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Auburn's alumni cast comes together to light ‘Spitfire Grill’ for benefit	Slettedahl, a recent graduate of Auburn Mountainview, welcomes the lead role after working primarily as a musical director under Fouhy. She plans to study piano performance at Western Washington University this fall. Acting remains a passionate hobby.	2010-08-06
DeRosier notches win at fastpitch championships	Kelso High graduate and Western Washington University incoming freshman Jenna DeRosier twirled the victory as the Northwest Eruption slipped past the Texas Rapid Fire 4-3 in the opening round of the 18U Gold National Fastpitch Championships on Wednesday.	2010-08-05
Not so lazy days of summer	When one is reminded of their first job, often the things that come to mind are summer cash, drive-through mishaps, register memorization, and some form of embarrassing uniform. However, if you’re in your mid to late teens today, finding that first taste of adolescent employment isn’…	2010-08-04
Kamiak player to attend ��	Mark Strickland, a recent graduate of Kamiak High School in Mukilteo, will play golf at Western Washington University beginning this fall.	2010-07-30
Growth opportunity	At 16, Mark Simon has his future mapped out: a business degree from Western Washington University, an MBA from New York University and success in commerce. But the Palmer teen never predicted his early success would be in stinging nettles. Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is often best…	2010-07-20
Eagle Scout project improves ball field	At 8:20 a.m. on a typical Saturday, many teenagers are sleeping. Not 17-year-old Daniel Olleman, of Bellevue. At that early hour June 19, the Interlake High School junior was hard at work refurbishing the Lake Sammamish State Park’s baseball field for his Eagle…	2010-07-14
�� Office of Admissions to host 4th annual Western Scholars Invitational		2010-07-02
ALL-WHATCOM COUNTY BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD: Macdonald grows into top thrower	Ryan Macdonald definitely has plenty to appreciate after his performance at the Class 2A State Track and Field Championships last month. He won an individual state championship in the shot put with a throw of 55 feet, 1.25 inches on May 29, one day after breaking the state meet record in…	2010-06-28
Richland chiropractor makes midlife adjustment	"A Richland chiropractor is turning his back on his profession after 27 years to become an English professor and writer. George Such's aching thumb, a result of years of manually adjusting his clients' sore muscles and joints, made him begin to think…	2010-06-21
GHC’s top graduates	"Tomorrow night at the Bishop Center, Grays Harbor College will award 260 degrees. The ceremony starts at 7 p.m. and the school has drawn a big name to deliver the commencement address — Gov. Chris Gregoire."	2010-06-18

Auburn's alumni cast comes together to light ‘Spitfire Grill’ for benefit

Slettedahl, a recent graduate of Auburn Mountainview, welcomes the lead role after working primarily as a musical director under Fouhy. She plans to study piano performance at Western Washington University this fall. Acting remains a passionate hobby.

2010-08-06

DeRosier notches win at fastpitch championships

Kelso High graduate and Western Washington University incoming freshman Jenna DeRosier twirled the victory as the Northwest Eruption slipped past the Texas Rapid Fire 4-3 in the opening round of the 18U Gold National Fastpitch Championships on Wednesday.

2010-08-05

Not so lazy days of summer

When one is reminded of their first job, often the things that come to mind are summer cash, drive-through mishaps, register memorization, and some form of embarrassing uniform.

However, if you’re in your mid to late teens today, finding that first taste of adolescent employment isn’…

2010-08-04

Kamiak player to attend ��

Mark Strickland, a recent graduate of Kamiak High School in Mukilteo, will play golf at Western Washington University beginning this fall.

2010-07-30

Growth opportunity

At 16, Mark Simon has his future mapped out: a business degree from Western Washington University, an MBA from New York University and success in commerce. But the Palmer teen never predicted his early success would be in stinging nettles.

Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is often best…

2010-07-20

Eagle Scout project improves ball field

At 8:20 a.m. on a typical Saturday, many teenagers are sleeping.

Not 17-year-old Daniel Olleman, of Bellevue. At that early hour June 19, the Interlake High School junior was hard at work refurbishing the Lake Sammamish State Park’s baseball field for his Eagle…

2010-07-14

�� Office of Admissions to host 4th annual Western Scholars Invitational

2010-07-02

ALL-WHATCOM COUNTY BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD: Macdonald grows into top thrower

Ryan Macdonald definitely has plenty to appreciate after his performance at the Class 2A State Track and Field Championships last month.

He won an individual state championship in the shot put with a throw of 55 feet, 1.25 inches on May 29, one day after breaking the state meet record in…

2010-06-28

Richland chiropractor makes midlife adjustment

"A Richland chiropractor is turning his back on his profession after 27 years to become an English professor and writer.

George Such's aching thumb, a result of years of manually adjusting his clients' sore muscles and joints, made him begin to think…

2010-06-21

GHC’s top graduates

"Tomorrow night at the Bishop Center, Grays Harbor College will award 260 degrees.

The ceremony starts at 7 p.m. and the school has drawn a big name to deliver the commencement address — Gov. Chris Gregoire."

2010-06-18

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