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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 6 YEAR TIP

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The Sunnyside City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2025, at the Sunnyside Law & Justice Center to discuss amendments to the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) for 2026-2031. This annual process ensures compliance with state and federal transportation improvement laws and policies. Citizens can participate by attending in person, joining the Zoom meeting, or submitting written comments to the City Clerk via email or mail. The draft TIP is available on the city’s website for public review. Jacqueline Renteria, the City Clerk, certified the notice for publication in the Sunnyside Sun.

Residents are encouraged to express their views on the proposed transportation projects, which could impact local infrastructure. The public hearing presents a vital opportunity for community engagement in shaping the city’s transportation future. The council seeks to involve citizens in discussing the improvements needed for Sunnyside’s transportation system.

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NOTICE OF CLOSED RECORD PUBLIC HEARING FAIRVIEW

Fairview Heights will host a closed record public hearing from September 3 to September 10, 2025, in Sunnyside, Washington. The event will focus on litigation and legal services, impacting local businesses and stakeholders. Residents are encouraged to participate in this significant legal discussion.

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Wendy Williams reportedly has no plans to return to television

Wendy Williams, the former talk show host, plans to focus on speaking engagements and advocacy work related to guardianships instead of returning to television. Her attorney believes she can use her platform to expose injustices in the guardianship system. Williams has expressed a desire to go on tour to discuss her experiences and raise awareness about the issue.