We all live in an area where our pets are part of our lives, whether they are indoors or outdoors, they are our family. We have a family in Winlock that needs the help of the community, it's a story that is about the love of a family to bring their son's dog home to them.
If you are looking for a cozy place during these long weeks of rain then you may enjoy a visit to the Black Sheep Creamery which is also the Yew and I yarn shop located on Market Blvd in Chehalis next to the theatre. This little shop will especially catch your fancy if you are a knitter, crocheter, felter, spinner, or cheese connoisseur.
From left are Hoquiam Coach Terry Helland, Susie (Weisel) Webber and Aimee (Weisel) Betrozoff shown with the Don Weisel Team Sportsmanship Award Saturday at the Doug Makaiwi Memorial Invitational Saturday at Seagull gym.
During this year's special election, both South Bend and Willapa Valley School Districts are asking voters to approve a replacement levy. The last levy approved for the schools was four years ago in 2016 and it expires at the end of 2020. The vote on a replacement Education Programs and Operations Levy deadlines at 8:00 p.m. on February 11.
These levies for the school run on a four-year cycle, which means this one runs from 2021 until the end of 2024. The levy dollars are funds that are controlled by the local school boards and administrations.
The Education Programs and Operations Levies are meant to support learning, whereas bonds are meant to support building projects. Levies bridge the gap that exists between state funding and the actual cost of the schools.
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