June 19, 2000
Running and cycling event comes to Carnation | |
 | The Brooks Muddy Ruddy Ride & Run Series is coming to the Pacific Northwest on Sunday, July 23, at 9 a.m. This unique fitness event combines the dual efforts of two teammates. |
DOE approves sewer capacity change | |
 | The Washington State Department of Ecology (DOE) has approved a capacity study done on the city's sewage treatment plant, according to City Engineer Elizabeth Goode. |
Duvall Church members to teach in Zambia | |
 | Twenty-two members of the Duvall Church are leaving for Zambia, Africa, this week where they will conduct leadership training for an estimated 100 pastors. |
'Let's Have a Blast in the Sand' | |
| The annual sandsculpting and arts festival known as Sandblast takes place at McCormick Park during the weekend of July 29 and 30. |
 | Around the Valley |
