Tuesday

Today -  The Eastmont School District is taking its $117 million construction bond back to the ballot in an attempt to secure approval from voters on April 23rd, after narrowly missing the mark by 34 votes in a February special election.

And later - This Thursday, the city council will decide whether to enact a ban on the use and possession of exotic and wild animals for entertainment, a measure sparked by public concern over circus animal welfare.

Today -  The Eastmont School District is taking its $117 million construction bond back to the ballot in an attempt to secure approval from voters on April 23rd, after narrowly missing the mark by 34 votes in a February special election.
And later - This Thursday, the city council will decide whether to enact a ban on the use and possession of exotic and wild animals for entertainment, a measure sparked by public concern over circus animal welfare.

Explore the people, news and events that keep the Wenatchee Valley moving forward with Wenatchee World's podcast. Slices of Wenatchee brings you insights into the vibrant Apple Capital of the World three days a week.

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Explore the people, news and events that keep the Wenatchee Valley moving forward with Wenatchee World's podcast. Slices of Wenatchee brings you insights into the vibrant Apple Capital of the World three days a week.
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