The decision came down to cost, as the pool was already scheduled to be closed in August.
The city will be discussing the lease of a vacant lot and tent/table purchases.
Megan Sheridan, an Enumclaw resident, and Alicia Busch, a Maple Valley activist, want local city councils to take continual anti-bias training and form a citizen review board to examine city codes.
Krista Kay’s new book, “A Head Above The Rest,” is partially based on her journey in accepting her height.
The Thunder Dome Car Museum is looking at building a commercial building on the site.
Gov. Inslee extended his OPMA proclamation through June 17, allowing cities to continue meeting over the internet.
Hornets had an afternoon graduation parade and concert at the Enumclaw Expo Center, followed by an evening program aired on ECTV.
The goal is to collect 500 children’s books featuring characters of color.
The council approved Phase 5 of the Suntop development and a preliminary plat for the new Hazel Estates.
Some of the city’s revenues were “significantly affected by the pandemic”, while others remained “somewhat neutral.”
More services will be available as King County moves into further phases.
Blood will be collected June 29 and 30, as well as July 1, 8, and 9.
Tickets are pre-sale only, and a maximum of 300 cars are allowed at each show.
Additionally, the local Chamber of Commerce is planning an Independence Day “parade-in-place.”
A local councilmember organized a Peace Cruise, while young adults held a BLM protest and others showed their support for local police.
Hundreds of locals showed up to demonstrate against systematic racism and police brutality. Here are some photos from the events.
Organizers said hosting it admin a pandemic was just “not feasible.”
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