy residents
• Comment period for gold exploration extended
• Head-on crash kills Chelan woman
• Okanogan County artisan cheese linked to E. coli, recalled
• Are you sure about that cure?
• Old news
• City seeks applicants for Town Toyota Center board
• Talking it Over: Carl Campbell tells his pioneering story
• Singing students carol at Colonial Vista
• Five East Wenatchee employees to get raises
• Students attempt basket for bottle of soda
• Historic District changes please homeowners
• Eastmont sells bonds, saves $1 million
• Mackenzie Cowell case: iPhone photos, videos led to second arrest
• Crash on slick roads kills Okanogan man
• Old news
• A cast of locals
• Okanogan’s Community Action focuses on basic needs
• Old news
• Court turns down Pipkin quarry appeal
• Burnett announces Chelan County Sheriff’s Office team
• Stuff the Bus stuffs Serve Wenatchee Valley’s pantries
• Dog walking a chore with these two
• Accused wrong-way robber up on charges
• Fire damages Waterville home
• Grant PUD rate hike approved
• Vehicle crash closes Highway 97 near Omak
• Charges still to come for woman implicated in Cowell case
• Police make second arrest in Cowell homicide
• Ephrata school locked down, juvenile arrested with gun
• East Wenatchee adjusts budget to cover sprint boat, Wings & Wheels losses
• Brewster teen who threatened school shooting pleads guilty
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• Recall divides Coulee City, a town that’d rather be known for friendliness
• Robber of three NCW banks pleads guilty
• Talking it Over: New books breathe fresh life into region’s history
• Cancer grounds storied aviator
• Crash closes highway for three hours
• PUD debt pay-down quotas approved
• It isn’t cheap
• A cast of locals
• The procedure
• Cancer grounds storied aviator
• Economy shows ‘glimmers of light’ even as jobless rate jumps
• Robber of three NCW banks pleads guilty
• Robbery suspect mistakes police car for getaway car
• Crash closes Highway 28 between Rock Island and Quincy
• 'Gitcha Goomsba Up' ad getting attention
• Old news
• Chimney fire damages Wenatchee home
• Old dogs, new health tricks: Could stem cell therapy be the fountain of pooch?
• PUD looking at hike in water, sewer rates
• Talking it Over: Long-ago co-worker’s passing takes me back to “hot metal” days
• Benefit concert for Jenni Lund
• New grant supports training program
• Leavenworth flag suit on appeal
• Battle over bail for deported drug suspect
• The Worm
• Cashmere strikes up winter concerts
• DECA students are making a difference
• Old news
• FFA students offer poinsettias
• Business, Ag briefs
• Quincy plans Internet-based meetings
• Wenatchee raises storm water rates
• Eastmont settles in teacher misconduct lawsuit
• Quincy women help Jamaican school
• Dental day the perfect gift
• Gangsters turned social workers: ‘I was living a double life’
• Gangsters turned social workers: ‘There was nothing wrong with it to me’
• Gangsters turned social workers: Lessons from lost years
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• Orchard shed burned, firefighters save another
• State finds former surgeon unprofessional
• Quincy hospital board sees new ambulance option
• Wells House fight is over: Center is on
• Tank rises in George
• Around here, elevators offer a holiday lift
• Fake payroll checks found
• Sure and begorra — St. Patrick’s Day parade is back
• Squilchuck opens for snow play
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• United Way Youth Council’s toy drive benefits CASA
• Christmas lights power cord starts attic fire
• Fire damages East Wenatchee shop Wednesday
• 50-year-old faces charge of molesting young girl
• Workers breaking down box cars
• It’s a fair price to saw down your own Christmas tree
• Washington organic apple acreage falls in 2010
• TV-related stabbing yields assault charge
• Sub Shop owner says car parts strewn around property after crash
• Wild players to read “Where the Wild Things Are”
• Lake Wenatchee Rec Club to hold snowmobile safety class Saturday
• Okanogan County cuts into juvenile-services program
• Haglund leaves arena for ‘normal job’
• Students questioning WVC athletics debt
• Two injured when car hits restaurant
• Snow — or rain — expected through rest of week
• Couple turns longtime recreation lodge into ecology center
• Students ticketed for belting up
• Airport overlay suit again rejected
• Deputies seek help in crime spree
• Four hens die in backyard coop fire
• Wenatchee decides no fines for ditch violators
• Fire destroys orchard shop north of Orondo
• Cowell evidence went to Cheney
• Old news
• CSI: Cheney — This team’s not driving Hummers
• Methow Conservancy’s annual holiday party Tuesday
• Company dismantles old irrigation pipe near Yakima
• State horticulture convention starts Sunday in Yakima
• Old news
• City approves lean $59.5 million 2011 budget, but still in red
• Homeless man died of hypothermia
• Santa Claus has come to town
• Ecology plans meeting in Quincy to discuss data center generators
• String of storms deepens snowpack at Mission Ridge
• Quincy crows over Yahoo’s ‘chicken coop’ computer expansion
• State, feds to consider gold exploration near Buckhorn
• Prosecutor: Witness scarcity led to plea in Neftali’s death
• Exchange Club continues more than 50-year Christmas tree tradition
• Hirst-Pavek appeals murder conviction
• Slick conditions cause multiple crashes
• Three-month sentence in 10-month-old's death case
• Charges reduced for teen police say planned Columbine-type shooting
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• Renovation in the works for Front Street in Leavenworth
• Cold may have killed homeless man
• Recreated Bethlehem takes visitors back to the first Christmas
• Talking it Over: 1970 WHS grad has global dreams for health research
• North Cascades Highway closes for the season
• Grant PUD braces for rate jump
• Five pets lost in Ellisforde house fire
• Business fees won’t go up yet
• Wreck injuries claim the life of businesswoman
• City plan forbids Fifth Street parking next year
• Four inches of new snow fall in Wenatchee Valley
• On the ball
• Quincy hospital budget calls for $450k in cuts
• Old news
• Ski fever seizes Mission Ridge
• Worst of the weather has passed through region, forecasters reassure
• Dog dies in Omak house fire
• Driver who struck cyclist sentenced to 29 months
• Ex-deputy gets 60 days for DUI crash
• Old news
• The Worm: Shoplifter bagged; bikini baristas addressed
• House fire claims life of local tow truck owner
• Fog forces canceled flights at Pangborn
• Shovels ready? Snow is coming 'quick and hard' to valley
• Fire wrecks bedroom of Lake Chelan home
• Feathered, friendly and famished
• Ruler of the rod
• Link looking at possible sales tax increase
• Old news
• Moses Lake man killed in two-vehicle accident
• Whatever they were, Norman could fix them
• Brown bag lunch workshops offered by SCORE
• Street alert
• Old news
• Clearing tonight should aid holiday travelers
• Fire destroys Union Valley house
• Potato-man Chris Voigt craves some crunch
• Some Eagle Creek residents unhappy with plans to widen road
• Reflections
• Old news
• Storms to bring snow, milder temps
• News briefs: Fast-burning fire guts Plain vacation cabin
• Talking It Over: WPA mural recalls work of Depression
• Bargain hunters bag their limits
• Storied aviator Arnie Clarke battling late-stage cancer
• Forecast: Slipping and sliding through the long weekend
• Old news
• Warmth for the homeless
• Fund’s 10th season follows
• Evans Parlette keeps Republican post
• Fifth-graders feast for Thanksgiving celebration
• Graduation Day for transportation planner
• What’s open, what’s closed for Thanksgiving
• Echo Ridge to open today
• New deadline for Stehekin River plan comments
• State fines Buckhorn mine
• State bans burning in Wenatchee
• Cascade school bond headed for February ballot
• Confessed killer testifies, gets 26-year prison term
• Retribution in Kitterman murder plot
• Road to Grandma’s may pose problems
• Scammer poses as Chelan County Sheriff’s deputy
• State Patrol to watch for drunk driving
• Fire damages attic, bathroom
• PUD looks toward credit
• Holiday closures
• It’ll be an early Thanksgiving paper
• Talking It Over: Winter sports warmed the blood in the old days, too
• From foster to forever
• Old news
• ’Tis the season to take care of chimneys
• Veterans snatch up free furniture
• Highway crash sends Cashmere pair to hospital
• Wenatchee, Quincy schools to save energy
• Snow, extreme cold raise havoc for travelers
• Shine on
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• Recycled gift greeted with tears of joy
• Local families grow on Adoption Day
• The Worm: Warning — Litter may begin to pile up in Douglas County
• Wenatchee prostitution sting nets five arrests
• Sage Hills Trail closes Dec. 1
• It is cold, very cold
• Pateros man killed in crash
• Old news
• Immigration suspects are 2 percent of NCW felonies
• Cold — make that very cold — temperatures on the way
• Old news
• Cascade School District retools bond proposal
• Yard waste recycling to launch in January in Wenatchee
• SkiLink service begins Friday
• Sixty-five years after Chelan bus crash, the memories — and scars — linger
• Whooping cough outbreak worsens in Grant County
• Time for a break
• Medical marijuana clinic to be held this weekend in Omak
• Talking It Over: Award takes note of spirit of cooperation
• City's cuts are in the ballpark
• Embezzlement trial set for Dec. 20
• Quincy council hears data center generator concerns
• Surplus for military families: Vet coordinator unloading spare furniture
• Trial set for assault suspect
• Successful hunt
• Hall of wonders
• Old news
• Bundle up: Cold, snow headed in
• Chelan-Douglas National Adoption Day celebration on Saturday
• House to be burned Saturday for firefighter training
• Wells House advocates make plea
• Compactor driver rolls on landfill’s lumpy road
• Local job picture looks a little flaky
• DOT reschedules work on 97A
• Talking It Over: This weekend a cultural cornucopia
• Deck the (concert) hall
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• Guilty of all charges
• Vehicle hits bistro, stops traffic
• City seeks participants in annual Flake Festival parade
• Nationally known water expert to speak in Cashmere
• Authorities seek dog for rabies quarantine
• Grant County coroner identifies shooting victim
• Turkey helps family celebrate two holidays
• A big move
• Wind ruffles region
• PUD ices pay until April 2012
• Talking It Over: New book offers early snapshots of Plain
• Man found dead outside Mattawa trailer
• Leavenworth flag law judged constitutional
• Cat, not wind-related
• It’s official: Eastmont bond passes
• Grant PUD to help pay for Chief Joseph Hatchery
• Tonasket jury weighing Kitterman murder defendant’s fate
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• Tonasket murder case goes to the jury
• Wurlitzer is the star of silent movies
• Post office might relocate to cut costs
• Omak man killed after pickup rolls
• The Worm: Zip seeks to dip into tips financed by sips
• Holiday cheer made by hand
• Old news
• Big winds heading our way
• One man dead, three others hurt in Saturday wreck
• Watchdog group sounds alarm on water near Buckhorn Mine
• Old news
• Okanogan detective: Defendant ‘wanted Michelle gone’
• Sheriff’s office to hold town hall meeting
• Our World: A community can help itself
• Street alert
• Wenatchee Downtown Association holds Open House & Wine Walk this weekend
• Former state senator reflects on political life during McCarthyism
• East Wenatchee’s budget is in the black for next year
• Chelan, Douglas see no layoffs in 2011 budgets
• Late public works director honored
• Many thanks to our veterans
• Citizens talk back to city about budget
• A place of honor
• Hard cider: Old orchard makes good
• Court papers say jail contraband was booming business
• Public retirement party for Siri Woods Tuesday
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• East Wenatchee considers hike in business fees
• Iraq War veteran takes positive steps to deal with his PTSD
• Chelan council picks new member
• Tenino man charged after holding hunters at gunpoint
• Volunteers clean up Forest Service graffiti
• PTSD: The invisible wound
• PTSD group a lifesaver for Vietnam vets
• Hunt concedes in commission race
• Talking It Over: Newspaper carriers go the Extra, Extra! mile
• Eastmont bond in winning territory
• Transitions of the season
• Man dies in orchard accident
• Talking It Over: Tarisio rescued some of the world’s finest instruments
• What’s open and closed on Veterans Day
• A pro in the making
• Old news
• Entiat to get shoreline for riverfront development
• Much of NCW saw first snow Tuesday
• County seeks path and trail proposals
• Witness ties Hirst-Pavek to rental car
• Pins and needles at Eastmont schools
• Here come the holidays, and a business
• Eastmont bond moves into winning territory
• Veterans Day parade begins at 10:45 a.m.
• Formation of tourism alliance to be discussed
• Chelan PUD approves 2 percent rate hike
• Church official interrupts burglary
• Local agencies ask WSDOT to preserve loop trail land
• Driver killed after truck crashes into Columbia River
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• Tons of grain spilled as train cars derail
• Hazardous trees removed at Riverfront Park
• Renovation in the works at Morris Park
• Trial date set for man accused of shaking baby
• Seniors must look for new Medicare Advantage plans
• Keeping parks lean, mean and green
• Jenkins and Bolz stay ahead as more votes counted
• But can he sing and dance?
• Multiple cultures mix at museum fest
• All wet, no flames
• Snow up high, rain down here
• Diversity Council seeks nominees for ‘social justice’ awards
• Boy saves two companions before he’s killed by out-of-control front-end loader
• Chelan man dies in one-car accident
• The Worm: Can frogs tap dance and croak out a tune?
• Old news
• Glide on the grain train
• Grant County woman pleads guilty to rape of child
• Salmon conference comes to Wenatchee
• Leavenworth tax to fund road repairs
• Jenkins and Bolz stay ahead as more votes counted
• Business, Ag briefs
• Moses Lake car part plant may double in size
• Report: Conan’s nuts about Arlene
• Technology is revolutionizing research but kids still curl up with a book
• Man pleads guilty to hitting physician on bicycle
• Anguished mom hears it all again in Hirst-Pavek trial
• Talking it over: It’s been a long, winding road for women’s suffrage
• Street alert
• Guilty plea for police impersonator
• Old news
• World file photo/Kelly Gillin
• Forest fees waived on Veterans Day
• Monday tree work may close part of Loop Trail
• Colville Tribes pick new executive director
• On golden river
• Port president: State needs freight corridor overhaul
• Drive-by shooter sentenced to 14 years in prison
• Chelan, Douglas see no layoffs in 2011 budgets
• Friends give Miss Veedol a lift
• Wenatchee dialing back school bond measure
• Missing for 24 years, dead for 11
• Saddle Rock sale to go to schools
• Old news
• Hunters find Wenatchee attorney dead in vehicle
• Link lays out its new plans
• Talking It Over: Piatigorsky’s grandson keeps music alive for everyone
• Hospital bond proposal closer to passing
• Short power outage affects 5,000 in East Wenatchee
• Two-car accident leaves man in critical condition
• Man arrested for falsely reporting robbery
• Old news
• Specialized doctors tune into hospitalized patients
• All aired out
• Following the flow
• Dell buys up land in Quincy, stays quiet
• Jones leads in Grant sheriff’s race
• Grant County prosecutor retains post
• General election results: State and NCW
• The rundown of local elections
• Animal crates stacking up at Humane Society
• Fire destroys Omak house
• Vandalism to Art of Avenues scuplture reported
• Two seek to fill Leavenworth council spot
• Old news
• General election results 2010
• Burnett savors win
• Initiatives: How we voted
• Armstrong survives Tea Party run
• Jenkins has lead on Hunt
• Eastmont schools’ improvement bond failing
• Goehner easily defeats challenger
• Congdon sweeps, Bolz ahead by a nose
• Bernd and Walker lead in Grant County PUD
• Fruit warehouses upset over fiber
• Old news
• Pangborn to increase overnight parking fees
• Drop ballots off at these locations
• Talking It Over: Newspaper business has lost a state leader
• Hospital staff watches tower rise on skyline
• Fifth-grader's letters yield books for library
• Chelan survey shows opposition to roundabouts
• Chelan PUD nursing budget back to health
• Regional fire authority heads into home stretch
• This cider house rules
• It’s a bazaar world
• Woman injured when car swerves to miss deer
• The Worm: No more babies behind glass for Central Washington Hospital
• Douglas County deals with last-minute ballot problem
• Old news
• Old news
• In NCW, financial donations, like votes, go right
• Grant County declares whooping cough outbreak
• Reformation education
• WAEF universal scholarship application available
• Street alert
• Taco wagon operator reports he was assaulted
• Upper Icicle Road closed temporarily
• Son can’t find dad’s name on the ballot
• Old news
• School decides to sell property
• Microsoft gets approval for diesels
• Time to think holidays; tree permits go on sale
• Drive-by shooter sentenced to 13 years in prison
• Final vote for Crescent Bar Island saves golf
• Talking It Over: It still holds — Music lessons help young brains develop
• Shore-footed birds
• Stylish gesture
• Humble orchard truck will get the royal treatment
• Courting work
• Our World: Production company taps into ‘crowdsourcing’ to fund film
• City lassos Saddle Rock
• Fire destroys trailer occupied by couple
• House fire caused by electrical issues
• Defense: DNA doesn’t specifically ID Wilson in Cowell murder
• Fall is in full force
• Fire heavily damages home on Island View Street
• Talking It Over: Vanishing groundwater means farms, jobs go down the drain
• DNR looks to lease Stemilt land to Fish and Wildlife
• Feds propose expanding Columbia Basin Project
• Outrunning the storm
• Jailer pleads not guilty to forgery, taking bribes
• Old news
• Feds: Tiny rabbits remain endangered
• Old news
• Link Transit releases proposal to restructure routes
• New storms expected to be a bit warmer, drier
• Entiat fish hatchery switching its stock
• Paperwork traps adoptive mom
• Missing Ingalls Lake hiker found by rescuers
• Auditors expect turnouts to be in the record range by Tuesday
• New blast of color on Manson walls
• Quincy wins massive grant to revamp physical education
• Washington snow hampers search for hiker
• Two sentenced for August 2009 Omak drive-by shooting
• Cascade of color
• Haunted by Halloween
• DOT rolls back tire rules — studs are legal now
• Deal may bring NCW new water
• Old news
• Hearing scheduled for Chelan PUD land sale to Entiat
• The Worm: It’s not nuts cracking wise on ‘Conan’
• A busy weekend for law enforcement
• Rocky Reach Dam Visitor Center to close for season
• Two drivers airlifted to Harborview
• Driver with back injury in satisfactory condition
• Hospital to hold open house
• Anonymous donor pumps $3,000 into Kenroy skate park
• A holiday fable to lift student spirits
• Sustained improvement wins ‘Schools of Distinction’ honor
• Assault charge filed for stabbing
• Grant prosecutor’s race is on, again
• Fright nights return to the Pressroom Theatre
• Old news
• Mountain passes get snow advisory
• Firefighters wear pink for breast cancer
• NCW makes a difference
• His and hers
• Grant PUD races center on budgets, dam license
• Business, Ag briefs
• Street alert
• Assessor candidates say they want to smooth tax turbulence
• Commissioners to hear proposals for pest board funding
• Crushing on its way
• Animals outnumber gourds at FFA event, but the kids don’t mind a bit
• Lottery
• Old news
• Sale planned for diseased trees at Lake Wenatchee State Park
• Expecting a big dip, Douglas PUD approves budgets
• Layoff, furloughs, attrition lead trimming of city’s 2011 budget
• Two hospitalized following Winthrop crash
• Hiker rescued after breaking both legs
• Congdon, Pape-Miller clash over PUD Pos. 3
• State Patrol seeks witnesses to Quincy fatality
• Fright nights return to the Pressroom Theatre
• Thousands in cash taken from ATM
• Old news
• Chelan seniors get new digs
• Rain may fall Friday through the weekend
• Whittling walking sticks a passion for Wenatchee man
• Okanogan County Health District to offer flu shots
• East Wenatchee business gets into the Halloween spirit
• Talking it Over: The Azurite mine’s short life was productive, nonetheless
• Candidates for PUD’s District B seat spar over spending
• Tait-Goehner: Fairgrounds in foreground
• Body in roadway shuts down Highway 28 traffic for hours
• Old news
• Armstrong faces challenge from Tea Party supporter
• Wilson pleads not guilty to Cowell’s murder
• Jobless numbers stay low, but market remains tepid
• Fish hatchery spawning salmon
• Old news
• New channel off Wenatchee River is designed for fish
• Parent-teacher conferences this week in Wenatchee schools
• Season’s colors are shifting
• County nixes law enforcement contracts
• PUD posts fiber optic locations
• Chelan PUD agrees to settle lawsuit with state
• Investigators: Blood at Burke Hill apartment matches murder victim’s
• Chelan PUD to launch paperless billing
• Experience, accessiblity are issues in Grant sheriff’s race
• Stabbing suspect arrested on Eastside
• Street names stamped in the sidewalks help folks keep their feet on the ground
• Douglas County candidates split on growth issue
• High-end housing, low-end demand
• Old news
• The Worm: Local grads buzz to the bee science forefront
• Oktoberfest keeps it family friendly
• Citizens assist in arrests of three burglary suspects
• Saturday crash leaves one dead, one injured
• Woman stabbed in the neck during altercation
• Cowell’s blood found in Wilson’s apartment, police say
• Man dies in Quincy drive-by shooting
• Old news
• Longtime Okanogan County clerk to retire
• Surely you joust
• Hunters held at gunpoint following dispute
• After disaster: Summer fire took most of their things
• Old news
• Chelan passes plan to keep retail businesses downtown
• Street alert
• Soak up the sun
• Jailer charged with bribery, forgery, complicity to escape
• Sheriff candidates split on experience
• Recession helps kick-start farm automation
• Forest Service replaces Ramona Bridge in Chelan Ranger District
• ‘Odyssey’ car exhibit marks national day for alternative-fuel vehicles
• Our World: Our community knows the value of giving back
• Planning commission approves caretaker request for crime-infested property
• Students learn about the Ice Age
• Forest Service plans fuel treatment surrounding canyon homes
• Showing all the signs
• Talking It Over: New city display has a lot to like
• Council agrees: Annex ‘Fifth Street Island’
• Still life, with ... aw, just make it classy, OK?
• Tall truck holds up traffic in East Wenatchee
• Othello school won’t allow ‘I love boobies’ bracelets
• Motorcyclist serious after crash
• Felon arrested after shot fired in home
• Old news
• Putt-putting away
• The respite of recess
• Growers, marketers hope new apple varieties will hit the spot
• 4-H robotics club starts with grant
• Crescent Bar’s golf course gets a mulligan
• Suspects arrested in Eastside burglary
• 15-year-old will do time after rape
• Old news
• Talking It Over: Geologist tells the epic tale of Lake Chelan’s glacial sculptresses
• Jailer facing long string of charges
• Workers tear into old Entiat dikes
• Scary moments
• Meet the candidates: Chelan County PUD commission
• Old news
• Get chopping
• Hunter information booths set up in Okanogan County
• Water district announces new hours
• Five arrested on suspicion of trespassing on PUD land
• City seeks citizen feedback to put budget in the black
• City seeks volunteers for Diversity Council and MLK Day planning
• Development deals might force an end to annexation fight
• Found not guilty of drive-by, Bridgeport man back in jail
• Out with the old
• Grant PUD to share site plan for White River fish project
• Forest Service burning slash piles this week near Lake Wenatchee
• Gary’s ghost bike
• Grant will help with repairs at aging Colockum center
• Talking It Over: Buckner centennial has just the right mix
• Blood tests could take some time
• Sunny skies and chilly mornings on tap for the week
• Old news
• Eastmont hires former Leavenworth superintendent
• Fall colors
• Disc world comes to town
• Scouting: It’s not just knots
• Homeowner surprises burglars at work
• Volunteers sought for two Grant County commissions
• Alcoa marks 10-10-10 by announcing grants
• Driver and three teens injured in Highway 97 crash
• Two taken to hospital after Sunday rollover crash
• Omak man struck by pickup suffers leg injury
• Old news
• The Worm: Hard ciders and hard-hitting football players turned outlaws
• Sunday Business, Ag briefs
• Twisp airport celebrates new runway with aircraft parade, picnic
• Council appoints bed and breakfast owner as Twisp mayor
• Vandals breaks vehicle windows in Wenatchee, East Wenatchee
• Dept. of Ecology looks at area data centers’ generators
• Waterville teacher sues after spending school year on paid leave
• Waterville teacher sues after spending school year on paid leave
• Girl celebrates her 10th birthday on 10/10/10
• Street Alert
• Old news
• Nonprofit group hopes to return Soap Lake to its heyday
• Soap Lake draws those seeking healing, good health
• East Wenatchee man dies two weeks after crash
• Petition aims to save Crescent Bar golf course
• ‘Work party’ this weekend
• Boy Scouts celebrate 100 years Saturday
• Buckner Orchard centennial this weekend
• Old news
• School of thought
• Valley’s most recent Democratic legislator dies
• Wenatchee officials see layoffs coming with $2 million shortfall
• Friends describe Wilson as funny, compassionate and an artist
• Investigators turn up more blood at Cowell suspect’s residences
• Owens murder trial moves back again
• Mushrooms aplenty this season
• Wenatchee farmers market not quite done yet
• Upper valley candidate forum set for Wednesday
• Arrest made in Cowell murder
• Talking it Over: False light? Efficiency claims for new bulbs might be illusion
• Fishing pond for kids stocked
• Body of fisherman who fell overboard found
• Hair academy student arrested in Cowell murder
• Court documents shed light on case
• Cowell investigators say much work lies ahead
• Budget top topic at Thursday City Council session
• Quincy board considers ambulance privatization
• Eastside bridge ramp runs into roadblock
• Gzyl sentenced to prison
• Manson 8th-grader needs bone marrow
• Saddle up with Saddle Rock
• Fruit industry mourns loss of innovator
• Old news
• Crews clear path for East Wenatchee bridge
• Arrest made in Cowell murder
• Mission Creek Road to reopen
• Share your best cold and flu remedies
• Grant County seeks volunteers for committees
• Pine and sage pollen something to sneeze about
• Old news
• Briefly News from around NCW and the Northwest
• College trustees will keep plans to build near Wells House
• Talking it Over: Large-format atlas compares 1960s images to more recent ones
• College trustees will keep plans to build near Wells House
• Old news
• La Niña winter shouldn’t amount to much here
• Former truck driver convicted of rape
• Wenatchee quilter bucks tradition
• Bomb scare closes Moses Lake school
• Faster fiber speeds and rates approved
• Grant PUD dooms Crescent Bar golf course
• Vue Dale Drive-In goes out with a bite
• RC car fanatics run their own race at festival
• Cigarette lit near oxygen started fatal Cashmere fire
• Still waiting for college aid: High demand, fewer staff creates bottleneck
• Joyriders on golf carts tear up Eastside course
• The Worm: Dr. Cuthbert Soup, WHS alumnus
• Nuestra Belleza Latina North Central Washington queen crowned
• Driver arrested after pursuit
• Old news
• College to host candidates forum
• Park Service awards contract for new landing
• Street alert
• WENATCHEE — Praying for the needy is good, but members of the Wenatchee Free Methodist Church
• Truck strikes car, leaves the scene
• Illegal, in jail
• NCW's unauthorized immigrants: How we got the numbers
• Driver injured after fleeing trooper, police say
• Soap Lake driver killed in suspected DUI accident
• Sheriff back from Gulf
• Wenatchee nursing home getting new purpose
• Traffic stop results in drug bust
• Old news
• Leavenworth councilmember departs, seat opens
• Traffic stop results in drug bust
• Helping beyond church walls
• Seeing NCW’s backcountry means getting off the pavement ... and getting the wheels muddy
• Eastmont High School bursting at the seams: Enrollment breaks a record
• Bear attack costs victim his left eye
• Faster fiber screaming this way
• Wenatchee cuts arena tax request
• Old news
• Audit finds Okanogan County didn’t monitor grants
• Controlled burn starts Friday in Moe Canyon
• Your marrow could save Manson girl
• Winthrop judge sides with girls, wads up littering ticket
• Student out after knife allegation
• Photographer sees peace in the teachings of nature ... you just have to be patient
• Accidents call street’s safety into question
• Sprint boat races start $70K down
• Old news
• Wenatchee kindergartners learn about trees through hands-on exercises
• Community foundation awards more than $74,000
• Owner of funeral home wounded at cemetery
• Man accused of starting Moses Lake wildfire
• Feds deny protection to tiny rabbit
• Homecoming and harvest all in one day for Wenatchee students
• Waterville considers taking swat at new mosquito-control district
• Cashmere woman died from smoke inhalation
• Talking it Over: Field trip to The Dalles yields new information about old wonders
• Time change on Eastmont school tours
• PUD board approves 5-year steering plan
• School expects new fields by summer
• New look for Shopko
• Competitors duke it out Saturday for Nuestra Belleza title
• Districts awarded big federal grant
• Mayor Johnson: Grandview historic district rules will be simplified, or they’ll be history
• Class exercise sends youngsters out to find most important folks
• Old news
• Board plans for Highway 150 disruption
• Drainage work under way at Manson school
• Warm start to fall could last awhile
• More than 200 called for jury in Tri-Cities murder trial
• Talking It Over: Long-term vision guides Foundation
• Police get raises with new deal
• 70-year-old dies in apartment fire
• Inspectors keep big rigs rolling
• ‘Twilight’ time Sunday — Vue Dale closes with vampire flicks
• Old news
• A warm start to fall could last awhile
• Mauling victim recovering quickly
• Father, son arrested for assault at party
• Old news
• Trial begins in slaying of Northwest dog trainer
• Water wings
• Sunny days bring out the big birds
• Church volunteers reap fun harvest
• Woman assaulted outside Colonial Vista
• Mattawa woman killed in collision with semi
• Two injured when motorcycle hits guardrail
• Biking family sticks to the safe routes
• Wenatchee furniture store owner moves on to new adventures
• Forest Service gives away more than $16M in NW grants
• Quincy School District, teachers union reach impasse
• Private option explored for Quincy ambulance service
• Some agencies lift burn bans in NCW
• Chelan councilwoman announces resignation
• Old news
• Van Arnam joins Historic Preservation Board
• Two men found not guilty in Omak drive-by shooting
• No one injured after car snaps power pole
• Crowded byways make safety a two-way street for bicyclists, motorists
• Two men found not guilty in Omak drive-by shooting
• I-90 to close Saturday for construction
• Wenatchee school board invites public to school tours
• Public tour of Cascade schools Sunday
• Wings and Wheels reception set for Japanese delegates
• City seeks police advisory board members
• Old news
• Grant Elementary principal honored
• Tonasket native appointed to state higher ed board
• Second-graders learn about ‘Aweseome Apples’ at tree fruit center
• Coroner identifies body found in river
• Chelan PUD auctions power for $84 million
• City braces for budget shortfall
• District’s proponents say it’s paying off
• Window pains: Project included legal costs
• Fed-up homeowners say Grandview district’s rules are too much of a burden
• Thieves make off with $4,000 in rare grapes
• Talking it Over: NCW’s at its grandest come this time of year
• Waterville councilman submits resignation
• Warm weather will stick around
• Malaga hosts Chelan County candidate forum
• Driver kills self during traffic stop
• Mariachi to be televised again for Chivas game
• Take a tour of schools on bond project list
• Below book price: WVC students can now rent texts
• Crowd debates how Wells House fits with WVC arts hub
• Monitor eighth-grade graduates still get together every year
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• Part of Orondo Street to be closed Thursday
• Patriot hoists lawsuit in flagpole battle, but fight might be futile — now he’s losing h
• East Wenatchee City Hall offers a bit of hidden green
• Grant has 5 cases of pertussis
• New overlook in preparation for Pipeline Bridge rededication
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• Stehekin concessions go out to bid for a second time
• Body in river ID’d
• Link may drop Route 37 to Lake Wenatchee, Plain
• Ranch fined over fatal tractor accident
• East Wenatchee man charged for having too many pot plants
• Woman pleads guilty to assault
• Old news
• Local stage pioneer Dan Malmin dead at 59
• Red Cross volunteers offer cheer, food at monthly blood draws
• Burnett’s in clear, feds rule
• Construction seems to be recovering ... slowly
• Crisis center hears more reports of would-be rapists doctoring drinks
• WVC center hits last-ditch hitch
• Watch, learn about raptor migration Saturday
• Stolen ATM turns up in Malaga
• Body found at Orondo Avenue boat launch
• Dog in quarantine for biting child in the face
• Tonasket roads, driveways remain closed after washout
• Harvest runneth over
• Old news
• Road washout strands families
• Nespelem man dies in crash
• Salmon Festival’s 20th year a model of success
• Mixing it up: This year, it doesn’t matter what breed(s) you are
• The Worm: From Wenatchee to ‘The Murder Room’
• Local stage pioneer Dan Malmin dead at 59
• Bear attack 911 call: ‘Oh, God, his head is all bashed up.’
• Cool summer delays grape harvest
• Stowaway kitten travels at 70 meows per hour
• Street alert
• Man at Harborview after bear attack near Lake Wenatchee
• Man accused of molestations at day care pleads guilty to lesser charges
• What’s in a name? For some it’s a clue to their career
• Old news
• Home sales still struggling here, but prices hold
• Stowaway kitten travels at 70 meows per hour
• Wenatchee home sales down, but prices steady
• Yakima Valley growers see hope in second cutting of mint
• Seeing NCW’s backcountry means getting off the pavement ... and getting the wheels muddy
• Old news
• Be ready for rain this busy weekend
• Bras on bridge to help raise breast-cancer funds
• Fence me in
• $6,000 reward available for information on murder suspect
• Prevention’s the cure in bear country
• City leaves food service the way it is
• Twisp mayor demands raise
• Transportation commission to meet in Omak
• Men accused of rape plead to lesser charges
• Talking it Over: Quincy celebrates restoration of pioneer church
• Feds grant $13.5 million to tribes to fight crime
• Officials from Douglas, Chelan counties join together for training excercise
• Dog show to feature mixed breeds
• Bookkeeper embezzled $250,000, prosectors say
• Oregon company wants to buy Christopher House
• Methow Valley playground goes the natural way
• Chelan schools planning February levy
• Old news
• Chelan schools planning February levy
• Local job growth slumps as seasonal work ends
• GET tuition plans available
• Cocaine, cash, guns and cars seized in raids
• Comment on arts center location
• Smaller spaces rule this year’s home tour
• School accepts energy grant
• Fake grenade briefly closes street
• Grant County candidates forum Oct. 7
• Old news
• Talking It Over: Leg cramps, chapter two
• Flu shots offered at outreach clinics
• Wenatchee library helps people gain needed skills each Tuesday
• Dates set for Chelan PUD rate talks
• New phone company says line’s open
• Talking it Over: Book follows Tree Top’s transitions through half a century
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• State finds winter home for bear cubs
• New Ryan Patrick winery hopes to pull tourists into Cashmere
• Chelan gets new trail
• Boyd is Chelan PUD’s new chief financial officer
• Boy, 5, struck by car, has broken ankle
• Hiker injures leg in Enchantment Lakes area
• Boat launch to close for repairs
• Old news
• Fire crews mopping up Quincy-area fire
• State still seeking home for cubs
• Large bear visits condo and nearby home
• Cost-conscious challenge: Create an outfit for $15
• Chelan County Fair winds down
• It’s okay to cry at grief camp
• Fiestas Mexicanas celebration draws a crowd
• Sprucing up downtown
• Man injured when dirt bike hits fence
• Ellensburg man injured in Mount Stuart descent
• Old news
• Motherless cubs face euthanization
• Traffic slows up man in police chase
• Men take ATM while business open
• Vets find surplus goods and health care at Friday’s Stand Down
• Man says someone stole his mother’s ashes
• Street alert
• Red Cross to hold blood drive Wednesday in Waterville
• Fall burning scheduled for Stehekin
• Balloon artist a hit with children at the Chelan County Fair
• DUI enforcement nets 66 motorists
• The hunt for berries is a cherished tradition here
• 'America's Most Wanted' website does not generate tips in Cowell case
• Fire near Quincy has now burned 6,000 acres
• 27 school districts get energy grants
• Pack animal outfitters get recommendation for 10-year permits
• Local art approved for Wenatchee utility boxes
• Grease fire destroys McDonald’s kitchen
• Sunnyslope kids turn in petition asking district to reconsider pulling chocolate milk off the menu
• Fiestas Mexicanas adds some pop this year
• Cockfighting investigation snares 2 men
• Union cheers city catering vote
• Firefighters battling 2,500-acre blaze in Grant County; homes threatened
• Old news
• Washington growers seek end to Mexican tariffs
• Chelan County Fair is ‘like going back in time’
• Old news
• Rock Island School earns prestigious ‘Blue Ribbon’ award
• Air Force cancels Miss Veedol’s ticket to Japan
• Journey to the center of the state takes a detour
• Chelan County Fair begins today
• PUD project should help firm up fish
• Forest Service to begin fall burning
• Forest Service plans mine cleanup
• Hatchery steelhead fishing on the Wenatchee opened Wednesday
• Burn ban lifted in Grant County
• Chelan County PUD plans public meetings to talk about future
• Workshop for volunteers on city boards and commissions
• Car, and owner, to return to Chelan for show
• Quincy farmers hope to see crowds at Farmer-Consumer Awareness day Saturday
• Labor leader threatens payback if city picks non-union caterer
• Old news
• Upper Icicle Road re-route a go
• Link’s electric trolleys delayed
• Eastmont choristers have a Foreigner affair
• Peshastin Pinnacles on list for mothballing
• Woman dies after collapsing along roadway
• Late-night crash causes hourlong closure of Sellar Bridge
• Draft flood plan: Stehekin River needs room to grow
• Still no connection linking whooping cough patients
• Winthrop man killed in woodcutting accident
• Quincy veterans memorial dedication will be Saturday
• Son says mom kept cool head during shooting
• Medical center co-founder was beloved in Wenatchee years after leaving
• Humane Society investigates dog attack
• Quincy couple supply Wenatchee with fresh corn
• Rain slows humdrum fire season
• Sterile-processing workers feel the heat to keep hospital surgical tools ready for use
• Old news
• Don Bernier taught Wenatchee how to rock
• New school tests, similar puzzles
• Man arrested after shots fired during car chase
• Plug in Your connection to community events through tomorrow
• Tonasket man goes overboard, is feared drowned
• Things lost, things found, things immortal
• Tonasket man goes overboard, is feared drowned
• First mud
• Ski swap organizer develops kids’ market event
• Dogs’ Night a tail-waggin’ good time
• Wounded wife keeps it together during 911 call after Arizona shooting
• Some campsites reopen at state park
• Looks like the guinea hen can read
• Cold front to bring high winds, blowing dust
• Pilot of helicopter that crashed in Idaho has local ties
• Street alert
• Business strong in Stehekin despite summer wildfire
• What will be closed for the Labor Day holiday?
• Old news
• RiverCom dispatcher brings calm to a crisis
• Grant County officials report at least one new case of pertussis
• Robber enters woman’s home, snatches her purse
• Angry islanders set to sue over Crescent leases
• Old news
• Issue over flooded house goes back to court
• Just walkin' the kids
• George community mourns public works director
• Eightmile fire diminishes; trails reopen
• Port to hold second economic summit
• What’s open, closed for Labor Day
• Campfire restrictions on national forest modified
• State to honor Wenatchee firefighter
• Medical center donates $100,000 to college campaign
• Drawing a line
• Talking It Over: Pick your potion: Pickle juice, vinegar ... or quinine
• State backs up to think over Stemilt land exchange
• Court finds firefighter errors — but no fault — in fire that took home
• Wenatchee council squares off on arena tax
• Catching breakfast
• Foothills parking lot construction continues
• Okanogan’s public defender leaves for W. Washington
• Grant PUD let consultant mull surcharge proposal
• Homeowner scares off burglars
• Grant will help district seek sage grouse solutions
• Flame on
• Tonasket woman fined for use of burn barrel
• Woman dies after motorcycle hits guardrail
• Talking It Over: Dr. Woods discovers a cure for leg cramps
• New school tests, similar puzzles
• Old news
• Public works director accidentally drowns
• Traffic stop yields stolen property
• Old news
• Home invader gets nine years
• Man charged with child molestation
• Hospital contractor fined over toilet problem
• VA Stand-down offers free aid for veterans
• Volunteers needed for sprint boat races
• Fish and Wildlife changes Brewster meeting time
• Street Alert: Slope work, Highway 97A, north of Wenatchee
• City police seeks three candidates for its reserve officer program
• Spring Chinook near peak run on Nason Creek
• America’s Most Wanted website features Cowell case
• Third case of whooping cough reported in Grant County
• Study of Tripod fire reaffirms the value of thinning forests
• Boy Scout leaders weigh Scout-A-Vista’s fate
• Cashmere seniors make another grand entrance
• Talking it Over: Symphony’s Caoile unveils program
• Prosecutors bring felony charge against teen in pipe bomb case
• Park hours shorter at Rocky Reach Dam
• Two men charged in med thefts
• Wenatchee High School volleyball welcome activity an embarrassing rite of passage
• Smoking goes electronic: Hey, buddy, got a plug-in?
• Lost hiker spends two days in the forest
• Cashmere feels ripple effects of Arizona tragedy
• Neighbors hope life gets back to normal as tank work winds down
• Speed limit changes for the Eastside?
• Old news
• Day-use reopened at state park
• Snohomish man shoots self in buttock
• Oroville man injured in one-car accident
• Researchers trace apple’s roots to Kazakhstan
• Buses are rolling, time to study school zone laws
• Former Cashmere residents shot in Arizona
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• Root rot takes down sick firs and their healthy-looking neighbors
• Sunday at the fair
• Medical records going digital at Quincy hospital
• The Worm: Up in the sky — It’s a Chinook, it’s a sign
• Cleanup at Entiat River nets 3 tons of junk
• Man tasered, stolen car lands in irrigation ditch
• Wenatchee drive-in rides into the sunset
• Forest Service employees recount memories of burned warehouse
• Local mariachi group will perform at Seahawks opener
• Street alert
• Local fairs feature wine education, by the glass
• Police: Man threatens couple with pipe wrench
• Four marijuana grows eradicated, five arrested
• Trails reopen in Stehekin area as fire dies down
• Winthrop’s marshal doesn’t buy girl’s story, issues littering ticket
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• Fire danger closes Longview properties
• School considers energy grant
• Motorcyclist injured in two-vehicle collision
• Teen arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Geophysicist’s oddball equipment helps trace a long-buried Wenatchee garbage dump
• Neighbors keep a close eye on bridge work
• Wildcats take care of business
• Wind gusts over 50 miles per hour recorded in NCW
• Arena tax survives close call in Chelan
• City lifts lid on new food proposal
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• Court rules airport overlay district not a violation of state law
• Highways reopen after dust storms
• Quincy kids get new backpacks free of charge
• Waterville fair opens today
• Wind advisory in effect for NCW
• River cleanup set for Saturday
• Gas smell in downtown Wenatchee result of a crash
• Grant County baby dies from whooping cough
• Pot grow removed from forest
• Boy found with pipe bomb on school grounds
• Tree hazards close Lake Wenatchee park to campers, visitors
• State hopes to clear up the scenery
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• Football team holding drive for non-food items
• Fish and Wildlife plans Brewster roundtable
• DNR hosts online discussion on recreation
• East Wenatchee puts bite on dog owners
• Neighbors say they might’ve seen a wolf
• Fire near gun club burns about 100 acres of grassland
• Manson’s welcome sign comes tumbling down
• PUD will accept $25 million fiber grant
• Student liaisons take their seats with Eastmont School Board
• We’re looking for raking tips
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• Wenatchee folks find a better social scene on their porch
• Motorcade, service Friday for Zillah fire victims
• Man sentenced for helping drive-by shooters
• Suspect arrested for July robbery of medication
• Warrant roundup nets nine felons
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• PUD patrons favor fiber, survey finds
• Consultant says plan will work for the long run
• Fire near gun club in East Wenatchee
• School board changes meeting times, places
• Railroad building fire knocked down fast
• Public invited to share memories about burned building
• Firefighters minimize damage to railroad building
• Man charged with statutory rape
• Child molestation charge filed
• NCW officers stop more than 850 drivers in two months
• East Wenatchee sprint boat track almost ready for Sept. 4 opening
• Ministry feeds hungry neighborhoods
• Talking it Over: Arkansawyers became part of the fabric of our community
• So how much will this cost: Eastmont crunches more numbers on upcoming bond measure
• Tribal tests of selective fishing drift down the Columbia
• Families play in the park for pregnancy center
• $54 million grant to expand Internet in Washington
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• Summer sweet shop
• The Worm: Booms, deals on TV, and an old theater
• Council grants funds for rural projects
• Walmart expansion underway, should be complete in 1 year
• Grant PUD will ask for surcharge to boost savings
• Weather cools hot spots
• With speed races, it’s all in the family
• Cherry picking: One of our reporters tests his speed and skill
• Quincy suspends rec program; mayor fires director ‘without cause’
• Grant County sheriff credits traffic unit for drop in traffic fatalities
• Talking it Over: Winthrop visit reminds us of Sun Mountain Lodge’s splendor
• Fire danger in NCW still high, despite cooler temperatures
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• Wenatchee man balances yin and yang with tai chi
• Security cameras help troopers find man after high-speed chase
• Street alert
• Volunteers needed for ‘Pybus coalition’
• Cooler temperatures slow growth of fires
• Mexico adds apples to restricted list
• Electrical wiring is cause of hangar fire
• Three plane crashes injure six people
• Cooler weather on the way, for a short while
• Ammonia leak delays Horizon Air flight
• Street alert: Apple Capital Duathlon/Triathlon
• Natural barriers containing fire near Eightmile Lake; some trails closed
• Special-needs boy, dad ride off with community gift
• Art center campaign still needs $520,000
• Cooperation key to NCW forest grant
• Talking it Over: ‘Whale’ circles off California ...
• Arena sales tax measure faces long odds
• Hangar fire destroys plane, helicopter
• Seasonal jobs helping stabilize NCW’s ‘wobbly’ summer employment figures
• Cashmere kids serve up lemonade for cancer foundation
• Yard sale will benefit teen injured in dirt-bike accident
• With public seeing red, state’s Republicans might be in the pink
• Jenkins puts up strong numbers against Hunt
• Bernd and Paris still top two in Grant PUD races
• Police stepping it up along Loop Trail
• Fire burning near Eightmile Lake
• ‘Crisis’ spurs emergency adoption week
• Old news
• Yard sale canceled
• Kids learn about emergency response at camp
• Old news
• Douglas PUD to sell $113 million in bonds for dam upgrade
• Bicyclist in critical condition after crash with car
• School supply giveaway attracts more than 1,100
• Service set for State Patrol employees who died in fire
• Sunday Contemporary Worship Service
• Earth Day
• Chelan County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Chelan County
• No to Glenn Beck
• Greater Need to Compete for Dollars, Attention Requires Nonprofits to Evaluate Web Sites
• Christmas Family Fun Night
• Washington State Apple Blossom Festival
• Flake Festival

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