D'ann Tedford
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Public Invited to âRing Bells Across Americaâ : VOICE of the Valley (opens the original)
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The Mary Fell Stevenson Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) invites the public to participate in Bells Across America on Thursday, Sept. 17. Ringing of the bells commemorates the 239th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution. After four months of heated debate, delegates had reached agreement on the Constitution on September 17,1787. As they emerged from Independence Hall at 4:00 pm, all the church bells were ringing. Thus began the tradition, âRinging of
Back-to-School Bash Serves Free Pizza, Concert : VOICE of the Valley (opens the original)
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Mark your calendars now. In a September “back-to-school bash”, Shepherd of the Valley Church (SVLC) invites the community to enjoy free pizza prepared by Italian Fresh Pizza Company. The gala focuses on award-winning folk/pop singer Bobby Jo Valentine in concert with “catchy songs, good tunes and intelligent, thoughtful lyrics.” The night-time event will be held indoors on Friday, Sept. 18. Pizza is served at 6:00 pm; the concert starts at 7:00. SVLC, a “wildly welcoming” church, is located at 2
Beloved Tahoma Coach Laid to Rest : VOICE of the Valley (opens the original)
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Military Funeral Honors for Pete Ryan, former Tahoma High School coach, vice principal and counselor, were held July 27, 2026 at Tahoma National Cemetery. After being cared for by family and Visiting Angels, Pete passed away at his home on June 6, 2026 at age 96. A celebration of life was held in the Tahoma High School gymnasium where Pete had coached basketball. It was there that Pete was called a poster child for his mantra, “be kind, keep moving”. Pete was most often seen with a basketball in
Two Local Museums Celebrate State Museum Day : VOICE of the Valley (opens the original)
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On Washington State Museum Day, Saturday, Aug. 8, more than 100 museums across Washington State will welcome visitors. Both Black Diamond and Maple Valley museums will be open on that date as part of the state-wide commemoration of the semi-quincentennial, America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Black Diamond’s museum is located on Railroad Avenue inside a railroad depot built in 1886. It is open to visitors on Thursdays from 9:00 am until 2:00 and Saturday
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