have many concerns with three of you being new and Mr. Goodwin having two years experience and guiding you down a road that is only for his benefit and his vision and not in the best interest of the city or the vision that has been in place for 20 years.
We would like to express our appreciation for some very special members of our community and their wonderful efforts to comfort those in need during this recent winter storm.
A sincere thank you to the kind and generous person who paid for our lunches at the Black Diamond Bakery last Friday. We two elderly women appreciated it so much! You made our day!
On Monday, Nov. 7, the Greater Maple Valley Unincorporated Area Council (GMVUAC) held its regular monthly meeting. The major topic discussed was the King County Comprehensive Plan (KCCP) 2012 Update.
This is a state that is 42nd in the nation in high school completion (65.6 percent) and the Kent School District completion rate (58.2 percent) is less than that of the state of Washington according to “Education Week.”
The governor has announced plans for sweeping budget cuts in K-12 education. These will create some major challenges for our local school districts who are the recipients of state levy equalization funds.
Bill Woodcock for City Council is a name I have been waiting to see on the ballot for a long time. One of the big reasons I love this town is people like Bill Woodcock.