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Olympia School Board members air grievances about overheard comment
Note: This article continues “Tensions flare at Olympia School Board summer retreat,” published in The JOLT last Tuesday. During the Olympia School Board’s summer retreat on Saturday, Aug. 10, in North Mason County, several hours were devoted to a personal-feelings debriefing on the conflict over the proposed closure of two elementary schools during the past school year.
Frantic Paddleboarders Rescued in Washington Waters, Kayaker is Missing
Sunday, August 18th is a day some lucky paddleboarders won't soon forget. Multiple agencies participated in a water rescue after the group of paddleboarders became stuck in a heavy rain storm with heavy winds. According to the Everett Fire Department, at about 5:20 pm, they were dispatched to Edgewater Park and Mukilteo.
WCSO: Man in custody after attempting to kill woman near Blaine
BLAINE, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – A man is in custody after attempting to kill a woman near Blaine. Whatcom County Undersheriff Steve Harris says that the woman was dropped off at PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center on Tuesday morning, Aug. 20 with significant injuries. The suspect, identified as a 43-year-old...
Watch: ACE FREHLEY Performs At Northwest Washington Fair
Nigelpoll has uploaded video of Ace Frehley's entire August 16 concert at the Northwest Washington Fair in Lynden, Washington. Check it out below. The original KISS guitarist is continuing to tour in support of his latest solo album, "10,000 Volts", which was released in February via MNRK Music Group (formerly eOne Music). The LP was produced by Ace and Steve Brown (TRIXTER).
TRY NOT TO LAUGH While Watching This VIDEO: T-Rex World Championship Races 2024!
AUBURN, WA – The 2024 T-Rex World Championship Races at Emerald Downs saw an exciting turnout on August 17, with more than 200 participants sprinting down the 100-yard track in full dinosaur costumes. The event attracted a crowd of over 6,000 spectators, eager to witness the fun-filled competition. Kids...
REPORT: The Seattle Seahawks Gave a Concerning Injury Update on Their Offensive Tackle Ahead of Their 3rd Preseason Game
Seattle Seahawks right tackle Abraham Lucas exited Week 1 with a knee injury, later identified as a chronic issue he’s dealt with since his collegiate career with the Washington State Cougars. As a result, Lucas missed their next ten games and played a limited role upon returning before being shut down in their regular season finale. He underwent surgery in January, hoping to fix his chronic knee pain.
Snohomish County businesses still waiting as health department deals with permitting problems
EVERETT, Wash — The lunch rush at Kel's Cafe is not much of a rush at all. "It's been heartbreaking, frustrating," said Sam Dahl, the owner of the Everett cafe. Dahl has been waiting since February for the Snohomish County Health Department to give the cafe an initial inspection.
B-TOWN BIZ: After 6 years in business, Olde Burien’s beloved The Shoppe Seahurst to close after sale falls through
After six years of serving the Burien community, The Shoppe Seahurst has announced it will permanently close its doors in Olde Burien this coming Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024. The decision follows the collapse of a sale deal with a potential buyer who was initially seen as a perfect fit. “While...
The first Snoqualmie Valley Sunflower Festival begins Aug. 23
Several farms across the Snoqualmie Valley are gearing up to participate in the first-ever Snoqualmie Valley Sunflower Festival. The Carnation Chamber of Commerce will host the celebration of agriculture, heritage and natural beauty from Aug. 23 to Sept. 15. “We really wanted to do something that was focused on highlighting...
New traffic concerns emerge from Burien homeless encampment
BURIEN, Wash. — There’s a new concern surrounding the homeless encampment that’s been set up for months now outside the King County Courthouse in Burien. The concern is about traffic surrounding the encampment. “It’s hard to see, so to safely get out there, I have to put...
Tacoma City Council Approves Honorary Street Renaming for Beloved Community Leader Bill Evans
— Community Recognition to Take Place During Proctor Farmers’ Market 30th Anniversary Celebration on August 24 — TACOMA, Wash. – The City Council unanimously approved a resolution on August 6, 2024 to confer the honorary street name “Bill Evans Place” for North 27th Street, between Proctor and Madison Streets. Bill Evans was a community and civic leader who advocated for walkable urban communities and spent countless hours supporting small businesses. He dedicated nearly half of his life to the growth and beautification of Tacoma’s Proctor District and enhanced quality of life for residents throughout Tacoma with his tireless efforts building community and by serving as a Tacoma City Council Member. Bestowing and installing the honorary street name will provide an opportunity for those new to, and familiar with, the area to inquire about the naming and learn about the history of Tacoma and its Proctor District.
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