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- Special Postal Event Celebrates Depot Centennial, June 12 & 13
- Depot Days centennial in South Cle Elum, June 12 and 13
- Easton Telephone Shack Rehabilitation Completed
- A Look at the Year Ahead – 2009
- UPDATE: FULL REPORT – Telephone Shack MOVED
- Rails To Ales Brewfest 2009 Date Announced
- Thank You to Everyone Who Participated in the 1st Annual Modelers Meet
- Volunteers of the Year Announced
- Annual Volunteers & Community Picnic Sat., Sept. 20
- UPDATED: Milwaukee Road Modelers Meet Oct. 4
- Video shows simulation of Milwaukee Road trains in action
- Spring Cleanup at the Railyard
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Submitted by Mark Borleske, May 22, 2008
On Saturday, May 17th, Cascade Rail Foundation had a “spring cleanup” work party. It seemed that spring had arrived and the sun was out as it was time to clean up the yard. Volunteers from the 4-H Club cut and cleared out brush, weeds and junk at the rail yard and interpretive trail. Things sure look better because of their efforts.
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Former Milwaukee Road signal maintainer; R.C. Smith, “Smitty” and his wife Sharon were on hand to help out as well. Smitty helped haul out the big brush in his pickup truck while the 4-H volunteers cut and loaded the brush. It was a very productive effort and Cascade Rail Foundation wishes to thank everybody who helped out.
The volunteers from the 4-H Club are from the “Easton Power Pigs.” The club originated in Easton but club members come from all over Kittitas County. Every year members have to complete a community service project and this year the kids chose working at the depot at South Cle Elum. Thanks to Kaylan Van Vleck, Brandon Van Vleck, Mitchell Millsap, Chris Lael and Jeremy Gamble and to adult volunteers Stacy Van Vleck, Lynne Thomas and Amy Svendsen for making a big difference at the rail yard.