New state laws will allow school districts to collect up to $2.50 per $1,000 in assessed property value for educational programs and operations.
Enumclaw’s Mt. Peak fire tower, Rainier School in Buckley, and a skate park in Wilkeson are only some of the projects.
Buckley resident Jared P. T. Standley killed his parents just over a year ago.
Enumclaw is also weighing skate park options.
The band was encouraged to apply for to play at the famed venue three years ago.
The first public meeting is April 22 at Enumclaw’s City Hall.
Bonney Lake and Sumner have their events April 27, while Buckley will host its royalty May 4.
From underage drinking to suicide, the annual event helps parents understand pressures their children may be facing.
Community groups in Buckley, Franklin Pierce, Key Peninsula or Orting neighborhoods are all encouraged to apply.
Additionally, the paper will be moving offices (though we will still be in the same building) and be moving toward a paid subscription-only business model.
White River School District also had its waivers approved, but the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District has not, and school could continue until June 27.
But new legislation may cause property taxes to rise again in 2020.
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