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Volunteer Jeff Strege of Puyallup walks with Josh Baum, the brother of missing 10-year-old Lindsey Baum, and Lindsey’s dog Kadence, in downtown McCleary Friday. In the background, McCleary resident Neil Newell hands out informational fliers to passing motorists.
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“Waiting for a call of hope
McCLEARY — On the night before Independence Day, the Baum family wasn’t making plans to drive around and scope out store parking lots for the best viewing spot for fireworks displays, as they’ve done in years past.
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Boom times at reservations
OAKVILLE — Tents and plywood stands line Anderson Road near Highway 12 on the Chehalis Indian Reservation. They spring up for a few weeks in the summer like shanty towns of the Old West, some as early as the first of June.
Democrats offer barbecue with a side of politics in first stab at annual party picnic
If only legislators could have launched into a water balloon fight on the floor of the Legislature like they did during the Grays Harbor Democrats’ inaugural picnic Thursday evening, the stress of handling a $9 billion budget shortfall surely would have been relieved.
Independence Day is family day for her
Independence Day has always been a special holiday for Mary Lam. Not because it’s an excuse to light fireworks or have a backyard barbecue. Or the fact that it’s a day off work.
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