Fans Celebrate Baseball, Brats and Beer at Oktoberfest

University Place, WALocal News

Oktoberfest in Market Square celebrated the Seattle Mariners’ triumph over the Detroit Tigers in Game 5 of the American League Division Series, drawing a large crowd. Attendees enjoyed lively performances from the Beans, Beer & Brat Polka Band and DJ Miles, alongside popular attractions like food trucks and carnival games. The E9 Brewing Co. beer garden was a major highlight, contributing to the festive atmosphere. Participants raised their steins in support of the Mariners as they advanced to the next playoff round.

In a related community issue, residents sought clarification on how to yield to cyclists in dedicated bike lanes on 67th Street. Local officials explained that the green bike lane and bike box enhance cyclist visibility and safety. They reiterated that all road users must follow traffic rules, including proper signaling. This emphasis on safety underscores the community's commitment to fostering a supportive environment for both cyclists and motorists.

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