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May 1st Keep Families Together March Taking Place in Downtown Yakima
The "Keep Families Together March" is scheduled for May 1st in downtown Yakima, starting at Miller Park at 12:00 PM. Participants are encouraged to gather at 11:00 AM to support the event aimed at advocating for family unity. This local demonstration reflects ongoing social issues related to immigration and family separation policies.
Yakima City Council April 3rd Business Meeting Preview
The Yakima City Council is set to hold a regular business meeting on April 3rd, 2018, where key agenda items include a proclamation for Disability Awareness Month and a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Selah. This meeting will take place at 6:00 PM in the Yakima City Hall Council Chambers, emphasizing the local government's commitment to community issues.
Yakima Bicycle Master Plan Survey Now Available On Line
The City of Yakima has launched an online survey as part of its efforts to develop a comprehensive Bicycle Master Plan, inviting community input to enhance local cycling infrastructure. Alongside the survey, an interactive map allows residents to suggest bike routes and identify problem areas. This initiative aims to promote cycling safety and accessibility in Yakima.
Call to Artists for Keep Yakima Beautiful Project
The City of Yakima Arts Commission invites Central Washington artists to submit digital images for a garbage receptacle art project themed “Keep Yakima Beautiful.” Selected artists will receive a $250 stipend for their contributions, which should reflect the environment and natural beauty of the Yakima Valley. The submission deadline is February 28, 2025.
Call to Artists for Keep Yakima Beautiful Project
The City of Yakima Arts Commission is calling for Central Washington artists to submit digital images of their artwork for a new project themed "Keep Yakima Beautiful," focusing on art for garbage receptacles. This initiative aims to enhance local aesthetics while promoting community pride and environmental awareness. Artists interested in contributing to this unique project are encouraged to participate.
Call to Artists for Keep Yakima Beautiful Project
The City of Yakima Arts Commission invites Central Washington artists to submit digital images for a new garbage receptacle art project themed "Keep Yakima Beautiful." This initiative aims to enhance public spaces through artistic expression while promoting environmental awareness. Artists are encouraged to showcase their creativity and contribute to the beautification of the city.
Yakima City Council Jan. 21st, 2025 Regular Meeting Review
The Yakima City Council's regular meeting on January 21, 2025, focused on community service program development, a new fund for Aquatics Facilities Revenue, and budget outreach updates. The meeting's proceedings can be viewed on-demand via the Yakima Public Affairs Channel (Y-PAC). The next council meeting is scheduled for February 4, 2025.
Yakima City Council January 21st, 2025 Regular Meeting Preview
The Yakima City Council is set to convene on January 21, 2025, at 5:30 PM, focusing on key agenda items including a proposed community service program and the first reading of an ordinance to establish a fund for Aquatics Facilities Revenue. Residents can participate in the meeting via Zoom or in-person at Yakima City Hall, with options for live public comment. Full details are available in the meeting agenda packet linked within the article.
City Holiday Closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
City of Yakima facilities will close on January 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with specific closures including City Hall, Y-PAC, and Parks and Recreation offices. Emergency services will remain operational, while garbage collection will proceed as scheduled. The Yakima City Council has designated this holiday as a Day of Service, encouraging community involvement.
Street Closures Planned for Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration March
Sections of streets in Yakima will be temporarily closed on January 20th for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration March, starting at 12:00 pm. The event, which honors the civil rights leader, is expected to attract over 400 participants and will involve rolling street closures managed by the Yakima Police Department.