A Carbonado wreath-laying event, and two trial updates.
The city was “surprised” by the union’s actions, as a tentative agreement with leaders was recently made.
The team overall took the bronze.
The citizen-led group spent close to a year scrutinizing what the district’s needs will be in 20 years — and how to address those issues now.
You can dump tree limbs and other woody debris at the Enumclaw transfer station for free.
Small pockets of the Plateau are still without power after a bomb cyclone hit western Washington last week.
Holiday trash pick-up days and trial updates.
Final public hearings on the 2025 budget, and a public hearing on an open space plan set for Dec. 2.
A online form is now available to ease the process.
The Courier-Herald is looking for residents to share their stories about how they weathered the storm.
The King County Councilmember visits the city every year to give a State of the County address.
Experts say the storm could reach 60, even 70 mph.
The city council is expected to vote on regulations on Nov. 21.
