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Letter introduces Kim Depew as Interim Athletic Director at WSHS	Kim’s career includes being a varsity coach for volleyball and softball. As head softball coach for the Wildcats she has taken the team to the district playoffs. In the community Kim founded the Thunder Select Fastpitch Team. Kim is familiar with the duties of athletic directing as she was…	2011-09-16
BEA president speaks candidly about 'no confidence' vote, goals, district	The Bellevue Reporter sat down with Bellevue Education Association (BEA) president Michele Miller to discuss her goals, and concerns for the district, as well as the 97 percent "no confidence" vote in superintendent Amalia Cudeiro.	2011-09-15
Teacher prep candidates continue to score well on state exams		2011-09-14
After witnessing attacks, she looked homeward	The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, caused profound shock, horror, fear, anger and sorrow for Americans — and for some, lasting change. Six Puget Sound-area residents tell us how the events of that day played out in their lives. In the days after she stood on…	2011-09-12
Issaquah resident fled 9/11 destruction in Manhattan	The unbridgeable gulf separating days before 9/11 from days after runs along a Manhattan street named — as if by chance — Liberty. The street slices across Lower Manhattan and presses close to the World Trade Center site. Issaquah resident Dana Macario, 33, endured…	2011-09-08
A crowd runs through it: Rafting the rowdy Deschutes	There's a place where you can camp quietly by the riverside, listening to the peaceful flow and reconnecting with times long forgotten. It's the place to enjoy simple things and think deep thoughts about life, love and loss. It's the sort of place Norman Maclean would have written…	2011-09-08
New LWSD principals bring wealth of experience and excitement to schools	Getting ready for the first day of school and a new academic year is not just for students and their families. Despite its name, summer vacation is a time for educators and administrators to plan and prepare for when class is back in session. &��;#…	2011-09-06
Janet Cimino 'saw beauty everywhere'	Janet Cimino never considered herself an artist. But the Cathlamet resident enjoyed creative expression in all its forms, friends and family said. Cimino owned between 100 to 200 pieces of art. She enjoyed talking with artists and helping give them a chance to show their work by…	2011-09-06
Langley scholar earns degree	Erin Pierce-Magdalik of Langley has received her baccalaureate degree in planning and environmental policy-disaster reduction and emergency planning from Western Washington University.	2011-09-06
Trouble in seabird paradise	It's been a dozen years since the federal government moved thousands of black-capped squawking seabirds here to reduce their diet of endangered fish. Things haven't exactly gone as planned. The hope in relocating the world…	2011-09-02

Letter introduces Kim Depew as Interim Athletic Director at WSHS

Kim’s career includes being a varsity coach for volleyball and softball. As head softball coach for the Wildcats she has taken the team to the district playoffs. In the community Kim founded the Thunder Select Fastpitch Team. Kim is familiar with the duties of athletic directing as she was…

2011-09-16

BEA president speaks candidly about 'no confidence' vote, goals, district

The Bellevue Reporter sat down with Bellevue Education Association (BEA) president Michele Miller to discuss her goals, and concerns for the district, as well as the 97 percent "no confidence" vote in superintendent Amalia Cudeiro.

2011-09-15

Teacher prep candidates continue to score well on state exams

2011-09-14

After witnessing attacks, she looked homeward

The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, caused profound shock, horror, fear, anger and sorrow for Americans — and for some, lasting change. Six Puget Sound-area residents tell us how the events of that day played out in their lives.

In the days after she stood on…

2011-09-12

Issaquah resident fled 9/11 destruction in Manhattan

The unbridgeable gulf separating days before 9/11 from days after runs along a Manhattan street named — as if by chance — Liberty.
The street slices across Lower Manhattan and presses close to the World Trade Center site.
Issaquah resident Dana Macario, 33, endured…

2011-09-08

A crowd runs through it: Rafting the rowdy Deschutes

There's a place where you can camp quietly by the riverside, listening to the peaceful flow and reconnecting with times long forgotten. It's the place to enjoy simple things and think deep thoughts about life, love and loss. It's the sort of place Norman Maclean would have written…

2011-09-08

New LWSD principals bring wealth of experience and excitement to schools

Getting ready for the first day of school and a new academic year is not just for students and their families.

Despite its name, summer vacation is a time for educators and administrators to plan and prepare for when class is back in session.
&��;#…

2011-09-06

Janet Cimino 'saw beauty everywhere'

Janet Cimino never considered herself an artist.
But the Cathlamet resident enjoyed creative expression in all its forms, friends and family said.
Cimino owned between 100 to 200 pieces of art. She enjoyed talking with artists and helping give them a chance to show their work by…

2011-09-06

Langley scholar earns degree

Erin Pierce-Magdalik of Langley has received her baccalaureate degree in planning and environmental policy-disaster reduction and emergency planning from Western Washington University.

2011-09-06

Trouble in seabird paradise

It's been a dozen years since the federal government moved thousands of black-capped squawking seabirds here to reduce their diet of endangered fish.

Things haven't exactly gone as planned.

The hope in relocating the world…

2011-09-02

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