The job of the committee is to write a statement in favor of – or in opposition to – the upcoming ballot measure. The statement must be submitted to Pierce County Elections by March 11.
The Bonney Lake boys basketball team had another difficult night Monday as the Panthers fell to the Wilson Rams 81-34 in Tacoma.
First up was Lakes, who bested the Panthers 105-76 on Dec. 12. It is the closest the Panthers gave come to beating the Lancers during his tenure, coach Jay Paulsen said in an email.
It may look a little funny, but the combination of jokes, songs and goofy fun really helps get across the fire department’s important messages about safety.
After a year of debate and a vote that seemingly killed the possibility, sewer pipes will soon begin to be laid in Eastown.
The Bonney Lake Panther swim team went up against a tough Enumclaw team on Thursday and the powerful Hornets proved to be too much for them, besting the Panthers 139-47.
Those in favor again stated their belief that a metropolitan parks district is the best way to create a dedicated funding source for parks in the city, as well as their decision that allowing voters to choose on the additional tax was the proper move. Those opposed cited economic and tax concerns.
After months of discussion at workshops and at park board meetings, the City Council is poised to call for an election in April on the creation of a metropolitan parks district.
Jacoby Miles, the Puyallup gymnast who was injured during gymnastics practice at Roach Gymnastics last month, received a special early Christmas Present last week in the form of a specialized van.
The Bonney Lake City Council completed the first half of its budget review during their Dec. 4 council meeting and expected to finish the review and pass the 2013-14 spending plan Tuesday night.
During the Dec. 4 workshop, the council discussed the issue again, with some councilmembers questioning whether there was enough time before the April election date to get the information about the district out to the public.
The win takes the panthers to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in the South Puget Sound League 3A.
After dominating the league on their way to a state championship, the Sumner Spartans girls soccer team this week dominated the South Puget Sound League 2A girls all-league soccer team.
