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Trick-or-Treat on Main Street

The article highlights the upcoming 'Trick-or-Treat on Main Street' event, designed to offer a safe and enjoyable Halloween experience for families in the community, featuring activities that promote local engagement.

Fourth of July Parade Pancake Breakfast

The Fourth of July Parade & Pancake Breakfast event celebrates Independence Day with a vibrant community atmosphere. Residents and visitors can enjoy a parade, delicious food, and activities that highlight the city’s culture and community spirit.

Thoughts for 2025: Now’s still the time to aid country

The article reflects on the nation's disappointing state at the year's end, urging citizens to take action to safeguard democracy. It emphasizes the importance of supporting strong political candidates and critiques Donald Trump's recognition as 'Time's Person of the Year' due to his controversial influence. The piece calls for active civic engagement to address pressing national issues.

Dave Boling: Dickert’s WSU exit a reminder of football food chain

The article discusses the instability in college athletics at Washington State University (WSU), focusing on the trend of interim coaching positions and the financial dynamics resulting from recent NCAA regulation changes. It highlights the emotional impact on fans as players and coaches frequently switch teams for better financial opportunities, calling for a more stable collegiate sports environment.

Prep roundup for Thursday, Dec. 19

The Jackson boys' basketball team achieved a narrow victory over Marysville Pilchuck, winning 52-47, with standout performances from Joe Eichhorn and Jackson Rabe. Other notable games included Redmond's thrilling double overtime win against Marysville Getchell and La Conner's dominant victory over Lakewood. This article summarizes key local high school basketball results.

** Keep natural gas for its reliability

A coalition is opposing Initiative 2066, arguing it hampers local governments' efforts to promote clean energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The initiative raises concerns about the reliability of the electric grid, especially after recent power outages, and contradicts the Department of Energy's claims about the affordability and emissions benefits of natural gas.

Schwab: Behold ’the obsequious instruments of his pleasure’

Sid Schwab's opinion piece critiques the political influence of Donald Trump on Senate nominations, warning against unqualified nominees and the erosion of democratic principles. He emphasizes the importance of constitutional oversight to protect democracy.

Prep wrestling roundup for Thursday, Dec. 19

The prep wrestling roundup highlights key victories for Jackson and Mountlake Terrace in their matches, showcasing outstanding performances from individual wrestlers and providing detailed match results, including pins and technical falls, emphasizing the competitive spirit of high school wrestling in the region.

Reconfigure Washington-Oregon Border Along Cascade Range

Eastern Oregon counties are considering joining Idaho, leading Jerry Cox to propose a reconfiguration of state borders along the Cascade Range. He advocates for a petition to Congress to separate eastern and western counties into new states, aiming to enhance conservative representation in the U.S. Senate.

Stephens: Time for Never Trumpers like me to admit we erred

Bret Stephens, a member of the Never Trump movement, reflects on the criticisms of Donald Trump, suggesting that some opposition may have been exaggerated. He highlights Trump's appeal to working-class voters and calls for a more balanced approach that focuses on the real issues affecting ordinary citizens.

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