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Cashman's Law

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The Life of Eie

Public Comment sought . . .

Seattle firm applies
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Mobile Aquarium in Grace

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Public Notices

   An East Side firm, known only to town officials as Furrier Motors, has made a formal appeal to the town to permit location of a POV Center in Grace. The owners are believed to have similar operations in Bellevue and Woodinville. The documents submitted to the deputy clerk's office indicated Furrier Motors would also appeal the Grace Gazette prohibition banning advertising on the website. Parties interested in these developments should carefully read each day's Gazette. The Gazette was able to locate a sample advertisement that accompanied the firm's letter of rapprochement.

    Today's News Briefs 
     Maltby wineries fared fairly well this past Labor Day weekend at the annual Southeast SnoCounty Country Fair held in Clearview. In the “brown-paper-sack division”, Lucky Meadows Vintners earned bronze medals for their undated Nasti Spumante and White Trashfindel entries. The new Grape Expectations winery earned a bronze with its Chateau TraileurParc. Chateau des Maltby served its celebrated NASCARbernet blend along with white bread and squirrel meat for crowds at their booth. Peanut Noir was another popular freeby.

      Sadie Quibble of 1911 Bilgewater Drive in Grace is the proud winner of a silver ribbon in the homemakers’ competition at the Evergreen State Fair. Sadie wowed the judges with her favorite creamed corn casserole. She promises to share her recipe with readers of the Gazette in the near future.