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20 Member of the Tahoma FFA 2024

It was a great turn out with over 20 Tahoma FFA members competing this past week at the Spring Fair! Congratulations to all of...

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Black Diamond Police Reports

March 8-11, 2024 On 03/08/24, officers conducted a traffic stop at the 30900 block of 228th Ave SE. Officers discovered that the driver had an...

On 03/02/2024, Officers were dispatched to the 32100 block of Sunny Ln regarding a suspicious vehicle. A caller advised there was an unknown color,...

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Carl Richard Sayers Passed Away

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Carl Richard Sayers, 84, of Maple Valley/Renton WA, passed away on March 22 2024. Carl was born on 17 December 1939 to Frank and Olive...

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WHEN COAL WAS KING: Frank Grens

Frank Grens had the face to charmed photographers.  It was the kind of face that told tales of long-ago lumberjacks, coal miners, mule drivers, and...

AN ENCOURAGING WORD: When I am Afraid

A seagoing captain commanded a passenger ship that was sailing from Liverpool, England, to New York. His family was on board with him. One...

WHEN COAL WAS KING: Bill Petchnick was a mechanic at local coal mines

For much of his life, Bill Petchnick was a mechanic at local coal mines.  In this 1977 photo, Petchnick is at the controls of...

AN ENCOURAGING WORD: Seven Wonders

A group of geography students studied the “Seven Wonders of the World.” At the end of the lecture, the students were asked to list...

WHEN COAL WAS KING: Jack Kombol is Operating a Koehring 405 Dragline Crane

In December 1975, when Palmer Coking Coal closed Washington State’s last underground coal mine, the company still had contracts to supply coal to several...
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