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The Seattle Mariners have strengthened their roster by claiming catcher Nick Raposo off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays. At 26 years old, Raposo has yet to debut in the Major Leagues but brings valuable minor league experience and could serve as a crucial reserve behind Cal Raleigh and Mitch Garver.
Copper thieves have rendered the Granite Falls Fish Ladder inoperable, jeopardizing local salmon and steelhead populations that rely on this critical infrastructure for spawning. The thefts, which began in early October 2024, have led to an estimated $250,000 in repair costs and threaten the area's ecosystem and economy.
The City of Lakewood's Weekly Manager’s Bulletin highlights the successful Holiday Parade of Lights and upcoming Jingle Bell 5K & Kids Dash event, showcasing community spirit and engagement. The bulletin also recognizes local employees for embodying the city's guiding principles, emphasizing service, teamwork, integrity, and respect.
The Lakewood Police Department commemorates the 15th anniversary of the tragic shooting of four officers by hosting the annual Fallen Officer Food Drive and blood drive on December 5. Community members are invited to honor their memory by donating food and monetary contributions to support local charities, including the Emergency Food Network and Bloodworks NW.
Jasmine Willie, known as the 'Chicken Scam Lady,' was arrested in Lakewood, Washington, after being tracked down by police. She faces multiple charges of theft and extortion, with numerous outstanding warrants across Pierce and King counties.
The City of Lakewood provides essential information on garbage, recycling, and waste services through its partnership with Waste Connections. Residents can participate in biannual community cleanup events and access various resources for proper waste disposal. For further details, visit the city's website or LeMay's dedicated service page.
The Biennial Budget event, organized by the Government Finance Officers Association, will take place on October 7, 2024, in Carry, Haiti, focusing on crucial discussions related to government budgeting and financial planning. This event is significant for local stakeholders and aims to enhance communication and principles in government finance.
A father and son from Arlington, Washington, have been charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder after a drive-by shooting in Lakewood left one dead and three injured. The incident involved multiple firearms, and both suspects are in custody as the investigation continues.
A tragic incident in Lakewood, Washington, resulted in the death of a 3-year-old boy who fell into a neighbor's septic tank while playing in the backyard. Emergency responders arrived quickly, but the child could not be revived. This heartbreaking event underscores the importance of securing hazardous residential areas.
A pedestrian was tragically struck and killed by a train in Lakewood, Washington. Following the incident, police closed Bridgeport Way for an investigation, which has now been completed and the road reopened. Authorities are looking into the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate event.