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Milton, Washington is located in Pierce County. Zip codes in Milton, WA include 98354. The median home price in Milton is $220,000 which is roughly $122/per square foot. More Milton information.

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Friday May 10 | KHQ-TV Spokane

Contract Negotiations Could End In Strike For Aerospace Machinist Union 751

Ballots are being counted Friday night to determine if members of the Aerospace Machinist Union 751, who work at Triumph Composite Systems, will accept a new contract or go on strike.

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Friday May 10 | KHQ-TV Spokane

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Fishing could finally pay off. Cabela's Fish For Millions contest released specially tagged fish into the lakes and reservoirs of more than 20 states, and one of them is worth a million dollars! According to the contest website, that special fish could be in Lake Coeur d'Alene, Sprague Lake or Potholes Reservoir.

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Wed Apr 24, 2013

The News Tribune

Parks vote losing, others look stronger

Voters rejected on Tuesday the creation of a park district in Bonney Lake, which would have granted the city authority to tax residents to maintain parks and recreation facilities.

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Tue Apr 23, 2013

Patch.com

Bonney Lake Voters Say 'No' to MPD

There's no metropolitan park district coming to Bonney Lake any time soon, it seems.

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Mon Apr 22, 2013

Patch.com

East Pierce Fire and Rescue Honors Teen Who Used CPR Skills to Save Local Woman

Milton, WA-Safeway produce Clerk Austin Bergstrom knew something was wrong with regular customer Penny Maier.

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Sun Apr 21, 2013

Patch.com

April 23 Special Election: Have You Turned in Your Ballot Yet?

There are only two more days until ballots for the April 23 special election are due.

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