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Kittitas County’s vegetarians motivated by concern for health, ethical living

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ELLENSBURG — On the night before he was scheduled for surgery to remove a tumor inside his spinal cord that had paralyzed him from the waist down, Howard Lyman, a fourth-generation Montana farmer, pondered his future.

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Early tallies show majority of Kittitas County’s levies OK’d

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KITTITAS COUNTY — Eight of Kittitas County’s nine school levies are on the path of approval, according to preliminary election results Tuesday night.

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Daily Record Web site to adapt to new format Thursday

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Editor’s note: Due to the time that it will take to finalize the migration of our online content to our new Web site format, it is likely the that our site will be off-line for up to six hours on Thursday, Feb. 11. If you experience difficulty accessing our Web site on Thursday, please try again after 5 p.m. Thank you for your patience in this process.

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Female cop: Not just one of the boys

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ELLENSBURG — Stephanie Druktenis always wanted to be a police officer.

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Early election results

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KITTITAS COUNTY — In early election returns Tuesday night the six-year tax levy for Kittitas County Hospital District 2 for emergency medical services in the Upper County is receiving 69.5 percent approval with 53.47 percent of the ballots counted.

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Early election results

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KITTITAS COUNTY — In early election returns Tuesday night the six-year tax levy for Kittitas County Hospital District 2 for emergency medical services in the Upper County is receiving 69.5 percent approval with 53.47 percent of the ballots counted.

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