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Eatonville students experience the challenges of being disabled
Alyx Reynolds' peers in a food and nutrition class at Eatonville High School got to their feet when it was time for the flag salute.
WA House: adults must report severe child abuse
Most Democrats supported the bill, HB 2331, while most Republicans opposed it. It passed Thursday night by a vote of 59-38. The bill would make failure to notify DSHS a misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum 90 days in jail and a $1,000 fine.
Mother of boy hit by Eatonville school bus sues driver, district
The mother of a boy hit by an Eatonville school bus and dragged more than 80 feet three years ago is suing the school district and the bus driver, alleging their negligence resulted in her son's injuries.
Storm damaged fences at Eatonville wildlife park
The park says wolf, bear and raptor exhibits were severely damaged by trees falling in the snow, ice and wind storms.
Storm damage forces Northwest Trek to temporarily close
EATONVILLE, Wash. -- Storms in the past week damaged four miles of fences at the Northwest Trek Wildlife Park near Eatonville, but all the animals are accounted for and safe.
WA to pay $2.35M in abuse case settlement
The Pierce County Superior Court lawsuit alleged that a paroled child rapist named Danny Dorosky Sr.
Part of SR 161/Meridian East still blocked by trees, power lines
Fallen trees and power lines continue blocking state Route 161, also known as Meridian East, between Clear Lake Road South and Webster Road, the state Department of Transportation reports.
Effort under way to oust moths in East Pierce County
The state Department of Agriculture wants to spray two East Pierce County sites with insecticide this spring to prevent European gypsy moths from making a permanent home.
3 more women held in Mexico child-trafficking case
Prosecutors announced last week that they had detained four women and taken nine children into custody after receiving a complaint of children being sold.
Eatonville is a tiny Washington town with just less than 3,000 residents. Lately, it's sense of security has been shaken.