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Mount Si wrestler trying to become school’s first state champion heavyweight
When Ryan Ransavage runs out on the wrestling mat, he doesn’t look all that intimidating. He doesn’t look that strong. He doesn’t even look that quick.
Then again, he doesn’t much look like a pioneer either.
Nevertheless, the Mount Si senior is playing all four parts quite well this winter. Using a rare combination of strength and speed, the heavyweight has launched himself to a No. 2 state ranking in his weight class.
Mount Si senior Ryan Ransavage throws around 285-pound wrestlers like overmatched weights.
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Local choirs reach high note in Leavenworth
Amid the snow and shoppers, choirs from all three of Snoqualmie Valley’s middle schools performed in Leavenworth Dec. 12, adding to the musical atmosphere of the Bavarian town.
Although the teenage singers performed in a gazebo in downtown Leavenworth, their voices were heard throughout the shopping district. Microphones in the gazebo picked up their songs and broadcast them live to local venues.
Chief Kanim Middle School choir students sing “This Little Light of Mine” as they hold candles during a winter performance.
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