Stafford Suites seeks baby photos from any of the 2,500 Sumnerites delivered by Dr. Patrick Duffy.
Classic rock cover band The Great Pretenders played the final night of Tunes @ Tapps Wednesday.
It is the fifth year for the triathlon hosted by the Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce.
All persons in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
The group seeks to preserve the Fennel Creek watershed. Fennel Creek is the largest of eight tributaries in the mid-Puyallup River Basin and home to the Victor Falls; the watershed also covers the majority of one of the fastest growing cities in western Washington.
The Sumner School District has bought up 1,500 Google Chromebook laptops as part of a “cutting edge” technology initiative for third and fourth grade students.
Crews will work under a rolling shutdown from west to east, closing down one section of road at a time.
The Sumner/Bonney Lake Family Center will host a Back To School Fair Monday evening at its headquarters in Sumner.
The event will raise money for returning soldiers, and 80-to-100 percent of proceeds will benefit military families in Sumner and Puyallup. It will include free food, prize giveaways, children’s games, face painting and other activities.
On Aug. 13, Woodbriar Village resident Angela Dickson handed the city council 93 signatures petitioning for sidewalks on Angeline Road from her neighborhood on 111th Street East to Panorama Boulevard East, directly to the north.
All persons appearing in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
Bonney Lake police and fire personnel had a surprise last Monday morning when they discovered a Public Safety Building window had been shot.
As of Aug. 13, the most recent tally available as of this writing, Johnson held a 57.64 percent share of the total 2,028 votes counted.
Councilman James Rackley was in second place with 23.47 percent of votes.
