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And the Camp Murray gate-relocate similarity.

Lakewood City Councilman Mike Brandstetter wants to know how the zoning that allows for three-story apartments planned for Oakbrook – four buildings at 40 feet tall housing 66 units covering nearly 3 acres to include a multipurpose building and 121 parking stalls – differs from what happened in Tillicum with the relocation of Camp Murray’s gate.

You can run for office you just can’t say that you are.

When Paul Wagemann, during the three-minute public comment period at the March 17th Lakewood City Council meeting, announced his intentions to run for state legislative office he was told that was not allowed.

Don’t mention it. At least not at Lakewood City Hall.

What do you think ranks – and reeks – among the most offensive things you can say during the public comment period at Lakewood City Council regular public sessions with the result that your microphone will be turned off?

The real reason tobacco was not banned from Lakewood parks.

The probability that a peanut butter and jelly sandwich will fall face down when it is dropped is:

Revisiting the tobacco decision.

“Comprehensive smoke-free policies reduce youth smoking prevalence, initiation and uptake.”

An ‘apparently confused council’ in Lakewood unanimously voted to approve alcohol in city parks two weeks after they’d said ‘no.’