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Category Archives: Culture
Darlene Wilson ordered to surrender horses
In a process that approached group therapy more than a traditional judicial proceeding, Judge Pat O’Malley instructed Roy horsewoman Darlene Wilson to surrender her eleven horses as a result of her April 3 conviction on three counts of animal … Continue reading
Posted in Cops and courts, Culture, Pets and livestock, Roy News, Uncategorized
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Local film maker gives charming show on pandas
Perils of the Great Pandas by Judy Spiers South Hill documentary filmmaker Becci Crowe presented her multi-media show, “The Giant Pandas of China,” at the Knutzen Family Theater in Federal Way, Sunday, and performed to an enthusiastic and … Continue reading
Daffodil Parade in Orting delights thousands
Although the 78th Annual Daffodil Parade lost its sunny skies somewhere around Tacoma, it still dodged the raindrops three towns later when the twenty-two Daffodil Princesses and their Queen, Claire Fleming, arrived in Orting Saturday afternoon.
Posted in Bethel News, Culture, Eatonville News, Entertainment, Frederickson, Graham News, Orting, Roy News, Spanaway
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Documentary film maker appearing in Federal Way
by Judy Spiers Becci Crowe, Adventure Artist and documentary film maker from Puyallup, will share her experiences in volunteering at China’s largest Panda Research and Conservation Reserve this Sunday, April 10, at the Knutzen Family Theatre in Federal Way.
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Darlene Wilson convicted on three counts of animal cruelty
Darlene Wilson, a horse breeder for over 40 years, has been convicted on three criminal counts of 2nd Degree Animal Cruelty. The charges were based upon injuries suffered by three horses that endured squalid conditions at Wilson’s Carousel Stables in Roy. In March … Continue reading
Posted in Cops and courts, Culture, Pets and livestock, Roy News
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Third domestic violence incident this week claims three more lives
A high-speed chase on I-5 today ended in the driver’s suicide, and capped what appears to be another lethal domestic violence episode that claimed the life of his wife and their six year-old son.
Posted in Bethel News, Cops and courts, Culture, Events, Spanaway
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Horse breeder Darlene Wilson in court to face animal cruelty charges
Darlene Wilson, an Arabian horse breeder and owner of the Carousel Stables in Roy, is appearing in Pierce County District Court this week to face three counts of animal cruelty in the second degree. These criminal charges were … Continue reading
Posted in Cops and courts, Culture, Pets and livestock, Politics, Roy News, Uncategorized
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Bev’s rhubarb pie
Editor’s Note: Today, The Mountain News welcomes award-winning baker, Beverly Marshall of Orting, to these pages. Besides being a master of pastries, Bev is also a former journalist with the Orting Gazette, and we are honored to have Bev join … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Orting, People Profiles, Recipes
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Celebrating baseball
Editor’s Note: Major League Baseball started the 2011 season yesterday with a few select teams, and today the Seattle Mariners begin their campiagn in Oakland. They’ll have their home-opener next Thursday against Cleveland at Safeco Field, and this short … Continue reading
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Newbie in Graham – retirement has issues…
By Paula Morris I lived a driven life prior to retiring. I worked part-time as an R.N., did practicum work toward my doctorate and maintained a part-time counseling practice on weekends. Combined with this were homework and classroom studies, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Graham News, Self Reliance
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