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Lakewood Weekly Managers Bulletin Dec. 13, 2024 - City of Lakewood

Lakewood, WALocal News

The Lakewood Weekly Manager’s Bulletin published on December 13, 2024, reflects on the successful Holiday Parade of Lights, which attracted one of the largest crowds in its history, demonstrating the community's enthusiasm. While the event featured a joyous atmosphere, there were lighthearted moments, such as the Grinch's antics near the tree lighting. In addition to celebrating the parade, the bulletin outlines the upcoming Jingle Bell 5K & Kids Dash, inviting residents to don holiday costumes and participate in this festive event at Fort Steilacoom Park. Registration options are detailed, with proceeds benefiting the Lakes Cross Country Booster Club to enhance youth running events. The bulletin also highlights the city's commitment to excellence by recognizing employees who embody its guiding principles of service, teamwork, integrity, and respect.

Notable award recipients include Tiffany Speir and Michelle Yeider for their outstanding contributions. This recognition not only boosts morale but also reinforces the city's dedication to fostering a positive work environment. Overall, the bulletin encapsulates the spirit of community engagement and local pride in Lakewood.

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