RECALL - St. John Creamery Raw Goat Milk due to potential E. coli

Raw Goat Milk Recalled St. John Creamery of Stanwood, WA is recalling whole retail raw goat milk because it may be contaminated with E. coli. The following products are subject to recall:

Product Description: Raw goat milk bottled in half-gallon and one-pint containers. Use/Freeze/Sell by Date: Best By dates through 11/5/21.

Product Distribution The recalled product was sold at the on-farm store, directly to private customers via drop groups, and at retail stores in western Washington. We do not have specific distribution information for Washington at this time, but Washington

ST Meeting Materials for the 11/4 Rider Experience and Operations Committee Meeting

**Please note** In order to limit the spread of COVID-19 this meeting is taking place virtually.

What to expect at the meeting

Members of the public may attend the meetings in a variety of ways including dialing in via touch-tone phone, through their browser, or via the WebEx mobile app.

Meetings start at the scheduled time, but may be delayed until a quorum of the members are present.

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Notice of (Virtual) Public Hearing Tree Code Update - November 8, 2021

REMINDER: TREE CODE PUBLIC HEARING

THIS IS A REMINDER that the Medina City Council will hold a virtual public hearing on the tree code proposed amendments on Monday, November 8, 2021, at 4PM. The purpose of this hearing will be to consider public testimony for and against amendments to the tree code.

The draft code, timeline for adoption, summary of changes, open house PowerPoint, and

The 2021 State of the Sound report shows our collective efforts to protect and restore Puget Sound have made a difference—but we still need to do more.

OLYMPIA — Today, the Puget Sound Partnership released its biennial State of the Sound report, which assesses the health of the Puget Sound ecosystem and progress towards its recovery. While Puget Sound is not doing well, there are signs we are making progress. “When tribal, federal, state, and local decision-makers work together to protect and restore Puget Sound, the ecosystem improves.” While the results of our collective recovery work give us hope, we must “…redouble our efforts to ensure the scale of our response matches the scale and urgency of the problem.” 

Global leaders are meeting this week in Glasgow for COP26 to discuss how to make real

Auburn's Dog Trot now accepting registrations for May 21, 2022! 🐶

AUBURN'S DOG TROT 3K/5K FUN RUN NOW REGISTERING! Lace up your shoes and get your leashes ready! Registration is now open for Auburn's Dog Trot 2022! Auburn's Dog Trot is being planned for Saturday, May 21, 2022 at Game Farm Park in Auburn. Dog Trot is a pet/owner 3K/5K Fun Run event, that kicks off the Petpalooza festival. This is a family-oriented fun run event that starts at 9:30am. Participants will follow a 3K or 5K route. The course is flat, easy and enjoyable for all ages and ability levels. Water will be available on the course for both dogs and human participants. The race is 'chip-timed' by BuDu Racing. The early registration fee (on or before March 31) is

Redmond Hosts Community Conversation with Elected Leaders

Redmond, WA – On Monday, November 8, Redmond Mayor Angela Birney and members of City Council will host a Community Conversation at Redmond City Hall, located at 15670 NE 85^th Street in Redmond. A lobby reception with light refreshments begins at 6:00 p.m. and the meeting will be from 6:30 – 8:00 p.m., both in-person in Council Chambers and virtually via Teams meeting. These forums are a casual and convenient way for residents to interact and connect with each other and their elected leaders. Meetings are open for residents to direct the topics of conversation.

“After taking a break from our Community Conversations program due to the pandemic,

Team USA Earns Three Medals at Skate Canada International

Nathan Chen wins the men’s competition

 

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (Oct. 30, 2021) - The United States earned three medals to close Skate Canada International on Saturday night in Vancouver. The event was the second stop of the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series. Nathan Chen won the men’s event while Jason Brown picked up the silver medal. Ashley Cain-Gribble and Timothy LeDuc earned the bronze medal in the pairs event.

Chen captured the men’s title in Vancouver, winning the short program and free skate to collect 307.18 total points. In his Mozart free skate, the three-time World champion completed four quadruple jumps and earned 200.46 points. The win marks his eighth Grand Prix Series title and 10th Series medal.

Brown earned the silver medal in the men’s event with 259.55 points. The 2014 Olympic