Jeff Potter made his scary driveway into a walk of Halloween fun and fright Saturday. Kids of all ages and parents enjoyed the ghouls and goblins.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be hosting a veterans’ dinner at the Maple Valley church, 26800 236th Pl SE Maple Valley, 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7.
Chuck Hardaway will be the keynote speaker.
Whatever you call it – spare cash, mad money, disposable income, holiday dollars – there’s probably not much of it in your pocket, purse, or bank account. Most of us are facing tight budgets with little room for indulging, and the holidays are looming with social and family obligations, additional chores and the glorious ordeal of November-December: Finding the right gifts for everyone on your list.
Nov. 7, Saturday – Annual Harvest Moon Dinner Auction, 4-9 p.m. Tickets are $35 each. Proceeds benefit Emergency Services for southeast King County families.
King County Animal Care and Control is waiving adoption fees on all animals at their two shelter locations and for…
Tahoma High School is planing a book fair for November.
The event is scheduled for Nov. 9-13. The fair will be open later from 5-8 p.m. Nov. 9 and 4-7 p.m. Nov. 12 for parent/teacher conferences. The fair will also be open during lunch breaks.
Children and parents dressed for Halloween and made their way to the Greater Maple Valley Community Center for the Trick…
Daylight-saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Set your clock back one hour before going to bed Saturday.
This is also a good time to check your smoke alarm battery.
King County Public Health is responsible for the allocation of all H1N1 vaccine to the health care community in the County. Health care providers from across King County have been invited to order vaccine to provide to their patients and for staff who provide medical care.
For the past eight years, Dave Pilgrim has devoted his energies to serving on the City Council
Victoria Jonas is a remarkable individual with a life-long commitment to public service and volunteerism. As an experienced Maple Valley elected official, Victoria understands the complexities of city government operations and has consistently demonstrated effective leadership and initiative to keep Maple Valley moving forward in the right direction.
If you have not yet mailed in your November voter’s ballet, I encourage you to vote for Erin Weaver for Maple Valley City Council. I have had many talks with Erin about our city. I can tell you she is passionate about Maple Valley and wants to see it develop into a vibrant place for our families. She also has the vision and the drive to make things happen.
It is not too early to begin to think about the health and safety of large trees in our back yards or those of our neighbors. The most severe storms seem to occur in January and February. However, there are a few questions homeowners can begin to address if they are nervous about the tall trees in their neighborhoods.
It was graduation night for the Community Emergency Response Team members at Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety Station 81 Thursday.
The class went through a disaster simulation drill, complete with simulated injuries and some very good acting.
On Halloween the pool will glow and lights will be off while the underwater lights illuminate at the “Spooky Swim” at the Covington Aquatic Center.
As the rain settles in over Western Washington, the nights get darker and the blustery winds blow, parents should be prepared for those conditions as well as be aware of general precautions to take as their youngsters get ready to trick or treat this Halloween.
According to state Department of Transportation Highway 18 at milepost 6.2 – 9 from the Auburn/Black Diamond exit to S.E. 304th exit will close to all eastbound traffic 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 7.
The holiday engine will be visiting the neighborhoods in Maple Valley again this season. As in the past, food and monetary donations will be collected for the Maple Valley Food Bank.
Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety is about to graduate its latest class of Community Emergency Response Team members this week.
These community members are the latest group to participate in the seven week long disaster preparedness course that raises awareness, teaches disaster assessment skills and helps students gain confidence so they can react productively and responsibly during a disaster situation.
As a strong supporter of Rebecca Olness, I feel compelled to write this letter on her behalf. Rebecca has been a Black Diamond City Council member for four years and she’s aware of the issues that face our city.
