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The Newcastle Historical Society has released a new edition of 'The Coals of Newcastle,' a comprehensive history of the city's coal mining industry, originally published in 1987. This updated version features contributions from 14 historians and explores the socio-economic impact of coal mining on Newcastle, highlighting the roles of diverse communities, including Chinese and Black workers. The book is available for purchase on Amazon.
The City of Newcastle has launched the SeeClickFix mobile app, allowing residents to report non-emergency issues like potholes and graffiti easily. This initiative aims to enhance communication between citizens and city departments, providing real-time updates on reported concerns. The app is available for free on Android and iPhone.
The City of Newcastle has launched a new Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Data Portal, allowing residents to access a wide array of city maps and geographic data. This user-friendly online platform offers insights into zoning, land use, neighborhood layouts, and ongoing development projects, enhancing public engagement and transparency. Explore the portal at [newcastlewa.gov/gis](http://newcastlewa.gov/gis "GIS Data Portal").
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The City of Newcastle is set to host an exciting array of community events in the summer of 2024, including the beloved Fireworks on the Lake and Concerts in the Park at Lake Boren Park. These events aim to foster community spirit and provide fun activities for all ages. For more details, residents can visit the city's official events calendar.
Newcastle City Council has elected Robert Clark as Mayor and Pratima Lakhotia as Deputy Mayor during their January 2, 2024 meeting. This biannual election is crucial for local governance, with the Mayor leading Council meetings and representing the Council, while the Deputy Mayor supports these efforts in the Mayor’s absence. Congratulations to both officials as they begin their important roles.
Newcastle has been recognized as the 16th safest city in Washington in SafeWise's latest report. The city thanks its police department and community members for their contributions to safety. Access the full report through the provided link.
The City of Newcastle has opened the CrossTown Trail and Boardwalk at Lake Boren Park, enhancing accessibility and providing a space for community engagement, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local dignitaries.
The City of Newcastle has released its 2025 Preliminary Budget, focusing on public safety and conservative spending. Key highlights include funding for additional police officers, the introduction of an Admissions Tax to balance the General Fund, and reductions in general government costs. Community members are invited to participate in budget meetings scheduled for October.