Kick off the holiday season this Sunday, Nov. 18 with a sneak, non-motorized preview of the 18th annual Fantasy Lights at Spanaway Park.
Proposed consent decree keeps county on target to complete all remaining combined sewer overflow control projects by 2030.
Low income families may qualify to receive gifts through program.
Proposed consent decree keeps County on target to complete all remaining combined sewer overflow control projects by 2030.
The draft shoreline program update will guide construction and development along the city’s three miles of White River shoreline.
The four-wheel-drive vehicle, which was delivered Nov. 12, will assist the Soup Ladies in helping keep first responders nourished during backwoods search and rescues and other types of emergencies related to weather where an all-terrain vehicle will be safer.
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.”
All suspects in the police blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Flowers now mark where Kaye Hall, 60, of Bonney Lake was killed Wednesday morning when a car crashed through the window at the Bill Severyns Farmers Insurance agency on Logan Avenue in Renton.
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.
Area residents should beware of a potential phone scam making a resurgence. A woman living near Bonney Lake almost fell victim to the “grandparent scam” earlier this week.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY: Police responded to an attempted burglary the afternoon of Nov. 14 at a Wallace Avenue residence. An unknown subject entered the caller’s backyard and tried to enter the home by pulling a screen from a window. The suspect fled then the homeowner responded to the noise. Police searched the area with assistance from a Kent Police Department K-9 unit and Guardian One. A suspect was not located.
During a routine inspection, rust and general deterioration were discovered, according to Rochelle Ogershok, spokeswoman with the King County Road Department.