Both districts are running a renewed Educational Programs Operations levy, which comprises of 16% of each’s general budget.
Michelle Oster was accused of killing Kim and Bette Nordberg, and severely injuring two others, when she attempted to pass multiple cars on SR 410.
Convinced of his innocence, Robert Chevrette declined a plea deal, and instead convinced a jury to acquit him of a DUI charge.
Willow, an 800-pound mare, fell into a hole underneath a partially-collapsed bridge.
UPDATE: Board Director Cochran posts on social media that the resignation “was a mutual decision to part ways.”
But work continues as various organizations continue to care for sick and injured animals.
Work will be focused on the feasibilities of replacing the bridge versus simply demolishing the structure.
The Buckley Police Department is asking for donations of small animal crates.
The district is hosting two “community conversations” next week.
Details about the theft of the armed forces tribute are still emerging.
The building owners already have new tenants, and the Yella Beak has pledged to honor gift cards by refund or at the new establishment.
An eclectic bunch, from a former deputy to a WSDOT principal planner and current Enumclaw planning commissioner are throwing their hats into the ring.
The city is calling for the state to fund a replacement structure.
