It was with enthusiasm and excitement that the members of the Maple Valley Fire Department took to the streets to…
Muttley Crew 4-H Club wants to thank community members and businesses for helping them collect used towels, fleece blankets and pet toys for King County Animal Care and Control shelters. The Animal Hospital of Maple Valley, Reber Ranch in Kent and Covington Animal Hospital supported this effort with collection boxes.
In all of the news reports and contract negotiation updates, we’ve heard about the views of both the teacher’s union and the district. But, what about the children? What will happen to them if school does not begin on time on Aug. 31
Citizen believes candidate has been smeared by opponent
I agree that we have a broken education system throughout our state, largely due to issues regarding funding at the state level. In order to counter balance this lack of funding and inequity from the state, we need to better engage all parties and stay at it, until together we discover better local solutions. To remain in this perpetual debate over perspective and consider outdated solutions is a disservice to the community. It’s time we throw out the ineffective hand of the past and promise to take the path that provides a safety net for our children.
As a council member with the city of Black Diamond, I want to clarify current Council’s actions regarding the Nestle Waters past proposal in our city and to address statements of council candidate William Saas, who is running for City Council Position No. 4. Mr. Saas stated in the voter pamphlet and on his Web page that “our city was recently in jeopardy of losing much of its pure spring water to a large corporation and most of our citizens were completely unaware.”
I want to comment on a candidate’s Web site information and help set the record straight. Glenn Smith’s campaign website…
This weekend light rail opened for business, all 13.9 miles of it, all 2.3 billion dollars worth.
Big whoop.
My one big criticism about the King County Animal Shelter is that they do not have a policy of mandatory…
Today (Monday) we witnessed the passing into history of the “old red tavern.” It has been a figure on state…
n the past two months I have had two separate occurrences of theft to my vehicles at the Maple Valley Park and Ride and I would like to raise community awareness to this issue. On May 20 the catalytic converter was sawed off and stolen off my Toyota Pickup.
Though billed as an opinion piece about dangerous dog legislation, the letter, “Think before creating dangerous dog laws,” written by…
I live just outside the Covington city limits and frequently shop in Covington. I am concerned about the growing panhandling…
No King County resident should be afraid to go for a walk, or let their children play outside, for fear of vicious free-roaming dogs. Tragedies like the elderly woman in SeaTac who was mauled by loose dogs in September are preventable, and should never happen. The knee-jerk reaction to this frightening and dreadful incident, and others like it, has prompted law makers to act out of fear and consider enacting new legislation aimed at dangerous dogs, or even at specific breeds of dogs. This is nonsensical. These legislators fail to take into consideration the fact the state of Washington, and King County specifically, have many laws that would prevent these sorts of tragedies if they were adequately enforced.
I am writing with great concern for the citizens of the of the city of Black Diamond. It has come to my attention that Mrs. Paula Koch-Boyd is running for election to City Council Position No. 4, city of Black Diamond. Recent actions by Mrs. Koch-Boyd suggest that she is not a wise choice for our city.
I would like to take this opportunity to clarify some allegations that were recently made. Firstly, I am honored to be running for seat No. 4 for the Black Diamond City Council. It is very important to me to be a role model to the citizens of Black Diamond as well a role model to my family.
The opening of Maple Valley Farmers Market was a huge success with over 2000 folks attending the grand opening event…
I have agonized deeply over the Summit Place Joint Planning Agreement. Originally, I was the individual who approached the Suburban Cities Association to ask for their support to force King County to negotiate with Maple Valley for joint planning of the Donut Hole. The agreement is the result of this relationship as well as hard work by many staff members. My final decision was based on the following criteria.
I just wanted to say thank you to all of the wonderful shoppers at the Farmer’s Market on Saturday –…
I am grateful the City Council for Maple Valley did have a public hearing tonight (Monday) regarding the Donut Hole…
