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Mayor Florea of Leavenworth honors the late Councilmember Carolyn Wilson, reflecting on her significant contributions to the community. Her passing is felt deeply within the community, highlighting the importance of individuals in shaping local identity and camaraderie. The tribute emphasizes the value of community engagement and the impact of dedicated public service.
The City of Leavenworth has appointed Matthew “Selby” as its new City Administrator, following an extensive interview process with community stakeholders. Selby's background includes significant experience in community development and economic growth, particularly in affordable housing and land use. His enthusiasm for outdoor activities aligns well with the city's recreational offerings, and Mayor Carl Florea expressed excitement about Selby's arrival.
The City of Leavenworth has announced the details for Oktoberfest 2022, set to take place over three weekends in September and October. This year’s celebration will feature a more spread-out festival area, local breweries, and a focus on family-friendly events, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere for both residents and visitors.
The City of Leavenworth is holding public hearings on July 6, 2022, to discuss proposed amendments to development standards and new Bavarian Theme design codes. Community members are encouraged to participate either in person at City Hall or online via Zoom to provide their feedback on these significant changes. This initiative aims to clarify existing regulations and enhance local zoning codes.
The City of Leavenworth has issued a Notice of Application for BSP2022-017LE, inviting public comments before the deadline on July 20, 2022. This notice provides essential details for residents regarding the construction project and its implications for the community.
The article "Tips for Celebrating a Safe Independence Day" provides essential safety tips for individuals planning to celebrate the Fourth of July. It emphasizes the importance of food safety and responsible firework usage, particularly in the context of community events in Leavenworth, Washington. The guidance aims to ensure a joyful yet safe holiday experience for all residents and visitors.
The Community Letter from the Mayor of Leavenworth addresses the urgent issue of gun violence and its impact on society, particularly following recent tragic events. The letter emphasizes the need for a collective dialogue on the root causes of violence and the importance of finding effective solutions. It highlights the rising trends of hate crimes and the moral responsibility to act decisively to prevent future tragedies.
The City of Leavenworth announces that the Recycling Center will maintain its normal operating hours during the ongoing 14th Street Reconstruction Project, ensuring continued access for residents. Access to the center will be available through the Public Works Yard, with detailed information provided on the city's Recycling & Yard Waste webpage.
The article announces a public hearing regarding the application for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP2022-013) for Tom Barrett's proposed Bed & Breakfast in Leavenworth, Washington. Scheduled for May 18, 2022, the hearing will allow community members to voice their opinions and concerns about the project. This notice is crucial for local residents interested in developments that may impact their community.
The Community Letter from the Mayor of Leavenworth pays tribute to the late Harriet Bullitt, an influential figure in the community known for her passion for the arts and nature. The letter reflects on her legacy and the impact she left on local initiatives, particularly the Icicle Fund and Sleeping Lady Mountain Retreat.