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Wehmeyer, Tobben Are Parade Grand Marshals Past Parade Chairs to Participate
For more than two decades, the Washington Fair parade has served as the official kickoff to the five-day festival.
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posted: July 10
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Registration Open for Fair Run, Walk August 2
Registration is open for the Washington Fair Run/Walk, one of two pre-Fair events planned.
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posted: July 10
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Landfill Waste Relocation Plan Contract Approved
Washington is one step closer to moving waste at its landfill into a new storage area.
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posted: July 10
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Griesheimer Elected President
Presiding County Commissioner John Griesheimer recently was elected the president of the Washington Lions Club.
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posted: July 10
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Foundation Secures $5,000 Grant for All-Abilities Park
The Historic Washington Foundation, sister organization to Downtown Washington Inc., has received a $5,000 grant for the new All-Abilities Par…
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posted: July 10
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Fair Season Tickets on Sale at Over 30 Outlets
Season passes for the Washington Town and Country Fair are on sale.
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posted: July 10
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Pool to Remain Open
The leak at the Washington city swimming pool isn’t bad enough for the pool to close early.
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posted: July 10
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New Heroin Antidote Law Raises Questions
New legislation allowing first responders in Missouri to obtain and carry an antidote for heroin overdoses may not have as big an impact here …
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posted: July 10
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Council Considers Fireworks Stand Exemption
Washington is looking into the possibility of allowing two fireworks stands currently located outside of city limits to remain in business if …
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posted: July 10
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UPDATE: One Killed In Two Vehicle Accident on Highway 100
One person has died following a crash on Highway 100 Wednesday afternoon.
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Yesterday
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Leak May Cause Early Closing of City Pool
In the next few weeks the Washington Parks Department will decide if the city’s pool needs to be shut down early to repair a leak.
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July 07
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Work Begins on 14th, Stafford Streets Project
Work has begun on a major resurfacing project on 14th and Stafford streets.
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posted: July 05
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Washington Lions Members Honored
Four Washington Lions Club members recently were named Marvin Jones Fellows.
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posted: July 04
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M&R Plating Installs Massive Solar System
Looking to save money on energy bills, M&R Plating, Inc. decided to go solar powered.
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posted: July 04
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Transportation Group Backs Annexation
The Washington Area Highway Transportation Committee on Monday became the latest group to support the city’s annexation plan which will go to …
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posted: July 03
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School Board Adopts $58.8 Million Budget for Fiscal Year 2014-15
Washington School Board members Monday morning approved a $58.8 million spending plan for the 2014-15 fiscal year.
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posted: July 03
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Three Projects, Mayor Semifinalists for Awards
Three local projects and one city official are semifinalists for downtown revitalization awards at the upcoming Missouri Main Street Conference.
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posted: July 03
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City Swim Pool Has Leak; Trying to Pinpoint Location
The Washington Parks Department is trying to locate a leak at the city’s pool.
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posted: July 03
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Board Hears Update on New Volunteer Program
The Washington School District plans to pilot a community volunteer program aimed at improving literacy in the lower grades this fall.
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posted: July 03
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Counterfeit Bills Passed
Police are investigating reports of counterfeit money being passed in Washington and nearby communities recently.
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posted: July 03
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