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Volume 108 :: Issue 16 :: September 1, 2010
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Time to go, little brother

The first day of school is a rite of passage that, for many families, brings tearful separation as well as exciting new beginnings. Here, Methow Valley Elementary kindergartner Eligh Lane of Twisp, already engrossed in coloring, says one last goodbye to his little brother, Landyn, who is reluctant to go home without

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Property and privacy rights collide over motocross track

A quarter-acre motocross track of modest jumps, corners and straight-aways is causing a groundswell of protest among nearby neighbors.


 



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Too much to choose from

Here is just a small portion of entertainment available in the Methow in the next 10 days:  brassy hip hop, Celtic rock, rock’n’roll, cowboy tunes, hometown jazziness, comedy, and guitar, flute and vocals.


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Pipestone keeps the valley musical

Music institute offers a class or ensemble for just about everyone.

 



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Cutthroat Classic showcases local runners

Scores of cross-country runners moved around in the cold morning shadows on Rainy Pass last Saturday (Aug. 28) trying to keep warm as they awaited the 8 a.m. start of the annual Cutthroat Classic.


 



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Oldtime fiddlers bring the fun to Winthrop

Fiddlers of all ages filled the Winthrop park last Saturday, playing for competition and fun.

 

 



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Weatherwatch

September

By Bill Biddle
Autumn came early to the Methow as forecast in the August Weatherwatch. The “noticeable cool down during the fourth and final week” occurred with temperatures in the mid 30s on


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