Submitted by Sgt. Charles Porche, Public Information Officer, Lakewood Police. On Saturday February 10 at 2:08pm, Lakewood Officers were dispatched to an unknown trouble incident at 8056 83rd Av SW (MOD 83 Apartments). Information was relayed that a juvenile had contacted a resident of the complex about an incident in a unit. The resident went […]
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SIX: Lakewood Playhouse is Getting Interesting
THE QUEENS ARE COMING Wow this could be fascinating and entertaining . . . SIX: TEEN EDITION is a full-length adaptation of Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’ international phenomenon SIX, modified for performance by teen actors for family audiences. I am excited and friends of the Lakewood Playhouse should be also! Here was the initial […]
Book Donation Dropoff: Friends of the Lakewood Library
Submitted by Bob Estrada. Friends of the Lakewood Library will accept new and gently used Book, CD, and DVD donations on Saturday, February 17, 11-1, at the rear entrance to St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 10630 Gravelly Lake Dr, Lakewood, WA. Donations will be accepted again on Saturday, March 16. And yes, there will be another […]
Part 3: The Freshman New Level and Clover Park Year
Submitted by Paul Nimmo. Going into his Senior year of High School (Harrison Prep Class of 2022), my son Ethan was already a Baseball Veteran of 12 years. Playing on multiple teams over the years, Ethan found himself ready to make the jump to the elite level of Baseball. Having attended multiple camps over the […]
Letter: Before The Sun Sets On Our Lives
He was king with numerous opportunities to rule well during his eight year reign. But he had not. He had achieved nothing for his country or people that qualified as a distinguishable accomplishment of merit. Nothing. The people he had ruled were glad when he departed. “He passed away to no one’s regret,” read one […]
CPSD #SuperSchoolShoutOut – National School Counseling Week
Each week, Clover Park School District (CPSD) will highlight a school or profession in our district on our social media pages with a #SuperSchoolShoutout where we celebrate the students and staff that make our district beam with pride. Last week, we celebrated National School Counseling Week by giving a #SuperSchoolShoutout to Rainier Elementary School counselor Kelli […]
Is Waughop Lake experiencing a toxic algae bloom?
The city recently fielded concerns from residents that Waughop Lake was experiencing a toxic algae bloom. Previously the lake experienced these blooms in the late summer months when temperatures remain high. The city has applied alum treatments to the lake in recent years to reduce toxic blooms. In response to the worry that the lake […]
Letter: Lakewood
Submitted by Greg Rediske. We’re better than DuPont, right?!? Well let me tell you a story: DuPont has had a baseball program, for years, and businesses there stand in line to sponsor a team. They do it year after year, and their program is thriving. Lakewood? Not so much. I’ve gotten the service clubs to participate […]
Lakes High School: Headed in Which Direction?
Submitted by John Arbeeny. Each week as a public service Lakewood CARES will be providing the real academic situation in response to schools highlighted in the Suburban Times by Clover Park School District (CPSD). This is data you will not find elsewhere on the CPSD website, board meeting agendas or “Inside Schools”. The 7 February […]