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Imelda Morgado Stout leads free workout classes in Uniontown every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 a.m. at the Uniontown Community Building for all ages—today’s session is taking place.

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Four candidates (Brandon Burch, Shane McFarland, Levi O’Loughlin, and RJ Lott) are being considered for an open seat on the Pullman Regional Hospital Board of Commissioners after Commissioner Karen Karpman stepped down last month. The board will interview the candidates today at 6:00 p.m. at the hospital and may soon appoint one who will be up for election this fall.

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The Pullman Chamber of Commerce announced it has canceled the 3 Forks River and Arts Festival, set for May 17th at Pine Street Plaza and Riverwalk parking lot, because the Pine Street pedestrian bridge remains closed and a required permit has not been approved. The chamber is now refocusing on new downtown events for the fall and will refund vendor fees.

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