SHOPLIFTING: Police were called at 12:40 a.m. to a Roosevelt Avenue location where a shoplifting incident had just occurred. Police contacted the suspects and the stolen merchandise was returned. The business declined to prosecute, but the suspects were ordered to stay away from the establishment.
Attention all National Honor Society students who are participating in the holiday service project. The holiday tree decorating has been moved to Wednesday, December 5th.
Anyone interested in buying an individual gift for a local child can visit the Giving Trees placed at Work Sports and Outdoors and Enumclaw Youth and Family Services.
THEFT: A burglary report was issued the morning of Dec. 2 by staff at a Roosevelt Avenue business. A cash register was damaged and unidentified items were stolen.
The council is expected to adopt a budget for the coming year during its Dec. 10 meeting, which begins at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers of Enumclaw City Hall, 1313 Griffin Ave.
The annual tree lighting celebration was held Dec. 1 at the Public Safety Building.
Santa Claus arrived Saturday in Sumner for the city’s annual Santa Parade to help kick off the holiday season along with Sumner’s Chief For a Day Nikki Kohn. The parade featured cars, kids, dancers, ponies, and the Sumner High School marching band.
The community garden was founded in 2008 to allow community members to lease plots of land, growing produce for themselves and for donation to the Sumner food bank. To date, it has been funded by a combination of grants, city funds and a small membership fee.
A pair of Bonney Lake Police Officers were honored during the Nov. 27 City Council meeting for their roles in two incidents in 2011.
Officials in Bonney Lake are attempting to close a gap between revenues and expenditures in next year’s budget with plans to sell off a piece of land originally intended for a new city hall.
The accident began with a head-on collision, which led to three subsequent rear-endings.
State regulators fined Puget Sound Energy (PSE) $430,000 for improperly charging residential disconnect-visit fees to electricity and natural gas customers.
The Enumclaw library opened its doors Saturday afternoon to a large gathering, showcasing the renovations made since the King County Library System took over operations.