Attorney Rule Stalls Youth Nonprofit’s Charles Zoning Case ↗
Charles County's Board of Appeals postponed a youth nonprofit's case to Dec. 8 after its attorney said corporations must have a lawyer.
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Chelan City Council awards $3.6 million contract for airport waterline project ↗
The city of Chelan has taken another step toward connecting the Lake Chelan Airport to the municipal water system with the selection of a contractor. The waterline extension project will
Cashmere council weighs cuts as city faces $10.4 million in 2027 spending ↗
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Old News | Waterville has first Potato Carnival and Harvest Festival; Local named to Washington State Dean of Women's Association board; New mayor appointed to city of Pateros ↗
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Dozens of WW residents oppose Amazon's data center at county commissioner meeting ↗
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Kelso council member discusses reasons for property tax raise ↗
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