The city honored Island pioneers and current leaders with a proclamation.
Construction on sites with critical areas is becoming more common as real estate values increase.
A permit was re-filed for a lot that contains a stream and an “eagle tree.”
Islanders will have a chance to comment on their preferred alternative.
The 15-year-old will complete the project with the help of older Eagle Scouts.
King County’s female police chiefs outline their career paths.
Australian chef Steve Laybourn prepared kangaroo and alligator for the residents.
The city is also updating its shoreline master program.
The event raised more than $160,ooo, with major contributions coming from law enforcement agencies.
The legislation has now been passed by the Senate and House, and is headed to the president’s desk.
The city is working to protect both the beaver’s habitat and trees along the shoreline.
Meredythe Glass was an extra in the 1939 film, and is possibly the last surviving cast member.
The event also features a 10K, 5K and Kids’ Dash.
The 41st district Democrat is an advocate for education and underrepresented communities.
City facilities are closing early and events have been cancelled, including the MIYFS Breakfast.
Budget reductions are the first item on the work plan for the next two years.
MIPA has a strong partnership with the city, raising thousands each year for preschool scholarships.
