By Linda Shepherd Spring Clean-up began in the 1980s to help residents rid their property of unwanted and difficult to dispose of items. Last year, a $2000 King County Community Continue Reading →
By Lynnette Spanola Eastlake Washington State is a beautiful place to live, work and play, but like most areas, it’s not immune to major disasters. In fact, our region ranks Continue Reading →
Imagine moving to Mirrormont in 1963 when there were gravel roads, smaller trees, and only 18 homes scattered over 600 acres. Several of these were chalets originally designed by the Continue Reading →
After I took the 2008 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training, I took their Map Your Neighborhood (MYN) workshop. Then, I gathered neighbors on my street to meet. We shared Continue Reading →