King County officials are finalizing the voluntary acquisitions of eight houses in Pacific’s flood-prone, White River Estates neighborhood.
Athletic directors say most of the remaining work involves sorting out district playoff seeds
Athletic directors say most of the remaining work involves sorting out district playoff seeds
Sometimes, smaller is better. At least that is the viewpoint of Chuck Hendricksen, whom Pacific’s City Council confirmed Monday night as the new city engineer.
Sometimes, smaller is better. At least that is the viewpoint of Chuck Hendricksen, whom Pacific’s City Council confirmed Monday night as the new city engineer.
Pacific City Council members voted unanimously Monday night to place a 60-day moratorium on new, medical marijuana cooperatives.
Pacific City Council members voted unanimously Monday night to place a 60-day moratorium on new, medical marijuana cooperatives.
Whenever he looks at his agenda for the upcoming school year, Auburn School District Superintendent Alan Spicciati has a critical date in mind — Nov. 8.
Whenever he looks at his agenda for the upcoming school year, Auburn School District Superintendent Alan Spicciati has a critical date in mind — Nov. 8.
Mangrum returns home to help develop future Auburn wrestlers
Mangrum returns home to help develop future Auburn wrestlers
Auburn School District officials anticipate a small decrease in the ending fund balance for their 2016-17 operating budget.
Auburn School District officials anticipate a small decrease in the ending fund balance for their 2016-17 operating budget.
Alan Spicciati spent 21 years in the Highline School District and has tried to apply the lessons he learned from leaders there in his first year as Auburn’s superintendent.
Alan Spicciati spent 21 years in the Highline School District and has tried to apply the lessons he learned from leaders there in his first year as Auburn’s superintendent.
Tye Dutcher reflects on the past — he just doesn’t dwell on it. After all, the 2015 Auburn Riverside High School graduate knows he would not have the opportunity to swim in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games if not for the fateful late afternoon of March 20, 2008.
Tye Dutcher reflects on the past — he just doesn’t dwell on it. After all, the 2015 Auburn Riverside High School graduate knows he would not have the opportunity to swim in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games if not for the fateful late afternoon of March 20, 2008.
Forget the stereotypical image of an author sitting at a table, sharing a few words with the person in front before turning to sign the next book.
Forget the stereotypical image of an author sitting at a table, sharing a few words with the person in front before turning to sign the next book.
Once a schoolhouse, today the old building at 100 3rd Ave SE houses Pacific’s City Hall chambers and its courtroom.
