Recreational marijuana was introduced to the Plateau a year ago when two retail stores set up shop on the outskirts of Buckley. And coming this summer, The Green Door and Mr. Bills of Buckley will both be expanding their businesses to include stocking and selling medical marijuana.
Recreational marijuana was introduced to the Plateau a year ago when two retail stores set up shop on the outskirts of Buckley.
The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a high winds warning for Nov. 17 through Nov. 18.
The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a high winds warning for Nov. 17 through Nov. 18 and another flood warning active through Nov. 19
The Seattle National Weather Service has issued a flood watch warning for northwest and west-central Washington counties. This includes Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, Mason, Skagit, Whatcom, King, Pierce, Lewis, Snohomish and Thurston.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has again revised the closure schedule for the White River bridge.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has again revised the closure schedule for the White River bridge.
A week from today, the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Health will vote on a regulation that aims to limit underage use and possession of e-cigarettes and vaping products.
The city of Sumner’s recycling center at the end of State Street will not be re-opening as planned. The center was closed mid-June while the Wastewater Treatment Facility was expanded. The center was planned to be re-opened sometime in the fall.
A wrongful death suit has been filed in the Pierce County Superior Court in the state Route 410 construction project in Bonney Lake that led to the deaths of Josh, Vanessa and Hudson Ellis.
Preschoolers from the Sumner co-op preschool and the Covington o-op preschool took field trips to Thomasson Family Farms in Enumclaw to pet the farm animals, practice milking cows and pick pumpkins for Halloween.
The silence surrounding the sudden deaths of Bonney Lake residents Josh, Vanessa and their infant son Hudson Ellis in a construction accident last April was broken Oct. 19 when the state Department of Labor and Industries levied fines against the four construction companies involved in the state Route 410 expansion project.
Striving to be as accurate and as fair as possible in our reporting should be the number one goal of any practicing journalist. But minimizing harm should be a close second.
