After a year in which the Bonney Lake girls basketball team made it to the second round of the sub-district tournament, hopes are high for the Panthers this season.
This was the first year Peak Preschool hosted a food drive and Mattheis said the children were very excited to give back, bringing food in to school every day.
Donations of new toys can be dropped off at the Bonney Lake public Safety Building or residents can pick a specific child’s tag off the giving tree quilt located at the department.
The Bonney Lake Park Board on Nov. 19 voted to recommend to the city council that the city place a metropolitan parks district on the ballot in April.
The council next month is expected to pass a trio of ordinances that should lead to an agreement for the city to partner with landowners to develop a “backbone” sewer system, as well as change the rules regarding septic systems in the region, following a discussion of the matters during the Nov. 21 workshop meeting.
The kitchen served up a full plate of turkey with all the fixin’s and a slice of pumpkin pie for desert.
Compared just to the same time period last year, January through October, the city has experienced an increase of 35 percent.
I have always been fascinated by space. As a kid growing up, and still now, I was a big fan of science fiction, especially anything in space: Star Trek, Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers.
The Sumner football season came to end Saturday evening with a 42-7 loss to Lynden in the quarterfinal game of the state 2A tournament.
The Sumner High School Spartans girls soccer team capped off a perfect season Saturday with a 1-0 victory over Sehome to hoist the trophy as 2A state champions.
Sumner beat Sehome 1-0 Saturday afternoon to win the 2A state Championship.
And beginning on the city’s actual birthday, Jan. 27, the city plans on kicking off a year’s worth of events with a dinner themed “An Evening of Stories.”
The Bonney Lake City Council on Nov. 13 authorized the acquisition through either purchase or condemnation of part a piece of land in Eastown to allow for neighbors to install sewer lines through the property.
