January isn’t a busy time of year, but there are still a few events to attend for kinds, families, and adults.
Stolen U-Haul recovered, a delivery scam, and a BB gun mistaken for the real thing.
Did the King County Superior Court stand up for Anthony Chilcott’s rights under the law to be released without bail, or did a quick decision let down the Black Diamond community?
The Very Merry Christmas House is having its light show until Jan. 3, 2020.
Complaints about the recent picket, shoplifting on Griffin, and loiterers at an ATM.
The new charges against Allen Bittner involve child molestation and rape.
A juvenile with a knife and trespassers.
It’s unclear why Anthony Chilcott was not being held after a late October arrest for resisting arrest and damaging a patrol car before this most recent incident, which resulted in his death.
Though initially put on life support, the girl has recovered enough to talk to police.
Three years remain on the current contract, but this move highlights the financial tensions between the city and fire department.
The whole saga began Nov. 22 at the Cenex store in Black Diamond.
Neighborly harassment, a suspicious smoking pipe, and a CPS call.
A hit and run, sleeping in a car, and an escaped dog.
In addition to fitness classes, staff have speed and agility instruction for baseball.
Public comment periods are set for Nov. 21 and Dec. 2.
Visits from Santa and tree lighting to wine walks and chocolate — the Plateau has it all.
The election hasn’t been certified as of yet, but the results are likely to remain how they are now.
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