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Wenatchee Museum Offering Kids STEM Camp During Spring Break
Wenatchee Museum Offering Kids STEM Camp During Spring Break

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Wenatchee Museum Offering Kids STEM Camp During Spring Break
Many of the region's elementary school students will be on Spring Break next week, and the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center has set up some fun ways to keep them busy. The museum's Robots & Engineers Camp is designed to help kids in kindergarten through fifth grade unleash their creativity and ignite a passion for innovation, all while having a blast and making new friends. Mus...
Chelan & Douglas Counties Switching To New Emergency Alert System
Chelan & Douglas Counties Switching To New Emergency Alert System

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Chelan & Douglas Counties Switching To New Emergency Alert System
Chelan and Douglas Counties are making the switch to a new emergency alert system. The Everbridge Emergency Alert System will replace the two-county area's current system, AlertSense, starting April 1. Sgt. Jason Reinfeld of Chelan County Emergency Management says the move will bring the two counties in sync with the region's other counties who all use the Everbridge system...
Wenatchee American Legion To Host Vietnam Veterans Day Observance
Wenatchee American Legion To Host Vietnam Veterans Day Observance

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Wenatchee American Legion To Host Vietnam Veterans Day Observance
Friday, March 29th is Vietnam War Veteran's Day.  The first observance ever held in Wenatchee will be hosted by the American Legion in Memorial Park in a ceremony starting at 12 noon. Robin Thomsen and Ron Kurpuis with the American Legion Post 10 in Wenatchee say the ceremony is the inaugural observance of Vietnam War Veteran's Day that was federally recognized in 2017.  On...
PNW Wildfire Forecast: OSU's Alarming Research Predicts
PNW Wildfire Forecast: OSU's Alarming Research Predicts

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PNW Wildfire Forecast: OSU's Alarming Research Predicts
Brace for impact as groundbreaking research from Oregon State University reveals a dire future for the Pacific Northwest. Extensive simulations predict a significant increase in wildfire intensity, affecting vast areas from Oregon's western Cascades to Washington's northern Cascades, the Puget Lowlands, and the Olympic Mountains, starting in 2035.

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