EXPLORE! Kittitas County - 2013 Visitors' Guide
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Cle Elum • Roslyn • Easton • Suncadia • Snoqualmie Pass • Ronald South Cle Elum • Liberty • Thorp • Ellensburg • Kittitas • Vantage about an hour From Seattle on I-90: “Across the Pass to Kit-uh-tas!” Visitor’s Guide Plus “Living Here” Residents’ info
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Central Washinton's Kittitas County offers diverse recreational opportunities due to our location descending along the eastern slopes of the Cascades. Easily accessible along I-90, about an hour from the Seattle metro area.
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Cle Elum • Roslyn • Easton • Suncadia • Snoqualmie Pass • RonaldSouth Cle Elum • Liberty • Thorp • Ellensburg • Kittitas • Vantage
about an hour From Seattle on I-90:“Across the Pass to Kit-uh-tas!”
Visitor’s Guide
Plus “Living Here”
Residents’ info
WELCOMEto Kittitas Countywww.VisitKittitasCounty.com
From the entire staff of the NorthernKittitas County Tribune Newspaper(producers of this EXPLORE! Guide), theKittitas County Chamber of Commerce,and all of the friendly service providersfeatured in this guide. We hope youenjoy your stay, and tell your friendsabout this gem in the Cascades.
This photo by Jamie Gray, “Two Bucks in Thorp”
ON THE COVER: “Repose” - takinga break at the falls near Lake CleElum, by Tina Randall of Cle Elum
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INSIDE . . .Recreational Map . . . . . . .24-25Events Calendar . . . . . . . . . .4-6
Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-17Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-28“Living Here” Guide . . . . .41-49Directory of Services . . . . . .50
This Guide made possible by the businesses and organizations mentioned inside. If you find the information useful and thank them for their support, it makes us smile when the story gets back to us!
2013 PIONEER DAYS QUEEN Anita Pardini welcomes you to Kitti-tas County in grand style. Anita is wearing the bonnet she made for thevery first Pioneer Days Parade back in the 1960s.
Welcome to Kittitas County. My name is Anita Pardini and I’velived in Cle Elum all my life. I’ve seen a lot of change over my96 years. There are many sights to take in: Teanaway River Val-ley, Lake Cle Elum, and the Telephone and Carpenter Housemuseums in Cle Elum, Roslyn’s NWI Company, the city mu-seum and the sites where the TV show Northern Exposurewas filmed. In Cle Elum we have Pioneers Day weekend witha parade and a breakfast at Fireman’s Park. There’s the Her-itage Festival in Ronald, the High Country Logging Show andthe Coal Miners Festival in Roslyn. We have many lakes in theupper county and plenty of places to hike and bike. I hopeyou enjoy your visit.
[Pick up a copy of the July 4, 2013 NKC Tribune or a PioneerDays brochure for a full schedule of Pioneer Days events.]
from Pioneer Queen PardiniGreetings to you
Join us for many great events scheduled in Kittitas County for 2013!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS4
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May 2013Every Sunday, May 5 - Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm,downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222May 25, SaturdayEaston Memorial Day Celebration and Cabin Creek Cruisers Car ShowMay 25, SaturdayAnnual Roslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage Club Croatian Culture Celebration Dinner • 425-941-2296Old Ronald School, Ronald. May 25, SaturdayRoslyn Art Walk • 3:00-7:00 p.m.downtown Roslyn • Last Saturday ofthe month (May-Sept) • 509-649-2223May 25, SaturdayLive Blues Band “Little Bill and the Blue Notes” - Cle Elum Eagles #649220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum.Info: 509-674-2385May 26, SundayRoslyn Riders Annual Poker (Fun Ride)Club Playfield, Highway 903Riders out 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon509-674-2404 • RoslynRiders.comMay 27, MondayRoslyn Veterans Cemetery Memorial Day Service.
June 2013June 1, SaturdayKittitas Audubon SocietyFirst Saturday Birdwalk8:00 a.m. • Irene Rinehart RiverfrontPark parking lot, EllensburgInfo: Jeb Baldi, 509-933-1558June 1, SaturdaySun Country Estates Homeowners 12th annual ‘Roads of Wonder’ Yard SalesI-90 Exit 78 starting at 8:30 a.m.Info: Paulette, 509-674-4666June 1, SaturdayStirrups & Irons 4-H Showand Foundation Fun RideWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectatorsJune 1, Saturday14th Cruisin’ for Hospice Car Show10am - 3pm downtown Ellensburg.Info: 509-962-7379. Free admission to car show visitors.June 1, SaturdayEaston High School Graduation, Info: 509-656-2317June 2-3, Sunday-MondayEI Combined Driving Fun Days - openWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org
Every Sunday, June 16-Sept. 15Roslyn Farmers Market 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Info: 509-304-5209Every Sunday, thru Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm,downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222June 8, SaturdayEaston Ponds Fishing DerbyI-90 Exit 71 - Easton. Sponsored by Easton Memorial Day Celebration committee. Info: 206-255-1956June 8, SaturdayKids Fishing Derby at Lavender LakeI-90 Exit 74 • Free to kids 14 & underponsored by Cascade Field & StreamClub and USDA Forest Service - CleElum Ranger District • 509-852-1012June 8, Saturday14th “Get Intimate with the Shrub-Steppe” field trips with the Kittitas Environmental Educ. Network (KEEN)Info: Jill Scheffer, 509-962-1654 or visitKittitasEE.net • Free to attend.June 8, SaturdayCle Elum-Roslyn High School Graduation, 2:00 p.m. • 509-649-4900June 12-16, Wednesday-SundaySwift Water Inv. Hunter-Jumper ShowWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectatorsJune 13-16, Thursday-SundayAbate of Washington CampoutSilver Ridge Range, EastonInfo: 509-656-0275 June 14, FridayRotary Golf Event at Tumble CreekUpper Kittitas County Rotary ClubInfo: 509-674-9450 • UKCRotary.comJune 14-16, Friday-SundayRoslyn Vintage Trailer ShowRunje Field (City Park), Roslyn.Info: Lynn Donaldson, 509-649-3155June 15, SaturdayDachshunds on Parade, 11:00 a.m.4th Ave. & Main St., EllensburgInfo: Jan Callahan, 509-929-1291June 15, Saturday3rd Annual Relay for Life Spaghetti Fundraiser, 6:00-8:00 p.m.Cle Elum Eagles • 220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum. Info 509-674-2385Every Sunday, June 16-Sept. 15 Roslyn Farmers Market 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Info: 509-304-5209June 19-23, Wednesday-SundayAlpine Preview Hunter-Jumper Show1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgJune 22, SaturdayUpper Kittitas County PreparednessFair, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Wye Park, Cle Elum • FREE• Info: 509-674-2835
June 22, SaturdayClymer Gallery & Museum Art AuctionSwiftwater Cellars, Cle ElumInfo: The Clymer, 509-962-6416June 22-23, Saturday-SundayRun Like the Wind Running FestivalWild Horse Wind & Solar Facility, Ellensburg • run-like-the-wind.com
June 26, WednesdayWestern WednesdayWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectatorsJune 29, SaturdayExplore the Greenway: SnoqualmieTunnel Bike Ride, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Mountains to Sound Greenway eventMTSGreenway.org • 206-382-5565June 29, SaturdayPioneer Days Coronation, 6:00 p.m. Social • 7:00 p.m. ProgramCle Elum Eagles #649 Club, 220 Pennsylvania Ave.June 29, SaturdayRoslyn Art Walk • 3-7 p.m., RoslynLast Saturday of the month (May-Sept)Info: 509-649-2223June 29, SaturdaySilver Ridge Ranch Treasure Hunt Ride,Easton • Info: 509-656-0275
July 2013July 3-7, Wednesday-SundayBoulet Productions presents “FairestFlower of the South or... To Know Her is to Love Her” melodrama7:00 p.m. shows (July 3-7)2:00 p.m. matinee (July 4, 6, 7 only)Vogue Theatre, downtown Cle Elum.
July 4, ThursdayHappy Independence Day America!
July 4, ThursdayPioneer Days All Aerial Fireworks Show10:00 p.m. at Cle Elum Memorial Fieldsponsored by Suncadia Community Enhancement FundJuly 6, SaturdayKittitas Audubon SocietyFirst Saturday Birdwalk8:00 a.m. • Irene Rinehart RiverfrontPark parking lot, EllensburgInfo: Jeb Baldi, 509-933-1558
July 6-7, Saturday-SundayCle Elum Pioneer Days CelebrationKickoff with Grand Parade at 10 a.m.Street Fair, Queen’s Tea, Cle Elum IdolSinging Contest, Live Music, Horse-shoe Contest, Jaws of Life Demo, Tug-of-War, Frisbee Golf Tourney, HeritageFestival, Pioneer Breakfast, & BoccieBall Tourney.
July 6, SaturdayRoslyn Riders Family Fun Play DayClub Playfield, Hwy. 903, RoslynSign-up 12-1:00 p.m. • Info: DarcyBator 509-674-2008 or Ralph Griffin509-674-2404 • RoslynRiders.com
July 6, SaturdaySidewalk BBQ and Chili Cook-OffCowgirls Dream Country-Western Live Band also featuring Audre Belt LIVECle Elum Eagles, 220 PennsylvaniaAve., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385
July 6, SaturdayRonald Community Club annual Heritage Dinner & Dance, 5:30 p.m. Hawthorne Hall, Ronald • 649-2250
July 7, SundayKiwanis Youth Fishing Derby(ages 3-14) 6:30 - 9:00 a.m. • KiwanisYouth Ponds off South Oakes Ave.Cle Elum • Info: 206-697-7230
July 7, Sunday34th annual “The Runner Stumbles”10K Run 5K Run/Walk & Kids Races9:00 a.m. start at Suncadia • http://RunnerStumblesRace.wordpress.comEvery Sunday thru Sept. 15Roslyn Farmers Market 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Info: 509-304-5209Every Sunday thru Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm,downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222July 8, MondayCombined Driving Day - openWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectatorsJuly 12-15, Friday-MondayBuck Brannaman ClinicWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators
July 12, FridayBurgers and Live Music by Richie BlueCle Elum Eagles, 220 PennsylvaniaAve., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385
July 13, Saturday 5:30 p.m.13th Life Support Dinner AuctionSwiftwater Cellars, Cle ElumInfo: www.LifeSupportI90.org
July 13, Saturday31st annual Strangers Car Club Run to Roslyn Car Show, 8am - 4pm,Roslyn City Park • [email protected]
July 13-19, Saturday-FridayHigh Country Artists2013 Fresh Air Artists FestivalIn locations all around Kittitas County674-9766 • HighCountryArtists.com
<July 16-19, Tuesday-FridayCascade Rein Pony Club ClinicWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<July 20, SaturdayARRF Animal Rescue Doggie and TrollOlympics at Roslyn City Park.Info: Lori Clemente, 509-304-4805<July 20-21Relay for Life, Cle Elum-Roslyn HighSchool Track Stadium • 509-674-5048or http://relayforlife.org/cleelumwa<July 21, SundayCroatian Picnic at Roslyn City ParkInfo: 509-649-2732<July 24, WednesdayWestern WednesdayWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<July 26-28, Friday-SundayKing Count 4-H EventWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<July 26-28, Friday-SundayRoslyn Mountain Bike and Short Track Races • Urban Forest and Runje Field (City Park) Info: Jake Maedke, 509-750-0977<July 26-28, Friday-SundayJazz in the Valleydowntown Ellensburg • 888-925-2204 JazzInTheValley.com<July 26-28, Friday-SundayInformal Moosefest gathering for fansof TV show Northern Exposure inRoslyn • Info: www.moosefest.org<July 27, SaturdayRoslyn Art Walk • 3:00-7:00 p.m.,Roslyn • Last Saturday of the month(May-Sept) • Info: 509-649-2223<July 27-28, Saturday-SundayBLM Mustang Adoption and ShowWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<July 27, Saturday2nd annual Fundraiser for HomelessAuxiliary Dinner, 5:00-7:00 p.m.Cle Elum Eagles, 220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385<July 27, SaturdayUpper Kittitas County Dollars for Scholars Golf TournamentSun Country Golf Info: 509-674-5991<July 28, SundayWhisky Dick Triathlon9:30 a.m. • Vantage-to-EllensburgInfo: www.WhiskyDick.com
August 2013<August 3, SaturdayKittitas Audubon SocietyFirst Saturday Birdwalk8:00 a.m. • Irene Rinehart RiverfrontPark parking lot, EllensburgInfo: Jeb Baldi, 509-933-1558<August 3, SaturdayCommunity Builders Charity Prize Ride • Info: 509-304-4805Silver Ridge Ranch, Easton<August 3-4, Saturday-SundayKaren O’Neal Eventing ClinicWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org<August 3-5, Saturday-MondayCourage Classic Bicycle TourA fully supported 173 mile bicyclethree-day ride over Snoqualmie Pass,Blewett Pass and Stevens Pass • Info:multicare.org/home/courage-classic<Every Sunday thru Sept. 15Roslyn Farmers Market 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Info: 509-304-5209<Every Sunday thru Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm,downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222<August 5, MondayCombined Driving Day - openWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<August 10, SaturdayEllensburg Junior Rodeo and KittitasCounty Fair • 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.Ellensburg Rodeo Arena • Info:www.EllensburgRodeoPosse.comor www.KittitasCountyFair.com<August 10, SaturdayKrusin’ Kittitas Car Show andBurnouts, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. downtown Kittitas • 509-968-3368<August 10, SaturdayAnnual Senior Center Steak FeedLarry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle ElumInfo: 509-674-7530<August 16-18, Friday-SundayCentral WA Dressage Clinic and Schooling ShowWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org<August 17, Saturday17th Annual Cruise Cle Elum Car andMotorcycle Show, downtown Cle Elum509-674-5958 • CleElumRoslyn.org<August 17, SaturdaySidewalk BBQ • Cle Elum Eagles #649220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum.Info: 509-674-2385<August 18, SaturdayEllensburg Rodeo and Kittitas Co. FairKick-Off Breakfast • 888-925-2204www.EllensburgRodeoPosse.com
<August 23-25, Friday-SundayNW Reined Cow Horse CompetitionWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<August 28, WednesdayWestern WednesdayWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<August 29 - September 2Kittitas County Fair, EllensburgInfo: 800-426-5340<August 30 - September 1EI Combined Driving CompetitionWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<August 30 - September 2Ellensburg Rodeo. Info: 800-426-5340http://www.EllensburgRodeo.com<August 31, SaturdayRoslyn Art Walk • 3:00-7:00 p.m.Last Saturday of the month (May-Sept)Info: 509-649-2223<August 31, SaturdayRoslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage Club Italian Culture Celebration DinnerStonehouse 101, Roslyn.Info: Dick Watts, 425-941-2296<August 31 - September 114th Roslyn Coal Miners FestivalInfo: www.ci.roslyn.wa.us<August 31 - September 13rd annual High Country Log Show12-5:00 p.m. at Runje Field (City Park)Roslyn. Info: Ben, 509-674-8161
September 2013<Every Sunday thru Sept. 15Roslyn Farmers Market 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Info: 509-304-5209<Every Sunday thru Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm,downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222<September 1, Sunday14th Roslyn Coal Miners FestivalInfo: www.ci.roslyn.wa.us<September 1, Sunday3rd annual High Country Log Show12-5:00 p.m. at Runje Field (City Park)Roslyn. Info: Ben, 509-674-8161<September 1, SundayEI Combined Driving CompetitionWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<September 1-2Kittitas County Fair, EllensburgInfo: 800-426-5340<September 1-2Ellensburg Rodeo. Info: 800-426-5340http://www.EllensburgRodeo.com
<September 6-8, Friday-SundayArabian Region 5 Trails GroupWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<September 7, SaturdayKittitas Audubon SocietyFirst Saturday Birdwalk8:00 a.m. • Irene Rinehart RiverfrontPark parking lot, EllensburgInfo: Jeb Baldi, 509-933-1558<September 13-15EI HT and Schooling ShowWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<September 14, SaturdayAll-You-Can- Eat Oyster and Fish FeedCle Elum Eagles • 220 PennsylvaniaAve., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385<September 14-15, Sat-SunKittitas Valley Early Iron Club OldTime Threshing Bee and Antique Equipment ShowOlmstead Place State Park, EllensburgThreshing will start Saturday around 10 a.m. and 2 a.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Tractor Parade (both days)Info: http://KVEIC.org<September 20-22Paso Fino Clinic and Annual MeetingWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org<September 21, SaturdayPaint EllensburgInfo: Gallery One, 509-925-2670<September 25, WednesdayWestern WednesdayWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org<September 28, SaturdayRoslyn Art Walk • 3-7:00 p.m., RoslynLast Saturday of the month (May-Sept)Info: 509-649-2223
CALENDAR continued on page 6
33rd Annual Upper Kittitas County Visitor Vacation Plannerand Relocation Guide
produced by the
NORTHERN KITTITAS COUNTYTRIBUNEa division of Oahe Publishing Corp.
P.O. Box 308 | 807 W. Davis St., suite 101ACle Elum, WA 98922 • (509) 674-2511
Missed out advertising in this year’s edition? Contact us before April 14, 2014 for info.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 5
Advertiser INDEXlisted on page 50
CALENDAR OF EVENTS6
September 2013<September 28-29, Sat-SunACTHA Rides and Karen O’Neal Eventing ClinicWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org
October 2013<October 4, FridayFire Wise ProgramCle Elum Fire StationInfo: Angela Campbell, 509-304-6124<October 4-5, Friday-SaturdayThorp Community DaysInfo: [email protected]<October 4-6, Friday-Sunday9th annual Ellensburg Film FestivalInfo: EllensburgFilmFestival.com<October 5, SaturdayKittitas Audubon SocietyFirst Saturday Birdwalk8:00 a.m. • Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park park-ing lot, EllensburgInfo: Jeb Baldi, 509-933-1558<October 5, SaturdaySilver Ridge Ranch Charity Ride, EastonInfo: 509-656-0275<October 5, SaturdayEllensburg Manastash Metric Bike TourInfo: RSVP & Volunteer Center of Kittitas County, 509-962-4311 • drier-ride.org<October 5, SaturdayHarvest Moon Dinner and Auction Larry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-7530<Every Sunday thru Nov. 3Cle Elum Public Market, 10am - 3pm, downtown Cle Elum • 509-304-8222<October 7, MondayCombined Driving Day - openWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.orgFree admission for spectators<October 12, Saturday26th Annual Swauk-Teanaway Grange Hunter’sBreakfast • 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Grange Hall, 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle ElumInfo: 509-857-2580<October 12, SaturdayOktoberfest Auxiliary Dinner, 5-7 p.m.Cle Elum Eagles #649 • 220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum. • Info: 509-674-2385<October 19, SaturdaySwauk-Teanaway Potluck and Bluegrass Concert,6:00 p.m. • Grange Hall, 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle Elum • 509-857-2580<October 25, FridayFriends of Roslyn Library Harvest PartyInfo: Roslyn Library, 509-649-3420
<October 26, SaturdayHalloween Family Movie NightCle Elum City Hall, 119 W. First St.Info: Kerri Farnum, 509-304-8222<October 26, SaturdayHalloween Adult Costume PartyCle Elum Eagles #649 • 220 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385 <October 27, Sunday10th Annual Roslyn ‘Paws on Parade’downtown Roslyn. Info: Lori Clemente, 509-304-4805<October 31, ThursdayWork Party and Park Closes for seasonWashington State Horse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blved., Cle ElumInfo: WashingtonStateHorsePark.org<October 31, ThursdayAnnual Cle Elum Halloween Parade,Costume Contest and “Trunk or Treat” Candy Giveaway • downtown Cle ElumInfo: Kerri Farnum, 509-304-8222<October 31, Thursday“Rocky Horror Picture Show”Mavericks, 100 Harris Ave., Cle ElumInfo: Kerri Farnum, 509-304-8222
November 2013<November 2, SaturdayHearthstone Cottage Holiday Bazaar9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. • Open to public 802 E. Mountain View Ave., Ellensburg<TBA - call 509-649-4850Veteran’s Day ProgramCle Elum-Roslyn School District
<November 9, SaturdayVeteran’s Day Community BreakfastLarry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-7530<November 9, SaturdaySwauk-Teanaway Grange Christmas Bazaar1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle ElumInfo: Bev Allenbaugh, 509-925-3297<November 16, SaturdayOld Fashioned Barn Dance and Finger FoodPotluck • Swauk-Teanaway Grange Hall,1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle ElumInfo: Claire Lucke, 509-875-2580<November 23, SaturdayCle Elum Eagles Craft Club Fall BazaarCle Elum Eagles #649 • 220 Pennsylvania Ave.,Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385<November 27, WednesdayFREE Thanksgiving Community LunchLarry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle Elum. Info: 509-674-7530<November 29-30, Friday-Saturday“Moments to Remember” FestivalEllensburg. Info: Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce • Info: 509-925-2002
December 2013<December 7, SaturdayChristmas in Cle Elum celebrationand Parade of Lights • Info: 509-304-8222<December 7, SaturdaySanta Breakfast and Craft BazaarLarry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-7530<December 7, SaturdayARRF Animal Rescue Santa Paws Pictures U.S. Bank Office, 402 E. First St., Cle ElumInfo: Lori Clemente, 509-304-4805<December 8, SundayGrange Community Christmas DinnerSwauk-Teanaway Grange Hall, 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle ElumInfo: Barb Hamel, 509-674-2982<December 11, WednesdayHospice Friends ‘Tree of Love’ Memorial Lighting Ceremony, 6:00 p.m., Ellensburg. Info: 509-962-7379<December 13, FridayHospice Friends ‘Tree of Love’ Memorial Lighting Ceremony, 6:30 p.m.Larry Putnam Centennial Center, 719 E. Third St., Cle Elum • Info: 509-962-7379<December 21, SaturdayChildren’s Christmas Party with SantaCle Elum Eagles #649 • 220 Pennsylvania Ave.,Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385<December 24, TuesdaySanta Visits Roslyn Christmas EveInfo: 509-649-3105<December 31, TuesdayNew Year’s Eve Party • Cle Elum Eagles #649, 220Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum • Info: 509-674-2385
Looking for 2014 events? Visit online at:www.CleElumRoslyn.org
www.KittitasCountyChamber.comFind it fast! ADVERTISER INDEX on page 50
ROSLYN’S PAWS ON PARADE will celebrate its10th year on Sunday, Oct. 27 – join the fun!
The Inn BetweenFEATURES: Nine bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen
including M/W, 2 bathrooms, enormous front room, piano.
RATES: $350 per night Friday-Sunday$290 per night weekdays
NOTE:• Propane heat in all 3 inns• Daily garbage service• “Fully equipped kitchen”
means - pots, pans,plates, silverware, toastercoffee pot, blender,microwave, etc.
• “Bedding” means whatever you put on your mattress*
• Paper towels, T.P. andsoap provided
SPECIAL RATES
duringoff season
By Reservation Only.Full payment is required in advance, including tax
Natassia Schroeder, OwnerCall Today! 253-531-3411
Leave message or write: P.O. Box 386, Roslyn, WA 98941Email: [email protected]
Year-round family lodging located 1 block from the Roslyn Cafe. Guests have the entire place to themselves.*Bring your own bedding & towels, then enjoy the comfort of real beds, bathroom, kitchen and propane heat.
Guests include multi-family groups, wedding receptions, snowmobile clubs, church groups, school seminars, skiers, hikers,bicycle groups, artists and friends & relatives who reside in different cities and like to all get together under one big roof,
rather than trying to get individual motel rooms outside of Roslyn. Two rivers and a lake within five miles.
Family owned for over 25 years.
During the week (Monday-Thursday)
get 2nd night
25% OFF
OCCUPANCY:Sleeps 15
RATES: $250 per night Friday-Sunday$190 per night weekdays
The Roslyn InnFEATURES: Six bedrooms (4 twins, 5 queens, 1 pull out sofa).
Fully equipped kitchen including M/W. Two bathrooms with showers,piano, 20’x40’ private sundeck with lounge chairs & picnic tables.
Main Feature: QuietNo T.V. • No Phone • No Hot Tub
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RATES:
$65 2 person$95 4 person$126 6 person
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FEATURES: Beds - 3 queens, 1 sofa bed, tub/shower,
fully equipped electric kitchenincluding M/W, piano, and a
private sundeck w/lounge chairs,picnic table and Bar-B-Q.
*Bedding & Towels provided upon request.OCCUPANCY: Sleeps 6
The Little Roslyn Inn
OCCUPANCY:Sleeps 24
The Roslyn Inn & Inn Betweenare restored 120year old homes
located next to theLittle Roslyn Inn.
104 West 5th St.Roslyn, WA
(Homesteaders prior to coal being discovered in the 1880s)
EVERYLabor DayWeekend!
Visit www.ci.roslyn.wa.us for info as it’s available.
Aug. 31 & Sept. 1, 2013in Downtown Roslyn, WA
GRAND PARADE 12:00 NOON SUNDAY
What early American pioneers accomplished in their pushwestward can be witnessed here. Historic sites and muse-ums throughout the county provide evidence of their strug-gles and triumphs. The Cascade Association of Museums andHistory is an educational resource for the sites listed below.
Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery 302 W. Third St., Cle Elum • (509) 674-9766Period architecture and local art.www.NKCMuseums.org
The Clymer: Museum & Gallery416 N. Pearl St., Ellensburg • (509) 962-6416The mission of the Clymer is to collect, preserve, research, and interpret the art and life of John Clymer, along with the art and life of his western art contemporaries.www.ClymerMuseum.com
Douglas Munro MemorialLaurel Hill Cemetery, Cle Elum. WWII hero, the Coast Guard’s only Congressional Medal of Honor recipient –http://KittitasHistory.com/sites/munro-memorial/
Kittitas County Genealogical Society413 North Main, Ellensburg • (509) 925-5951A healthy collection of documents, photos and volunteer researchers – www.Rootsweb.ancestry .com/~wakcg/KCGS_index.htm
Kittitas County Historical Museum114 E. 3rd Ave., Ellensburg • (509) 925-3778Region’s most comprehensive collection of Kittitas County history – www.KCHM.org.
Roslyn CemeteryMemorial Drive, Roslyn • (509) 649-2355Resting place of some 4,000 souls in 26 ethnic and lodge cemeteries – www.RoslynMuseum.com
Roslyn Museum • (509) 649-2355
203 West Pennsylvania Avenue, RoslynArtifacts, documents and photos of Roslyn’s coal mining days – www.RoslynMuseum.com
Roslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage ClubFor more information, call (425) 941-2296A club active in preserving the community’s history and ethnic heritage.
South Cle Elum Rail Yard National Historic District • (509) 674-2006
801 Milwaukee Road, South Cle ElumIron Horse State Park, site of a restored Milwaukee Railroad Depot. Site includes a walking tour of the old rail yard – www.MilwElectric.org
Swauk Teanaway Grange1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle Elum • (509) 857-2580A one-room schoolhouse built in 1904 restored after a fire in 2004 – www.SwaukTeanawayGrange.com
Telephone Museum221 E. First St., Cle ElumOldest complete telephone museum west of the Mississippi. Exhibits cover telephone tech-nology from 1876 to 1970 –www.NKCMuseums.org
Thorp Mill11640 N. Thorp Hwy., Thorp • (509) 964-9640Period gristmill, the first in the region to have electricity – www.Thorp.org
past history and culture of Kittitas County
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‘On the Trail’
With the installation of the first barn quilt block on thegable end of the Old Dominion Barn at Dusty’s Nursery inEllensburg on Oct. 3, 2012, Washington became the 34thstate in the country to join the national barn quilt move-ment. A short six months later, Barn Quilts of Kittitas County(BQKC) lays claim to 40-plus painted-wood quilt blocks onold and new barns, as well as other historic buildings.
“We’re ‘all about’ bringing attention to our county andstate’s rich agricultural history,” said BQKC President, JackyFausset. “Barn owners are asking us for barn quilts to sym-bolize the pride they have in their farms, along with their in-volvement in raising a particular crop like hay or wheat –horses or cattle. Others choose to honor the history of theirfamily. They often choose a quilt pattern based on an oldfamily quilt. Those are some of my personal favorites – theyhave so much meaning and significance.”
Success warrants celebration and BQKC did so in styleduring the last weekend in April 2013. “With the help of our
sponsors, barn owners and volunteers,”said Fausset, “we achieved the first stepof our vision in a remarkable sixmonths.” BQKC commemorated the oc-casion on April 27-28, 2013, at the Kit-titas County Fairgrounds. The weekenddedication of the quilt trail included anexhibit of over 250 quilts representingWashington state quilters, a showcaseof vintage farm equipment, the KittitasCounty Farmer’s Market season open-ing, and a ‘kick up your heels’ Saturday night barn dance.“The local turnout for all events was really heart-warming,”said Fausset. “And I was amazed at how many people at-tended from around the Northwest.”
But then again, Fausset says, she isn’t really surprised.“Whenever and wherever a quilt trail has gone up locals seeinterest double and quadruple from year to year,” she said.“We’re looking forward to the same occurring here.”
With an estimated 400 – 500 barns throughout the county,along with all the historic buildings and sites, it’s easy to un-derstand why Kittitas County is the ideal epicenter for thisstate’s barn quilt movement. “We might not get a barn quilt onall those barns,” Fausset laughed, “but I do believe we’ll easilyhit 100, and who knows, maybe even 200. I feel we have manymore families to include in this farm heritage project.”
BQKC is prepared for those visitors with a download-able, self-guided driving tour map on their website(www.barnquiltswashington.org). It directs interestedtourists who are ‘on the trail’ for barn quilts, and providesthe thread connecting the county’s rural and urban areas.BQKC will add more quilt blocks on barns, buildings andthe map all the time. Look forward to BQKC’s last weekendin April quilt show and celebration at the Kittitas CountyFairgrounds as an annual event. Check the website for moreinformation or call Amy McGuffin, Director of Tourism, Kit-titas County Chamber of Commerce (509-925-2002), orJacky Fausset, Project Coordinator (509-312-9185).
THE HISTORIC BARN AT Olmstead State Park in Ellensburg fea-tures bookend quilt blocks. This Martha Washington Star greets visi-tor coming from the east on I-90, and an Indian Basket block greetsthose coming from the west.. Barn Quilts of Kittitas County had 42barn quilts for the opening of the barn quilt trail in 2013, and plans tohave 100 installed by 2014.
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… in Cle Elum and Roslyn, upper Kittitas County ‘honeypots’for live music, food, handmade crafts, garden and yard art,jewelry, flower bouquets, memorabilia, candles, breads, pas-tries, barbecue, crepes, smoke salmon, organic beef, clothing,spices and Washington-grown farm fresh produce. Open-airmarkets are a smorgasbord for the senses in aroma, color,sights, sounds and touch.
In historic downtown Roslyn, the Roslyn Farmers Marketoperates every Sunday from June 16 through Sept. 15, from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information Facebook the RoslynFarmers Market.
In downtownCle Elum, the CleElum Public Mar-ket operates everySunday from May 5through November3, from 10 a.m. - 3p.m. For more infoFacebook Cle ElumPublic Market.
in our open-air markets
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… at the Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility Visitors Center,epicenter of Puget Sound Energy’s 229-MW, 120-turbine en-ergy-producing Mecca 15-miles outside of Ellensburg. Thefarm sits on an 8,600-acre site and generates enough elec-tricity to power more than 80,000 homes. The visitor’s cen-ter is open from April through November, seven days a week,9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tours are offered every day at 10 a.m.and 2 p.m. Private tours are available for groups by reserva-tion only. For more information, call 509-964-7815.
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GUIDED TOURS AVAILABLE. Directions from I-90: Take KittitasExit 115, turn left on Cleman Road-Main Street, turn right on RailroadAvenue, turn right on Parke Creek Road, turn left to stay on ParkeCreek Road, and take the second right onto Vantage Highway. Thefarm is at 25901 Vantage Hwy., Ellensburg.
On March 19, 2013, WashingtonState Parks celebrated its centennialbirthday with the fourth eldest systemin the country – older than the Na-tional Park Service itself. Here aresome snapshots of parks that graceKittitas County. For more info on cen-tennial events slated for this year andmore details about the parks listedbelow visit parks.wa.gov/events.
Wanapum State ParkA few miles south of Vantage, Wana-
pum State Park sits along the shores ofthe Columbia River. The park has 50camping sites, a day-use area, beach, rest-rooms, a boat launch, and three miles ofhiking trails as well as waterskiing andfishing throughout the year. Nearly7,500 acres of beautiful Columbia Rivershoreline are available to its users.
Ginkgo Petrified Forest ParkNeighbors with the great Columbia
River, Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Parkoffers peeks at petrified wood and Na-tive American petroglyphs, vistas of theriver, and historic buildings. InterpretiveTrails guide patrons through short wind-ing trails salt-and-peppered with petri-fied wood in its natural state. The Park isbilled as “one of the most unique fossilforests that exists in the world,” with ar-tifacts dating back 13 to 17 million years.
Iron Horse State ParkIron Horse State Park continues all
the way from the Columbia River onthe east end, over the Snoqualmie Passto Cedar Falls to the west, near North
Bend. The Park totals over 1,612 milesof trail, following the Milwaukee Roadalong the Pacific Railroad right-of-way,the developed portion of the JohnWayne Pioneer Trail. At South Cle Elumthe trail intersects with the MilwaukeeRoad depot, substation, and rail yard,which are listed on the National Regis-ter of Historic Places. For more infoabout the South Cle Elum Depot visitwww.milwelectric.org.
Lake Easton State ParkLake Easton State Park offers clear
lake, beautiful scenery, fishing, campingand a beach swimming area. The Park istucked in a forested, 516-acre year-roundcamping park with 24,000 feet of fresh-water access on the shores of Lake Eas-ton in the Cascade Mountain foothills.
The park offers dozens of hiking andsnowmobiling trails. There are 95 tentspaces, 45 utility spaces, all in a woodedsetting. Motorized boating is allowed.
Olmstead State ParkOlmstead State park is a working pi-
oneer farm and hails as one of the firsthomesteads in the Kittitas Valley. Manyof the original buildings still stand in-cluding a log cabin built in 1875 by theOlmstead family. In addition there is adairy barn, a grainery, a wagon shed,hay barn and the Olmstead familyhome. The Park’s 217 acres embracefarmland fit for activities such as hik-ing, fishing, interpretive trails, wildlifeviewing and a living farm museum.During the winter there’s also cross-country skiing and snowshoeing onsite. The Park hosts tours and schoolfield trips by appointment.
Helen McCabe State ParkHelen McCabe State Park is an un-
developed park located at the entranceof the Yakima River Canyon, just a fewmiles south of Ellensburg, offering aneight-acre stocked pond for fishing andseveral hiking trails. An interpretivecenter is being built in the park toshare information on the natural andcultural values of the 22-mile YakimaRiver Byway. Kittitas Environmental Ed-ucation Network non-profit receivedan $800,000 grant last year to build it,but matching funds are needed. If you’dlike to help visit Kittitasee.net.
a century of State Parks in Kittitas County
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WILDLIFE ABOUNDS at Lake Easton State Park. COURTESY OF WA STATE PARKS
GINGKO STATE PARK offers patronsspectacular views of the great ColumbiaRiver. COURTESY OF WA STATE PARKS
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… of Kittitas County,where challenge levels are asvaried as the topographicalfeatures this area has to offer.And there’s something foreveryone: Hikers, bikers,horseback riders, wagon driv-ers, mushers, cross countryskiers, snowshoers, snowmo-bilers and ATV enthusiasts.
A good source for mapsand off-the-shelf trail guidesis the U.S. Forest Service, CleElum Ranger District, at 803W. Second St. in Cle Elum.Phone 509-852-1012.
The District’s Visitors Cen-ter is an informative link to750 miles of trails offering avariety of settings, recre-ational opportunities and ac-cess to the county’s 25named, see-to-the-bottomlakes. From the Center youare less than half a mile fromthe 4.7-mile Coal Mines Trail,
linking Cle Elum, Roslyn andRonald. You’re also less thanhalf a mile from the woodedtrails at Cle Elum’s 112-acreWashington State HorsePark, and from there to an-other 112 acres of openspace. You are less than twomiles from the 300-mile JohnWayne Pioneer Trail that runsfrom the westside of the Cas-cades to Idaho through SouthCle Elum’s historical traindepot, museum, railyard andbarbecue restaurant.
Hardcore trekkers favorthe popular 50-mile link inthe Pacific Crest Trail thatwinds through Alpine LakesWilderness, an area featuringsome of the most rugged ter-rain in the Cascade Range.That trailhead is accessiblefrom Alpental Ski Resort atSnoqualmie Pass, just a fewexits west of Cle Elum.
to trek, ride or glide the trails
ALPINE LAKES TRAIL RIDERS Chapter of the Back CountryHorsemen of Washington (BCHW) are dedicated to common senseuse and enjoyment of horses and mules in back country trail riding;keeping trails open for all users; educating horse and mule users inLeave-No-Trace practices; and providing volunteer services to resourceagencies. Like-minded people are invited to rides or meetings the sec-ond Thursday of the month. Details at www.meetup.com/Alpinelakestrailriders/ BRUCE COE PHOTO
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Relive the grand era of railroading at this unique Bed & Breakfast Inn. Bring your family and stay in a cabooseor bring your loved one and enjoy the intimacy of the Bridal Suite with its private Jacuzzi. Stroll or bicycle
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Cle Elum Bakery Hours:Monday-Saturday
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Sunday 7 am-3 pm
Bakery House Hours:
Monday-Saturday 11 am-3 pm
The Bakery Houseincludes soups,
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fresh breads.
In addition to fresh breads and pastries, the Cle Elum Bakery offers salad wraps, breakfast burritos & quiche.
… at the Washington State Horse Park in CleElum, the culmination of a 15-year effort tosite an equestrian facility in the state of Wash-ington. The park occupies 112-acres of rollingterrain and evergreens for a perfect setting.
This year 31 events scheduled from Aprilthrough October are expected to draw over2,500 horses and some 6,000 patrons.
Arena-based dressage, jumping and a vari-ety of clinics are standard fare. On tap in 2013are several Western-style events such as theScot Grosskopf Ranch Roping Clinic June 7-9and the Northwest Reined Cow Horse Com-petition August 23-25.
“Horse Whisperer” Buck Brannaman con-ducts a four-day clinic July 12-15 and a wildmustang show and adoption program cometo the Park July 27-28.
Stalls and hookups for overnights in yourRV are available. Connecting trails to 100-acres of open space expand the park into aday rider’s dream. For more information, visitthe WashingtonStateHorsePark.org online.
for equine adventures at WA State Horse Park
CLE ELUM IS HOME TO the first ever Washington State Horse Park facility where sum-mer clinics, trail rides, and arena-based events are filling up the calendar.
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The section of Washington’s Inter-state 90 dubbed Mountains to SoundGreenway is a lush corridor between
Seattle and Ellensburg where highwayexits become trailheads for your ad-venture of choice.
In the Greenway you can ride horseor ride a wagon.
You can hike, bike, climb, ski, snow-mobile or snowshoe the Cascades.
You can fish, hunt, four-wheel, swimor paddle see-to-the-bottom rivers andlakes.
You can delve into coal, rail and goldrush history, or take a Sunday drivealong this county’s barn quilt trail.
Festivals along the Greenway spanthe seasons. Pick your favorite, whetherit’s a rodeo, an event at the WashingtonState Horse Park, a farmers market, anantique car show, a salmon potluck din-ner or a Pioneer Days celebration.
Looking for an overnight? TheGreenway offers a range of accommo-dations including hotels and motels,bed and breakfast establishments,inns, lodges, campgrounds and remotelog cabin rentals.
For more information, visit the or-ganization online at MTSGreenway.org.HIKING THE TRAILS throughout the Mountains to Sound Greenway is great fun for the whole
family offering breathtaking views of area peaks and valleys. COURTESY OF MTSG
ESCAPE to the Greenway for great outdoor play
Stay In Ellensburg for the weekend and you’ll be saying “my Ellensburg!”
We have a great spring and summer of fun planned for you, plus you can come anytime and enjoy great
opportunities to hike, bike, fish, dine and shop.
Come make Ellensburg yours!
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JAZZ IN THE VALLEYJULY 26-28
Explore the rich heritage and culture of the Kittitas Valley’s farming traditions
through Washington State’s first Barn Quilt
Tour.
This self-guided tour travels all through our scenic valley and is a
great outing for the family, or tour group. So put the
top down on the convertible, jump in the
bus or start pedaling and get to know your
Ellensburg!
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Ellensburg 25 min.Yakima 60 min.
Leavenworth 60 min.Wenatchee 70 min.
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~ Labor Day Weekend ~
SATURDAY & SUNDAYAug. 31 & Sept. 1, 201312:00 Noon – 5:00 p.m.
Runje Field in Roslyn, WA
FREE!Come Watch
80 ft. Speed Climb • Ma & Pa CrosscutAxe Throw • V8 Chainsaws • And More!Kids Events (show up early Saturday to sign up)
For Entry Details or Questions, Call Ben 509-674-8161FUN, RUGGED COMPETITIONS!
3rd Annual
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FUNDRAISER BBQ
Sat., July 27, 2013 • Starts at 11:00 a.m.
Gazebo at Runje Field in Roslyn, WA
BBQ • Live Music • Beer Garden
Boccie Ball • Kids Events • Games • Prizes
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EVERY SUNDAYJune 16 - Sept. 15, 2013
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Historic Downtown Roslyn, WA
on Pennsylvania Ave.Featuring:
Local Organic Farmers • Artisans & CraftersSpecialty Food Producers
Community Businesses • EntertainersLive Music • Childrens Activities
Sundays come alive inthe Heart of the Cascades
For info, call 509-304-5209
Fruit • VegetablesFlowers • Baked Goods • Jewelry
Fresh Food Boothsand More!
…where pristine, see-to-the-bottom lakes, rivers, streamsand rugged mountain wood-lands offer some of the bestopportunities in the PacificNorthwest.
Drawing fishermen fromall over the world, KittitasCounty is home to 25 namedlakes, thirteen named riversand countless coldwatermountain streams andspring-fed ponds.
Our 214-mile run of theYakima River and its tributar-ies feed the mighty Columbiamaking for a sportfishingcapitol governed by Coho,Sockeye and Spring chinooksalmon, steelhead, bass, stur-geon, sunfish, carp, walleyeand a dozen species of trout.
Local hunters say theyprefer the Manastash,Taneum, Lake Cle Elum andLiberty-Naneum regions forhunting quail, turkey, elk,deer, bear and cougar.
WWW.WDFW.WA.GOVLicenses n’ Regulations
The Washington State De-
partment of Fish and Wildlife(WDFW) publishes rules, reg-ulations and online licenseapplications at wdfw.wa.gov.Kids 14 and younger don’tneed a fishing license in thisstate.
Looking for a directory oflakes in Kittitas County? VisitWashingtonLakes.com.
For maps and local knowl-edge while you’re in transit,stop by the U.S. Forest Serv-ice-Cle Elum Ranger Districtand Visitors Center, 802 W.Second St. in Cle Elum or call509-852-1012.
No access to a computer?Licenses can be purchased atmany area businesses in CleElum and Ellensburg.
Free Fishing WeekendThis year the free fishing
weekend in Washington isSaturday and Sunday, June 8and 9, wherever fishing is al-lowed. No license is re-quired.
Kids Fishing Derbies• The Easton Derby for
children is on Saturday, June8, 7:00-10:00 a.m., at EastonPonds, just off I-90 Exit 71-Easton. Contact 206-255-1956.
• On Sunday, July 7, 6:30-9:00 a.m., Cle Elum Kiwani-ans host their children’sderby at Youth Ponds, offSouth Oakes Avenue in Cle
Elum. Contact 206-697-7230.• Cascade Field & Stream
and the U.S. Forest Servicehost a children’s derby atLavender Lake on Saturday,June 8, 6:30-10:00 a.m. FromCle Elum take Exit 74-WestNelson Siding Road, thenturn right onto Cresto Road.Contact: 509-852-1012.
the wilds of Kittitas CountyHUNT AND FISH
… in Kittitas County, by participatingwith people of all ages doing what theylove most: Geocaching and Orienteer-ing, a pair of outdoor sports growingin popularity that you can do solo or incompany with the whole family.
For the uninitiated, orienteering re-quires a compass and a detailed mapprovided by event organizers. The goalis to navigate from point to pointwithin a defined area. Done on footwith no GPS device, this is a competi-tive sport that focuses on speed in find-ing all the points on the map. TheCascade Orienteering Club holds theirUltimate Orienteer #7 off Salmon La
Sac Highway on Sunday, June 30 fromten to noon. That event is just one ofmany in the region. For more informa-tion, visit cascadeoc.org online.
Patrons of Geocaching use web-pro-vided GPS coordinates to look for con-tainers referred to as caches. Typically acache contains prizes and a logbook foryour date-time stamp. Among the manyplaces in upper Kittitas County thathave served as the focal point for geo-caching events are the Teanaway RiverValley, the lower aprons of Mount Stuartand the Mount Peoh area near Cle Elum.For more info, blogs and networking op-portunities visit geocaching.com.
yourself a cache of hidden trail treasuresfind
IF YOU LOVE THE GREAT OUTDOORS,geocaching and orienteering activitiesabound in Kittitas County.
FISHING AND HUNTING opportunities in Kittitas County make theregion a capitol drawing sportsmen and women from all over the world.Three in-county derbies attract children and family members from allover Washington.
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INFORMATION 29
THE VISITOR CENTER in Cle Elum is one of three placesin Kittitas County staffed to greet tourists and passersby.
Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce• Cle Elum Visitor Center, 312 W. First St. • (509) 925-2002
• Ellensburg Visitor Center, 609 N. Main St.1-888-925-2204 or www.VisitKittitas.org
Roslyn Visitor Center101 East Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn • (509) 649-3650
at visitor information centersCheck-inBarn
QuiltTrail
KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON
“The First Barn Quilt Trailin Washington State!”
A year round,
self-guided driving tour
www.BarnQuiltsWashington.org
that honors our agricultural heritage and industry. This grass-roots project also
celebrates the folk-art of the Americanquilt and the strong women who made them.
Special Annual Event: Central Washington Quilt Show4th Weekend in April - check our website for details
MAPS AT THE VISITOR CENTER - 312 W. 1ST ST., CLE ELUM
INFO: Contact the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce888-925-2204 • www.visitkittitas.org
EVENTS30
Kittitas County offers an event almost every weekendthroughout the year. Some of those events are extra special.Why? Because locals flock to them to participate in story-telling, ethnic music, dance and really good food. (See a com-plete listing of events in the calendar on pages 4-6.)
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: Easton’s Memorial Day Pa-rade and Car Show, Saturday, May 25, when this Cascademountain town welcomes over 1,000 spectators. Festivitiesstart with an eight o’clock pancake breakfast cooked up bythe Easton Volunteer Fire Department followed at nine bythe Cabin Creek Cruisers Car Show. The parade starts atnoon, last year there were over 60 entries. Before and afterthe parade Railroad Street in Easton is busy with booths of-fering arts and crafts, hot dogs, barbecue and homemadedesserts. The parade route is visible from I-90 Exit 71-Easton.From May 23-27 this year, volunteers welcome visitors toRoslyn Cemetery, providing for a great opportunity to searchfor marked and unmarked gravesites. On Saturday, May 25, at5:30 p.m. the Roslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage Club andRonald Community Club co-host a Croatian Heritage Nightat the old Ronald School, known today as Hawthorne Hall.The celebration features ethnic food, music and dancing.
4TH OF JULY WEEKEND: Pioneer Days Celebration in CleElum, July 4-7, one of the city’s oldest traditions, draws thou-sands. The fireworks show kicks it off on Thursday, July 4th,at 10pm. The Grand Parade is slated for Saturday at 10am. Fes-tivities on parade weekend include the volunteer firefight-ers’ Pioneer Breakfast, a street fair, a Queen’s Tea, talentcontests, horseshoe and Bocci Ball tourneys, a tug-o-war, chil-dren’s fishing derby, disk golf and the 34th Annual The Run-ner Stumbles foot race. Roslyn Riders Play Day draws kids,families and their horses to the Roslyn Riders Clubhouse andarena near Bullfrog Road Rotary, between Cle Elum andRoslyn. Riding contests for kids of all ages, and loads of coun-try cooking make this a fun, daylong event. For more infor-mation visit RoslynRiders.com.
On Saturday, July 6, from 5:30-9:30 p.m. at Hawthorne Hallin Ronald, the Ronald Community Club hosts its annual Her-itage Festival, with cabbage rolls, desserts and dancing.
CROATIAN PICNIC: At 12 noon on Sunday, July 21, the CityPark in Roslyn comes alive with hundreds of patrons for the an-nual gathering, featuring sausages, cabbage rolls, music, dancingand socializing.
LABOR DAY WEEKEND: Roslyn’s Annual Coal MinersFestival, held this year on Saturday and Sunday, August 31 andSeptember 1. Mayor Neal Lockett kicks things off at the CoalMiners Memorial with a coronation of King Coal 2013. Afterthat it’s parade time. While the Roslyn Farmers Market humsin the background, there’ll be activities for everyone in thefamily. Make a point to visit the Roslyn Museum for a peekinto miner history via old photos and unique artifacts.
The popular High Country Log Show returns again thisyear. Festivities are planned at the Roslyn City Park starting atnoon both days. The competition showcases lumberjackskills in 13 main events, including speed climbing an 80-footpole, axe-throwing, firewood-chopping and chainsaw com-petitions. A junior log show open to kids 13-and-under fea-tures a hook-tender contest. The event is free to the public.According to event-chair Ben Flowers, over 2,000 spectatorsattended last year. For more information call WildernessRidge Tree Service at 509-674-8161.
The Ellensburg Rodeo, one of America’s Top Ten, and Kit-titas County Fair attract visitors from near and far. For fullschedule information, including the entertainment lineup,visit www.EllensburgRodeo.com and KittitasCountyFair.com.
HALLOWEEN: In late October, the children’s HalloweenParade in downtown Cle Elum draws as many as a thousandpatrons. The event is highlighted by a costume contest, a pa-rade down First Street, trick-or-treating hosted by local busi-nesses, and a Trunk-or-Treat event where locals dole outcandy from the trunks of their cars. For more information,visit www.facebook.com/VisionCleElum.
CHRISTMAS IN CLE ELUM, held in early December, re-volves around a magnificent lineup of floats for the Parade ofLights, caroling, live holiday music, bazaars, choir performances,pit fires along First Street and storefront competitions for thebest decorated tree. www.facebook.com/VisionCleElum
GARLIC FANS UNITE! Neighborhood fun in upper KittitasCounty starts the new year off in February every year atPennsylvania Avenue’s Cle Elum Eagles Club with the BagnaCaulda Festival, a garlic lover’s dinner and auction featuringserenading, Italian music and door prizes. Watch for updates.
For more info on any event in Kittitas County, checkoutthe calendar on pages 4-6, or call the Kittitas County Cham-ber of Commerce Visitor Center in Cle Elum at 509-674-6880,or visit www.NKCTribune.com/calendar
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All clothes carefully selected and washed for your convenience.
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The artistic blaze burns brighter every year, especially dur-ing the Roslyn Art Walk season – May to September – whenon the last Saturday of the month, from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m.,artists display their work in the city's historic downtown.
Look for artwork popping up in outdoor spaces, insideshops and other locales nestled between exhibit sites. This ef-fectively makes the Art Walk a pleasant, strolling ramble fromvenue to venue, with opportunities to stop and shop, grab abite to eat or relax over a cup of coffee. It all takes place indowntown Roslyn. From I-90 take Exit 80-Roslyn/Salmon LaSac. For info Facebook Roslyn Art Walk.
A JULY FIDDLERS’ WORKSHOP, in the
City of Kittitas, draws accomplished
musicians as well as talented young
beginners like six-year-old
Cadence Fehrs.
PAINTERSSAY landscapes in Kittitas County, a unique convergence of mountains, canyons and grasslands, offer a topographic kaleido-scope of options.
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SURROUND yourself
Picture yourself as Charles Monet painting landscapesand capturing the play of natural light and shadow on thesurface of a leaf or a set of rolling hills. You can do that at theFifth Annual High Country Artists Fresh Air Festival, July13-19, when novices and experts hailing from all over thePacific Northwest descend on this county’s tantalizing vari-ety of landscapes … to paint. Dianna Shyne (acrylic) andRichard Smith (oil) present art demonstrations and three-day workshops. Angela Bandurka offers a fresh air paintingdemonstration for kids ages 8 to 18, and Janine Brodine con-ducts writing workshops billed: Using Pictures to AccessMemories, Digging Out Details Using Listing and a RoslynWriting Marathon. A quick draw contest has been added tothis year’s schedule as well. Event headquarters: The Car-penter House Museum & Art Gallery at the corner of ThirdStreet and Billings Avenue in Cle Elum. For more informa-tion online, visit HighCountryArtists.com.
on your painting skillsBRUSH UP
The Washington Old Time Fiddlers’ Association comesto the city of Kittitas with a unique workshop July 22-26.The event also offers opportunities to the public for squaredancing and one of the most unusual concerts in the county.The purpose of the event is to create a classroom environ-ment for nationally recognized instructors so that they canshare their knowledge of an American musical tradition withnovice and experienced players alike. The event takes placeat Kittitas Elementary School accessible from I-90 Exit 115.Square dancing is open to the public Monday through Thurs-day evenings at 7:00 p.m., July 22-25. The special concert forthe general public starts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, July 26. Formore information online, visit wotfa.org.
with the old time fiddlers
STEP OUT, GET DOWN
BEAUTIFUL glass blowing, paintings, music and more are featuredby local artists during the monthly Roslyn Art Walk.
with local art
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115 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. • DOWNTOWN CLE ELUM
509-674-2135
OPEN YEAR ROUND ★ 7 DAYS A WEEK5:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M.
Attendants Available, hours vary
Mouth-Watering Family Recipespassed down through the generations keep folks coming backto the Sunset Cafe for over 75 years!
BRING THEFAMILY!
Kids’ Coloring Menu
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Casual Sit-Down Dining • Tender Steaks • Pasta • Burgers• World Famous Ravioli • Pie• Golden Griddle Cakes & Waffles• Chicken • Sandwiches• Seafood • Soup Kettle• Mountain Fresh Salads✪ DAILY SPECIALS! ✪
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…at some of the fun events created to support upper KittitasCounty’s ARRF Animal Rescue. In March it’s the Doggie EasterEgg Hunt. In July the Doggie-Troll Olympic Games. October’sPaws on Parade is a riotous lineup of costumed pets, and De-cember’s Santa’s Paws Pictures brings families and dogs todowntown Cle Elum for a fun day of portraits with Santa. ARRFis a nonprofit, volunteer rescue operating with the help of fos-ter families to save abandoned and lost animals in our commu-nity. Event fundraisers support expenses for rescuing, feedingand providing emergency vet services for animals as well as sav-ing for that much needed shelter. For details and postings forimpromptu events visit ARRFAnimalRescue.org.
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Wag your tail
Car show lovers from all overthe Pacific Northwest flockto four popular events stagedin Kittitas County, each witha unique appeal.
Easton’s Cabin Cruisers Car Show
Saturday, May 259 a.m. - 4 p.m.
From I-90 take Exit 71 -Cle Elum. Info: 206-255-1956 Memorial Day weekend, inEaston for the Cabin CruisersCar Show, it’s back on thegrass for hotdogs cooked upby the volunteer fire depart-
ment, strolling the lineup oftrucks and cars on display,and bring-your-own-beachchair-and-chitchat-time. Athigh noon the show pauseswhile patrons scoot a blockover to partake in the town’sbiggest event of the year: TheMemorial Day Parade.
Run to Roslyn Car Show & Poker Run
Saturday, July 138 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Roslyn City ParkFrom I-90 take Exit 80 -Roslyn/Salmon La Sac
Info: 509-674-5018Run to Roslyn offers a kick-back day on the city park’ssprawling lawn. Stroll thecars on display or lay back ona beach blanket to enjoy livemusic or a picnic.
Kruisin’ Kittitas Car Show & BurnoutsSaturday, August 10
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.From I-90 take Exit 115 -
Kittitas. Info: 509-925-2002At Kruisin’ Kittitas the city ofKittitas offers smalltownamenities for car show pa-
trons – with the added boostof a wildly popular burnoutcontest on Main Street.
Cruise Cle Elum Car & Motorcycle Show
Saturday, August 1710 a.m. - 4 p.m.
From I-90 take Exit 84 -Roslyn. Info: 509-925-2002
Cruise Cle Elum in the down-town district will have youwalking long lines of cars –and ducking into the busi-nesses along the path. You canset up your chair in the shadeand people watch if you like.
for some classic car and motorcycle exhibitsDRIVE IN
for ARRF Animal Rescue fun
East end of Cle Elum, WA • 509-674-6807
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101 W. Pennsylvania Ave.Roslyn, WA
509.649.3367
You now have a grocery choice in
Upper Kittitas County!Visit Roslyn Grocery
for all of your household and camp supplies.
~ Family owned & operated ~
Featuring: Fresh Produce & Bread,Dairy Products, Owens Meats, Beer & Wine,
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Attn: Outdoor RecreationistsNeed groceries for the lake,
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Sunday - Thursday7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
• • •Friday & Saturday
7:00 a.m. - Midnight
Since 1940
Hardware
Sales & Service
• Ace Paint
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• Concrete Blocks
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• Equipment Rental
• Contractor Supplies
• Delivery Available
Lumber• Cedar
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Roofing• Champion
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“If we don’t have it,
You don’tneed it.”
There are more than 120 Sno-Parks(parking lots cleared of snow) avail-able statewide during the winter. InKittitas County choose from nearly 20to satiate your passion for winter funand a variety of activities includingcross-country skiing, snowshoeing,sliding, snowmobiling and mushing.
With a visit online to parks.wa.gov
you can retrieve maps and details forKittitas County’s offerings. Key-in onthese names: Gold Creek, Kachess,Price Creek Westbound, Crystal Springs,Lake Easton State Park, Easton Reload,Salmon La Sac, French Cabin, Last Re-sort, Woods & Steele, Elk Heights,Taneum, Teanaway 29 Pines, MineralSprings, Reecer Creek and Blewett Pass.
adventures from winter trail Sno-Parks
OVER 600 MILES of groomed snowmobile trails lead riders on spectacular tours of the area start-ing from Sno-Parks. The Washington State Snowmobile Association and area snowmobiles clubswork to provide a great recreational experience for novice riders and military veterans for a day onthe winter trails. Learn more online at www.WSSA.us.
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park and play
…from mid-Decemberthrough April on the Sum-mit at Snoqualmie, a collec-tion of four base areasequipped with 25 lifts:Alpental, Summit West, Sum-mit Central and SummitEast. The resort encom-passes six separate adven-ture zones for intermediateand beginner skiers.
Summit Quick Facts• Skiable Area: 1,981 acres
• Backcountry: 523 acres • Lit Terrain for Night Runs: 600 acres
BASE ELEVATIONAlpental 3,140’ Summit Central 2,840’Summit West 3,000’Summit East 2,620’
VERTICAL DROPAlpental 2,280’Summit Central 1,025’Summit West 765’Summit East 1,100’
SUMMIT ELEVATIONAlpental 5,420’Summit Central 3,865’
Summit West 3,765’Summit East 3,745’
Directions from Cle Elum:Take I-90 West to Exit 54for Summit East at Hyak,the Summit Nordic Cen-ter, and the Silver Fir Out-post. Take Exit 53 forSummit Central, SummitTubing Center, as well asSummit West and Alpen-tal. For more info, mapsand available amenitieslogon to www.SummitAt-Snoqualmie.com.
the slopes on skisSAIL
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS can enjoygrooms trail outings or competitive racesheld throughout the winter season in vari-ous locations.
SNOWSHOE ADVENTURES await thewhole family in Kittitas County. The U.S.Forest Service offers guided snowshoe toursduring the winter months.
Washington Northwest Sled Dog Association (NWSDA) members love sled-dogs and the sport of mushing. NWSDA organizes and promotes a
variety of activities ranging from races to recreational and family events. For more information, visit NWSDA.org
You’ve been introduced to Upper Kittitas County ...Now Get to Know Us Better Through Our Stories!
When you subscribe to the LocalNewspaper, you get more thannews, weather, and sport scores.
You get to know the people whomake this a special place.
And, your subscription to the Northern Kittitas County Tribune, stewards of the UpperCounty’s stories for 60 years, connects you to this rich legacy.
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THE TRIB HASIT COVERED -High CountryLog Show, LaborDay Weekend in Roslyn, WA
212 E. First St. • Cle Elum, WA
Guide toRelocating • Building
Resident ServicesVacation properties
second homes • snowbirdsin Kittitas County
Like what you see?
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CITY/TOWN GOVERNMENTFor water and sewer connections in town, contact the ap-
propriate city/town hall. Residential and commercialgarbage/trash service (within city of Cle Elum only) may bearranged through city hall. If you want trash pickup (in Roslynand South Cle Elum) there are several private services tochoose from. Street vendors or door-to-door solicitors are re-quired to register with the city and pay a fee (in Cle Elum &Roslyn only).
Cle Elum City Hall119 W. First St., Cle Elum • (509) 674-2262
South Cle Elum Town Hall513 Lincoln St., South Cle Elum • (509) 674-4322
Roslyn City Hall100 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn • (509) 649-3105
COUNTY GOVERNMENTKittitas County Courthouse
Fifth & Main, Ellensburg • (509) 962-7531
Upper Kittitas Co. Municipal Court700 E. First St., Cle Elum • (509) 674-5533
DRIVERS GO THE COURSEWA State Drivers License
If you’re address has changed to scenic upper KittitasCounty, contact the Department of Licensing’s Drivers Li-censing office at 605 East Mountain View Avenue in Ellens-burg or for more info call (509) 925-9290 or visit online:http://www.dol.wa.gov/driverslicense/.
Kittitas County Vehicle RegistrationVehicle licensing, registration and tab renewals are avail-
able in Ellensburg at 205 W. Fifth Avenue, Room 105, (509)962-7505; and in Cle Elum at Guzzie Insurance office, 216Pennsylvania Avenue. (509) 674-4433.
Transportation Assistance ProgramHopeSource offers door-to-door pick up and transporta-
tion for medical, senior and disabled residents. Public trans-portation at designated stops is also available between CleElum and Ellensburg. (509) 674-2251.
HEALTH QUESTIONSKittitas County Health Dept. 507 Nanum Street,
Ellensburg. They provide info ranging from immunizationsand food handler cards to mental health needs. The main El-lensburg office can be reached at (509) 962-7515; in UpperKittitas County (509) 674-5513.
VOTER INFORMATIONThe deadline for registering or transferring your voter
registration is 30 days before an election. If you register bymail, your application must be postmarked by the 30-daycutoff or it will not become effective until after the election.If you are not already registered to vote in Washington andyou miss the 30-day deadline, you can register in person atyour county elections department until 15 days before theelection. For more information, call (509) 962-7504.
VOTER REGISTRATIONYou must complete a voter registration form if you are
registering for the first time in Washington or if you havemoved to a new county. If you have moved within the samecounty, you may transfer your registration by completing anew form or contacting the county auditor by mail, email, orphone. There is no registration by political party in Wash-ington State. To register to vote in the state of Washington,you must be: a citizen of the United States; a legal resident ofWashington State; and be at least 18 years old by election day.
KITTITAS COUNTY VOTING STATISTICS & FACTSRegistered Voters: 22,068 • VOTE-BY-MAIL: County-wide
Your ballot may be mailed in or dropped off at designateddrop-off sites. For more info, contact the Kittitas County Au-ditor: www.co.kittitas.wa.us/auditor/default.aspx
Drop box locationsDrop boxes are unlocked/opened 21 days prior to each
election, and available at the following locations:
Kittitas County Courthouse205 W. 5th Ave, Ellensburg – Main parking lot and inside the Courthouse at the Auditor's office door.
Upper Kittitas County District Court700 East First Street, Cle Elum
Accessible Voting UnitsAVU's are operational 18 days prior to each election, lo-
cated in the Election Control Center, Room 103 - Monday -Friday, 9:00am - 4:30pm; and on Election day: KittitasCounty Courthouse - 9:00am -8:00pm, Cle Elum CentennialCenter, Election day only - 9:00am - 8:00pm.
UPPER KITTITAS COUNTY NEWSNorthern Kittitas County Tribune
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Need a building permit?Where to go, who to contact
County land-based building permits for a variety of smalland large-scale projects are available at Kittitas County Com-munity Development Services in Ellensburg. In the UpperCounty, municipal governments in Roslyn and Cle Elum rou-tinely dispatch permits.
• PERMIT CENTERS •Kittitas County Community Development Services
411 N. Ruby Street, Suite 2, Ellensburg, WA 98926Phone (509) 962-7506 • FAX 962-7682Email: [email protected]
For a rundown on the county’s permit process logon to: www.co.kittitas.wa.us/cds/building.asp
For email updates and notifications regarding Commu-nity Development Services building code policies, code in-terpretation forums and homebuilders meetings, subscribeto the county’s email notification service at:
www.co.kittitas.wa.us/opt/default.asp
Cle Elum Community Development Services119 W. First St., Cle Elum, WA 98922Phone (509) 674-2262 • FAX (509) 674-4097
CITY OF ROSLYN110 Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn, WA 98941Phone (509) 649-3105
TOWN OF SOUTH CLE ELUM
523 Lincoln Ave., South Cle Elum, WA 98943Phone (509) 674-4322
• ONLINE APPLICATIONS •CITY OF ELLENSBURG
www.ci.ellensburg.wa.us • select ‘Forms and Documents.’
CITY OF CLE ELUMwww.cityofcleelum.com/forms.asp
KITTITAS COUNTYwww.co.kittitas.wa.us/cds/building.asp
FREE DIRECTORY OFBUILDING SERVICESUpper Kittitas CountyREMODELERS & BUILDERS’ GUIDEon stands throughout the County and atwww.BuildersGuideOnline.com
All gardeners answer gardening questions. It’sthe nature of the beast. Turnout a few great look-ing tomatoes and people are going to ask: Howdid you do it? Satiate your curiosity about thatand everything green with the Kittitas CountyChapter of Master Gardeners. The membershipis a collection of topnotch gardeners who con-sistently produce good tomatoes, herbs, hardyand beautiful flowers – and they like nothing bet-ter than to help others do the same. Touch basewith the organization with a visit to the KittitasCounty Extension Of-fice, 507 Nanum,Room 2, in Ellens-burg or call 509-962-7507.
with the Master Gardeners
GROWING THINGS in Kittitas County is a way of life.
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BREAK GROUND
your plans for building and remodelingSKETCH OUT
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Auto Removal • Rental & Property Clean OutsNew Construction Clean Up • Haul All Unwanted Stuff
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Education ...a top priority in Kittitas County!
“A Great Place to Learn & Live”
2690 SR 903, Cle Elum, WA 98922 • 509-649-4850
www.cersd.org
The Cle Elum-Roslyn School District is nestledin the foothills of the Eastern Slope of the Cas-cade Mountain Range and serves the communities of Cle Elum, Roslyn, South Cle Elum, Ronald, and Liberty. The school district is composed of four schools:
• Cle Elum-Roslyn Elementary• Walter Strom Middle School• Cle Elum-Roslyn High School• Swiftwater Learning Center
It serves approximately 920 students Kindergarten through 12th grade. Since 2007, the elementary, middle school and high school each have received the Washington State “Schools of Distinction” Award and in 2011 the high school received the “Washington Achievement Award” for Extended Gradua-tion Rate. Upper Kittitas County is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with access tomountains, lakes, scenic rivers, and miles of wilderness trails. Cle Elum-Roslyn isproud of its “classic small town” feel where our schools are highly regarded and our chil-dren grow up in a safe and supportive environment.
CONTACTSMark Flatau, Superintendent 649-4850Becky Montgomery,
Business Manager 649-4850Brett Simpson,
High School Principal 649-4900Kim Headrick,
Middle School Principal 649-4800Matt Chase,
Elementary School Principal 649-4700Mel Blair, Special Service Director 649-4720
Swiftwater Learning Center 649-4990Bill Davis, Facilities Manager 304-6025Greg Barr, Transportation 649-4855Darlene Davis, Food Services 649-4766
CALVARY CHAPEL509-674-6856 • www.calvarychapelcleelum.com
Non-denominational “Simply Teaching The Bible Simply”Meetings are at the Seventh Day Adventist Church,
115 East 2nd. St., Cle Elum. Sunday Morning 10:00 a.m., Thursday Bible Study 6:30 p.m.
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CLE ELUM ALLIANCE CHURCH327 Madison Street • South Cle Elum, WA
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INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH1104 Okanogan St. • Ellensburg, WA • 509-607-2028
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. • Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Get Acquainted Potluck Every Wednesday 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
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THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTOF LATTER DAY SAINTS
4th and Columbia • Cle Elum, WA10:00 a.m. Sacrament. 509-607-0300, President Senger.
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all about it in booksREADKITTITAS COUNTY LIBRARIES
Carpenter Memorial Library302 Pennsylvania Ave., Cle Elum • (509) 674-2313www.carpenter.lib.wa.us
Roslyn Public Library201 S. First St., Roslyn • (509) 649-3420www.roslynlibrary.org
Ellensburg Public Library209 N. Ruby St., Ellensburg • 509-962-7250www.ci.ellensburg.wa.us
Central Washington University’s Brooks LibraryDean Nicholson Blvd., Ellensburg • (509) 963-3682www.lib.cwu.edu
local service providers for assistance
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Mail serviceResidents in Cle Elum have home
mail delivery while those in Easton,South Cle Elum, Ronald, Roslyn, Sun-cadia and Thorp have mail deliveredto post office boxes only.
98922 • Cle Elum, WA305 E. First St. • (509) 674-2444
98925 • Easton, WA2151 Railroad St. • (509) 656-2244
98926 • Ellensburg, WA100 E. 3rd Ave. • (509) 962-4360
98934 • Kittitas, WA107 Main St. • (509) 968-3577
98940 • Ronald, WA 8291 State Rt. 903 • (509) 649-2668
98941 • Roslyn, WA 122 W. Pennsylvania Ave. • (509) 649-2215
98943 • South Cle Elum, WA 604 Cleveland Ave. • (509) 674-2611
98946 • Thorp, WA 50 First Street • (509) 964-2281
98950 • Vantage, WA 551 Main St. • (509) 856-2800
Mailboxes Unlimited – shipping UPS, FedEx, USPS801 E. First St., Suite B, Cle Elum, WA • (509) 852-0300
PUBLIC BUS SERVICESAirporter Shuttle
Connects Cle Elum with SeaTac and downtown Seattle,North Bend, Ellensburg, and Yakima daily, call 1-866-235-5247
HopeSource Transportation HopeSource transportation is a convenient low-cost serv-
ice available to all citizens of Kittitas County. Whether it's atrip to the store, doctor's office or to visit a friend, Hope-Source transportation provides a door-to-door service. Sched-ule a ride, 24-hours ahead of time, by calling (509) 674-2251or (509) 933-2287. For a small fee, they now offer an Ellens-burg to Yakima Commuter bus, Monday through Friday only.For more information and bus schedules, go online to:http://www.hopesource.us/transportation.html
Public SchoolsCle Elum-Roslyn School District • Grades K-12
2690 SR-903 (between Cle Elum and Roslyn)Elementary School • (509) 649-4700Walter Strom Middle School • (509) 649-4800High School • (509) 649-4900Swiftwater Learning Center • (509) 649-4990Administration Office • (509) 649-4850
Easton School District Exit 71 off I-90 • (509) 656-2317 • Grades K-12
Thorp School DistrictExit 101 off I-90 • (509) 964-2107 • Grades K-12
Ellensburg School District1300 E. Third St. • (509) 925-8000Lincoln Elementary School • (509) 925-8050Mount Stuart Elementary School • (509) 925-8400Valley View Elementary School • (509) 925-7316Morgan Middle School • (509) 925-8202Ellensburg High School • (509) 925-8300EXCEL High School • (509) 925-8000
Kittitas School District505 N. Pierce St. • (509) 968-3115 • Grades K-12
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801 E. 1st Street, Suite BCle Elum, WA 98922
509-852-0300 • www.mbui.net
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Phone: 509-304-4405Email: [email protected]: www.bekconstruction.net
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Specializing in Residential Homes, Remodels & RepairsAll Repairs • Kitchen Remodels • Roofing • Roofing Inspections
Additions • Framing • Siding • New Homes • Custom HomesDecks • Garages • Remodels • General Maintenance
Our customers say we’re the best in the business.We use only the best materials and are dedicated to completing each project in a timely manner.
We will listen to your ideas and work with you, so every detail is just as you imagined it.
KITTITAS COUNTY TRANSFER STATIONSKittitas County recycles common household disposables
at two transfer stations, one in Ellensburg and the other inCle Elum. There is no charge for recycling aluminum cans,corrugated cardboard, glass, magazines, milk jugs, newspaper,plastic pop bottles and tin cans. A handling fee is assessed forappliances, iron, steel, brass copper and yard clippings. CleElum Transfer Station also accepts Antifreeze, Auto Batteries,Household Batteries and Oil.
Cle Elum Transfer Station – No. 5 Mine Road Tuesday-Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. and 1:30-4:00 p.m.
509-649-2921
Ellensburg Transfer Station – 1001 Industrial Way Monday-Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. • 509-962-7542
CLE ELUM RECYCLING LOCATIONSCle Elum Trading Post – 922 East First Street E-cycle: monitors, laptops, TVs • 509-674-6859
Cle Elum Hardware & Rental – 811 West DavisOil • 509-674-5691
ELLENSBURG RECYCLING LOCATIONSElmview Paper – 804 Elmview Mixed Paper, Newspaper, Books • 509-925-6124
Habitat for Humanity – 212 South RailroadBuilding Materials, E-cycle: monitors, laptops, TVs 509-962-5058
Kittitas Valley Recycling – 320 North RailroadAluminum, Brass, Copper, Batteries, and Electronics,Bailing Twine, E-cycle: monitors, laptops, TVs509-929-4136
Premier Paint & Floor – 610 South MainCarpet and Carpet Pad • 509-962-2551
Solid Waste Department – 925 Industrial WayAntifreeze, Auto Batteries, Oil • 509-962-7542
Goodwill Industries – 400 W. Washington Ave.Clothing, Most Household Items, E-cycle: monitors, laptops, TVs • 509-925-4704
St. Vincent Center – 1200 Canyon RoadClothing, Most Household Items • 509-925-2167
RSVP Volunteer Center – Calls Only 509-962-4311Printer Cartridges, Cell Phones
BUSINESSESWITH RECYCLING BINS FOR HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES
Cle ElumCavallini's Pharmacy – 106 East First St. • 509-674-2571Safeway Grocery – 804 West First • 509-674-2580
RoslynHarper Lumber Company – 18 Pennsylvania Avenue509-649-2947
KittitasKittitas Country Hardware – 117 N. Main St. • 509-968-3368
EllensburgBi Mart – 608 East Mountain View • 509-925-6971Fred Meyer – 201 South Water St. • 509-962-0500Jerrol’s Book & Supply – 111 University Way • 509-925-9851Rite Aid Drug store – 700 South Main St. • 509-925-4232Woods Ace Hardware – 310 North Pearl St. • 509-925-2961
DISPOSAL OF OTHER ITEMS■ For instructions and an appointment for HAZARDOUSWASTE DISPOSAL, call Kittitas County Solid Waste: 509-962-7542
■ USED COOKING OIL can be recycled at Central Wash-ington Biodiesel: 509-899-3370
■ Find a LIGHT BULB RECYCLING location near youwith a visit to www.pse.com
County Environmental & Recycling Directory
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KEEP IT CLEAN
To Report Illegal Dumping, call: 509-962-7515
RECYCLING household itemslike aluminum cans, newspaper,plastic pop bottles and more iseasy and free at the Cle ElumTransfer Station.
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Michael R. Cole DDS PS • Katie Patry DMD • Brett M. Cole DMD
2401 W Dolarway Rd. • Ellensburg, WA509.925.6553
Attractions & RecreationBarn Quilts Trail Tour ..KITTITAS COUNTY 29Campground Amenities ................................ 26Carpenter House Museum
and Art Gallery ........................CLE ELUM 9Clymer Museum & Gallery .....ELLENSBURG 40High Country Outfitters and
Camp Wahoo!............................CLE ELUM 16MyEllensburg.com..................ELLENSBURG 23Recreational Map (Upper Kittitas Co.) ......24-25Roslyn Farmers Market..................ROSLYN 27Three Peaks Outfitters -
Horse Adventures ....................CLE ELUM 37Washington State Horse Park .....CLE ELUM 14
EventsCalendar of Events ........................................4-6Central WA Quilt Show...........ELLENSBURG 29Coal Miner Days Festival ................ROSLYN 8Ellensburg Rodeo....................ELLENSBURG 10Fresh Air Artists Festival............CLE ELUM 9High Country Log Show..................ROSLYN 27Jazz in the Valley ...................ELLENSBURG 31Kittitas County Chamber
of Commerce .......................ELLENSBURG 40MyEllensburg.com..................ELLENSBURG 23Roslyn Farmers Market..................ROSLYN 27
Food & BeverageCarek’s Meat Market.......................ROSLYN 12Chew-N-Butts ..............................CLE ELUM 17Cle Elum Bakery ..........................CLE ELUM 21Cle Elum Eagles #649 ..................CLE ELUM 47Cottage Café & Fireside Lounge ...CLE ELUM 19El Caporal Family Mexican
Restaurant & Cantina ...............CLE ELUM 21Glondo’s Sausage Company.........CLE ELUM 29Homestead Bar-B-Q .....................CLE ELUM 31MaMa Vallone’s............................CLE ELUM 14McDonald’s ..................................CLE ELUM 3Owens Meats ...............................CLE ELUM 9Roslyn Grocery ...............................ROSLYN 37Roslyn Farmers Market..................ROSLYN 27Sahara Pizza ................................CLE ELUM 40Smokey’s Bar-B-Que.......SOUTH CLE ELUM 13Stella’s Eat Fresh & Healthy........CLE ELUM 16Sunset Café & Saloon...................CLE ELUM 33Taco Bell.......................................CLE ELUM 35The Last Resort..................LAKE CLE ELUM 37Thorp Fruit & Antique Mall..............THORP 10
Lodging & RV ParksAll Seasons Vacation Rentals..........ROSLYN 33Campground Amenities ................................ 26Iron Horse Inn B&B ........SOUTH CLE ELUM 21Roslyn Inns .....................................ROSLYN 7Summit Inn....................SNOQUALMIE PASS 14The Last Resort..................LAKE CLE ELUM 37Washington State Horse Park .....CLE ELUM 14Whispering Pines RV Park ..........CLE ELUM 17
Real Estate & HomesB.E.K. Construction......................CLE ELUM 47John L. Scott Real Estate –
Larry Scholl..............................CLE ELUM 52
Shops & RetailAttic Treasures Thrift Store........CLE ELUM 31Cavallini’s Pharmacy & Gifts.......CLE ELUM 14Chew-N-Butts ..............................CLE ELUM 17Cle Elum Drug ..............................CLE ELUM 19Cle Elum Farm & Home................CLE ELUM 20Clymer Museum & Gallery .....ELLENSBURG 40Embellish Interiors & Gifts..........CLE ELUM 43Harper Lumber Company ...............ROSLYN 37Henshaw Floral, Nursery
and Irrigation ...........................CLE ELUM 16Kelleher Motor Company........ELLENSBURG 2Mac-A-Bee Gifts of the SW..........CLE ELUM 35Mailboxes Unlimited ....................CLE ELUM 47Marson & Marson Lumber, Inc. ...CLE ELUM 13Motor Toys ..................................CLE ELUM 35Mountain Auto Parts - NAPA.......CLE ELUM 33Mountain Elegance Home
Furnishing & Design.................CLE ELUM 49N. Kittitas County Tribune...........CLE ELUM 39Roslyn Farmers Market..................ROSLYN 27Roslyn Grocery ...............................ROSLYN 37Ruby’s Printing, Scrapbooking and
Things, llc .................................CLE ELUM 16The Last Resort..................LAKE CLE ELUM 37Thorp Fruit & Antique Mall..............THORP 10Tribune Office Supply & Printing .CLE ELUM 51Valley Floor Company .................CLE ELUM 43
Services & OrganizationsBarn Quilts Trail ...........KITTITAS COUNTY 29Cavallini’s Pharmacy & Gifts.......CLE ELUM 14Church Directory .......................................... 45Cle Elum Drug ..............................CLE ELUM 19Cle Elum Eagles #649 ..................CLE ELUM 47Cle Elum-Roslyn School Dist. ......CLE ELUM 45C.W. Barbershop .....................ELLENSBURG 31Dragonwood Horse Experience ...CLE ELUM 15Harper Lumber Company ...............ROSLYN 37Henshaw Floral, Nursery
and Irrigation ...........................CLE ELUM 16Kelleher Motor Company........ELLENSBURG 2Kittitas Valley Healthcare ......ELLENSBURG 11Kittitas County Chamber
of Commerce .......................ELLENSBURG 40KVH Family Medicine ..................CLE ELUM 11KVH Urgent Care .........................CLE ELUM 11Mailboxes Unlimited ....................CLE ELUM 47Marson & Marson Lumber, Inc. ...CLE ELUM 13Motor Toys ..................................CLE ELUM 35MyEllensburg.com..................ELLENSBURG 23N. Kittitas County Tribune...........CLE ELUM 39Pearl Care Dental ....................ELLENSBURG 49Ruby’s Printing, Scrapbooking and
Things, llc .................................CLE ELUM 16
Swauk Creek Clean Outs..............CLE ELUM 45The Last Resort..................LAKE CLE ELUM 37Tribune Office Supply & Printing .CLE ELUM 51Upper Kuts Hair Salon .................CLE ELUM 35Valley Floor Company .................CLE ELUM 43Valley Laundromat ......................CLE ELUM 33Willette’s Service & Towing ........CLE ELUM 21Whispering Pines RV Center .......CLE ELUM 17
MEDICAL/EMERGENCYKVH Family Medicine – Cle Elum201 Alpha Way, Cle Elum • (509) 674-5331
KVH Urgent Care – Cle Elum201 Alpha Way, Cle Elum • (509) 674-6944
Kittitas Valley Healthcare603 S. Chestnut St., Ellensburg(509) 962-9841 • www.KVHealthcare.org
Washington State Poison Center 1-800-222-1222 • TTY: 1-800-572-0638
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Cle Elum - Roslyn - South Cle Elum Police(509) 674-2991 • Dispatch: 674-2584 ext 1-1
Ellensburg Police Dept. (509) 962-7280
Washington State Patrol 1-800-283-7806
Forest Fire Reports 1-800-562-6010
Crisis Line (509) 674-2881
F.B.I. (206) 622-0460
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PADDLE YOUR WAY around the non-mo-torized lakes of Kittitas County for somewater-floating fun.
See area recreationmap on pages 24-25
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EXPLORE Guide ReaderSpecial:
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Just mention this ad when you request yourbanner quote
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• Professional Designers to Layout Your Banner• Quality Full Color Digital Printing & Vinyl Materials• Choice of Sturdy 13oz. Standard or Heavy 16oz. Blockout Vinyl• Not Limited to Set Sizes - Tell Us What Size You Need• Photos or Color Backgrounds at No Extra Charge• Full Color Logos or Artwork - Same Price as Plain Text• Grommets Every 2 Feet & Hemmed Edges Come Standard• Optional Add-Ons like 3” Pole Pockets or Windslits• 2-Sided Banners Available • BIG Discounts for 2 or More Banners
We also print rigid signs on Corrugated Plastic, Foamcore, PVC Board or Aluminum, as well as Vehicle Magnets and Stickers, Backlit Film, WindowClings, Table Covers, Posters, Brochures, Business Cards, Postcards, etc.
TRIBUNE OFFICE SUPPLY & PRINTINGYour Upper County Business Essentials Store
807 W. Davis St.by Safeway in Cle Elum509-674-2511
www.TribuneOfficeSupply.com
I want to use my knowledge and expertise to help you fulfill your plans and dreams.
EXPERIENCE AND TRUST• 33 years experience in the local real estate market, specializing
in recreational, investment, and retirement properties.
• Knowledgeable of county codes, financing, market trends, comparable market values, short sale and foreclosure markets.
• Experienced negotiator on behalf of clients; Certified Negotiation Expert.
• Skilled coordinator of inspections, appraisals, repairs, and tests;clients experience stress-reduction through effective, full-service support.
• 90% repeat customers attest to exemplary service; highest level ofclient referrals from satisfied buyers and sellers.
• Personal website, www.johnlscott.com/larrys links to buying and selling information and instant changes in Kittitas County listings.
• Notary Public; Certified/Bonded by National Notary Association.
Your Trusted Real Estate Resource
Excellence is Our Minimum Standard
Larry SchollDirect: (509) 674-9352Fax: (509) 674-9799
Email: [email protected]
John L. Scott304 West First St.Cle Elum, WA 98922
