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The Wild Felid Advocacy Center in Washington has reported that over half of its wild cats have been affected by a bird flu outbreak, resulting in the tragic loss of 20 big cats in a matter of days. Staff are working urgently to contain the outbreak and prevent further losses, highlighting the critical need for animal health monitoring as bird flu cases rise.
Starbucks employees in Seattle are on their fifth day of a strike, with plans for the action to potentially expand to more stores nationwide. This labor movement highlights significant concerns regarding worker conditions and rights within the company.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has issued a weather advisory for Newcastle, Washington, alerting residents to potential weather-related impacts during the upcoming weekend and holiday week. This advisory aims to ensure public safety and preparedness during the busy holiday season.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has issued a weather advisory for Newcastle, Washington, warning residents to prepare for potential power outages due to storms expected on December 23 and 25, 2024. PSE is mobilizing additional crews to restore power quickly, and residents are encouraged to assemble emergency kits and stay safe during the storm.
The City of Newcastle has launched the 2024 Lights of Newcastle Outdoor Holiday Display Contest, featuring a new map to guide residents through festive displays. Voting for the contest has been extended to December 22, allowing community members to recognize their favorite decorations in various fun categories.
The Newcastle Newsletter for December 13, 2024, provides residents with key updates on city events, announcements, and local news. It emphasizes community engagement and offers a platform for residents to stay informed by accessing the newsletter online and signing up for future editions.
The City of Newcastle has responded to community concerns following a tree fall incident on November 2 by hiring a professional arborist to assess tree safety along Newcastle Golf Club Road. The assessment revealed several trees needing attention, and the city is collaborating with the property owner to ensure safety.
The Newcastle City Council has appointed Jim Quigg to a vacant council seat after a public application process that attracted ten candidates. Quigg, a resident since 2013 with over 25 years of experience in governance and community leadership, will officially take office on January 7, 2025.
The City of Newcastle is seeking residents to apply for a position on the Planning Commission, an important advisory board that influences city planning and land use policies. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and residents of Newcastle, with applications due by 5 p.m. on December 31, 2024.
The Newcastle Newsletter for November 15, 2024, provides important updates and information relevant to the City of Newcastle, including local events and community initiatives. With a focus on engaging residents, the newsletter highlights developments that impact the local community directly.