“I wrote this book not to dissuade us from war but to understand it. It is especially important that we, who wield such massive force across the globe, see within ourselves the seeds of our own obliteration. We must guard against the myth of war and the drug of war that can, together, rend us blind and callous as some of those we battle.”
“I wrote this book not to dissuade us from war but to understand it. It is especially important that we, who wield such massive force across the globe, see within ourselves the seeds of our own obliteration. We must guard against the myth of war and the drug of war that can, together, rend us blind and callous as some of those we battle.”
Bonney Lake High School is competing in a brand new sports league, and all of the fall Panther teams are looking forward to starting strong and rising to the top.
It was business as usual at the last Black Diamond City Council meeting, with the majority of the meeting’s agenda items being tabled indefinitely by the majority of the council.
You’ve probably seen Anna Harris around Enumclaw, even if you didn’t know her.
The city of Bonney Lake is looking to get a little bigger by proposing an annexation agreement to the Pierce County Council this fall.
The city of Bonney Lake is looking to get a little bigger by proposing an annexation agreement to the Pierce County Council this fall. The two areas the city would like to incorporate are the Kelley Creek Vista neighborhood and Delany property, both of which are currently considered a part of unincorporated Pierce County.
Bonney Lake High School students are still preparing for their first day of school, but the Panthers football team has been hard at work since mid-August training to compete in an all-new league.
The Bonney Lake City Council has voted down an impact fee deferral program that was mandated by the state for the city to enact.
The Black Diamond City Council flirted with new elementary school delays, the Wilkeson Eagles are getting a new Auxiliary chapter, Green River College appointed a new interim president and the Courier-Herald reviews “The Lovely Bones.” Check out what you may have missed this week in the latest issue of your Weekend Briefing.
The Black Diamond City Council flirted with new elementary school delays, the Wilkeson Eagles are getting a new Auxiliary chapter, Green River College appointed a new interim president and the Courier-Herald reviews “The Lovely Bones.” Check out what you may have missed this week in the latest issue of your Weekend Briefing.
Toxic algae in Lake Tapps, senior center transportation services, rescued dogs from a Lake Tapps fire and “The Lovely Bones” book review. Check out what you may have missed this week in the latest edition of your Weekend Briefing!
As part of its ongoing surface water monitoring efforts, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department staff checked seven locations around Lake Tapps on Thursday, Aug. 25.
