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Hazel Cameron knows the meaning of pioneer
- By Martha Goudey
- Published 05/14/2008
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Even among Selah’s old timers, Hazel Cameron may break the record for the oldest living full-time resident of Selah.
Pictured: Selah Community Days Pioneer Hazel Cameron still tends 78 orchid plants. The oldest is 58 years old. Cameron has lived all of her 94 years (except one) in the Wenas Valley. Martha Goudey photo.
Neighborhood association rewarded for persistence
- By Martha Goudey
- Published 05/14/2008
- Front Page
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After a year and a half, South Selah Neighborhood Association members
were rewarded for their persistence. In a three to one vote, the Selah
City Council denied a planning commission recommendation to retain a
high-density designation and multifamily (R-3) zoning on three parcels
on Southern Avenue.
Selah School District
- By Martha Goudey
- Published 05/14/2008
- Schools
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The Selah School Board has selected two candidates to return for final
interviews. Four candidates were interviewed May 5 and May 6. Two
finalists were chosen, who then were interviewed May 12 and May 14.
Comprehensive computer store reaches Selah and beyond
- By Scott Klepach
- Published 05/14/2008
- Business
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It takes a small town like Selah to offer a family-owned, customer-driven business.
Pictured: Michael Reese owns Sentinel Computers in Selah. Reese fixes computers at his store and in customers’ homes. Scott Klepach photo.
Recent Articles
1989 graduate Jeff Nedrow to be commissioned Lt.Col.
- By No Author Listed
- Published 05/14/2008
- Community
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Major Jeff Nedrow, a 1989 graduate of Selah High School, recently returned from Kunsan Air Force Base in South Korea, where he had been for three months.
Pictured: After returning from South Korea, where he spent three months, former Selah graduate Major Mark Nedrow is greeted at the airport by daughter Sarah, 6, and his wife, Janice, not pictured. When Grandma Kathy asked Sarah what she was going to do when she saw her Daddy, her quick response was “tackle him.” Photo courtesy Kathy Nedrow.
2004 grad Carrie Schramm earns special recognition
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- Published 05/14/2008
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Selah High School graduate, Carrie Schramm, was one of a handful of students whose achievements were highlighted at the recent WSU Spring Commencement May 3.
Pictured: Carrie Schramm
Gore Road closure will require detours
- By No Author Listed
- Published 05/14/2008
- Community
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Gore Road just north of Selah Loop Road will be closed Monday, May 12 until approximately June 15. The closure will allow crews to construct a new roundabout at the Gore Road and Selah Loop Road intersection. Closure barricades will be in place just north of the Selah Loop/Gore Road intersection.
The detour route uses Goodlander Road, North Wenas Road, and Nagler Road. Drivers heading north on North First Street towards Gore Road will be directed right on East Goodlander Road, north on North Wenas Road, and west on Nagler Road to Gore Road. Drivers heading south on Gore Road towards Selah Loop Road will be directed left on Nagler Road to right on North Wenas Road and back west on East Goodlander Road.
The detour route uses Goodlander Road, North Wenas Road, and Nagler Road. Drivers heading north on North First Street towards Gore Road will be directed right on East Goodlander Road, north on North Wenas Road, and west on Nagler Road to Gore Road. Drivers heading south on Gore Road towards Selah Loop Road will be directed left on Nagler Road to right on North Wenas Road and back west on East Goodlander Road.