Silver and blue pinwheels have taken over the front lawn of Pierce County Juvenile Court, and are springing up around Tacoma and Pierce County to help bring awareness to National Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month.
The Pierce County Council is putting a question concerning marijuana before the voters during the April 26 special election: Should the production, processing and sale of marijuana be allowed in unincorporated Pierce County? This nonbinding advisory vote is meant to inform the council on the public’s opinion of Ordinance 2015-27s, which will lift the current ban on marijuana businesses in unincorporated parts of the county July 1.
Sumner: Quinalt Mackey 4 goals, 2 assists, 2 ground balls
Bonney Lake: Jordon Cozzi 2 goals, 9 ground balls
Enumclaw 5, Bonney Lake 0
April 5 at Bonney Lake
Sumner 3, Auburn Riverside 2
April 5 at Sumner
Bonney Lake 4, Auburn Riverside 1
April 5 at Bonney Lake
Peninsula 10, Sumner 3
April 5 at Sumner
A few days leading up to an exciting event, I usually can’t sleep. I’m just so excited! Two nights before my first caucus, I couldn’t sleep. This time, it wasn’t because I was super excited.
With the April special election just around the corner, Bonney Lake and Sumner residents should be receiving their ballots by this weekend, and with them, a proposal from East Pierce Fire and Rescue to lift the lid on their EMS levy.
Rich Elfers is needlessly confused and completely wrong in his analysis and question “why the Republican party has antipathy toward the President” (March 30, editorial).
Russell Wilson, popular quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, has come out with a new clothing line, Good Man Brand. Evidently he wants guys to dress like he dresses – casual elegance. I guess Ciara likes that look! Clothes say something about a person, don’t they?
Thanks to the excellent work of legislators like Representative Tina Orwall and Senator Ann Rivers, Washington is the first state in the nation to comprehensively address its backlog of sexual assault kits. Learn about it in 57 Seconds.
Officers observed a female driver with her hands above her head and wearing no seatbelt March 28. After stopping the car, the driver told officers she was putting on her hat. However, officers smelled marijuana coming from the car.
Officers were contacted March 27 to a report of three juveniles entering businesses through an unlocked roof hatch. Officers found and detained the three, who admitted to entering the closed business through the roof, but they were just joking around.
On March 25 officers observed a car with several large cracks in the windshield, impairing the driver’s ability to see. Officers attempted to pull over the male driver but he kept driving until he pulled into a driveway, approximately a mile later.
