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Lakewood Weekly Managers Bulletin Dec. 20, 2024

Lakewood, WALocal News

The City of Lakewood is set to close City Hall and non-essential services at 3 p. m. on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, prioritizing employee time with family during the holidays. In a demonstration of community spirit, the Lakewood Police Department recently hosted its annual holiday meals program, benefiting 150 local families in partnership with Clover Park School District. This philanthropic effort, led by Sgt.

Ryan Moody, is funded by donations from police officers and community contributions, allowing the charity to provide complete holiday meal kits. Furthermore, Wards Lake Park will be closed starting January 7, 2025, as part of a $3. 2 million improvement project approved by the City Council. Planned enhancements include an accessible loop trail, new playground facilities, and a bike track, significantly enriching the park experience. Residents are reminded to respect closure signs for public safety during construction.

The article encourages community engagement and highlights the ongoing commitment of Lakewood's police to local welfare. Citizens are invited to stay updated on city developments and participate in upcoming events.

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