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Mayor and City Council Present Checks to Support Food Bank Efforts

Federal Way, WALocal News

Mayor Jim Ferrell and the Federal Way City Council recently presented checks totaling over $19,000 to the Senior Center and Multi-Service Center, supporting their food bank efforts during the holiday season. This generous contribution highlights the city's commitment to addressing food insecurity in the community. The article recaps the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony held on December 7, featuring festive music performances and a special visit from Mr. and Mrs. Claus, inviting residents to relive the magic through an event recap video.

In an effort to enhance sustainability, the city organized a mattress recycling and document shredding event, allowing residents to conveniently dispose of unwanted items. Furthermore, Mayor Ferrell participated in the Winter Bonsai Solstice event at the Pacific Bonsai Museum, showcasing the beauty and history of bonsai art, including a 1,030-year-old tree. The article emphasizes the city’s proactive approach to community engagement and environmental responsibility, highlighting initiatives that support residents and cultivate a sense of unity and festive spirit during the holiday season. Federal Way continues to demonstrate its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through such community-focused events and contributions.

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