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Today's riddle: what do you call a rabbit with fleas? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Girls on the Run finale, mental health walk and safety fair set for May 30 (ncw.news) — Wenatchee families can head to Walla Walla Point Park on Saturday, May 30, for a combined Girls on the Run 5K, NAMI “Stomp the Stigma” mental health walk, and family safety fair. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., local partners will offer music, activities, safety demos, and free bike helmets while celebrating youth from Wenatchee and nearby communities.
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2. La Terraza on the Ave to bring Hispanic culture, business to downtown Wenatchee (tri-cityherald.com) — Downtown Wenatchee’s La Terraza on the Ave street festival returns this Saturday, transforming Wenatchee Avenue between First and Second into a day-long celebration of Hispanic culture, food, and music. About 30 vendors, a tequila garden, youth activities, and live entertainment — including a salsa band from Spokane — will fill the avenue from noon to 10 p.m., alongside the Tour de Bloom bike races.
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3. Malaga Man Detained After Fuller Street Shooting in Wenatchee (kw3.com) — Wenatchee police say a 19-year-old Malaga man fired a pistol into the air on Fuller Street Monday afternoon, but no one was hurt. Officers describe the incident as tied to a mental health crisis, and the man is currently receiving treatment at a local hospital while investigators determine whether to file potential misdemeanor or felony charges.
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4. Bliss Littler on Wenatchee Wild WHL Draft Strategy & Trades (thequake1021.com) — Wenatchee hockey fans get an inside look at the Wild’s bold WHL draft strategy, including big trades to land top prospects Parker McMillan and Jevin Morrison. GM Bliss Littler explains why sacrificing future picks, leaning on American talent, and possibly skipping the Import Draft could shape the team’s roster and competitiveness over the next several seasons.
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5. EWPD officers, K9 Maverick recognized with statewide awards (ncwbusiness.com) — East Wenatchee residents are seeing their police department highlighted statewide, as Sergeant Joshua Virnig and Officer Jordan Conley with K9 Maverick were honored for major narcotics investigations across North Central Washington. Their work helped dismantle an illegal marijuana grow worth millions and contributed to dozens of drug-related arrests, underscoring regional collaboration on public safety.
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