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Are You Ready?! Duck Daze is Saturday, June 7

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Scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2025, Duck Daze will unfold at Chambers Bay Golf Course, featuring a lineup of popular characters and local hosts. Among the attractions are appearances by Captain America and Mario, enhancing the event's appeal to families and children. Local personalities Joel Gibson and Rob Tudor are set to lead activities, engaging the community in a day of fun. Historically, Duck Daze has fostered community spirit and connectivity, making it a significant event for local residents. The event encourages participation from all ages, promoting an inclusive atmosphere.

With a variety of entertainment options, Duck Daze aims to attract a diverse crowd, further solidifying its reputation as a key local attraction. This celebration not only provides entertainment but also supports local businesses and fosters community pride. As such, Duck Daze remains a cherished tradition, highlighting the importance of community gatherings.

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Citys Website Gets a Refresh

The City of University Place launched a refreshed website, www.CityofUP.com, earlier this month. The updated site features ADA accessibility, quick access to popular topics, and a modern design aimed at enhancing user experience for residents and business owners.

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Stormwater Maintenance Is Everyones Job

Developers, businesses, and homeowners must inspect and maintain on-site stormwater systems annually to minimize flooding risks. U.P.'s Public Works Department actively cleans streets and storm drains to prevent debris buildup. Residents can contact the city's stormwater coordinator for more information on reducing stormwater impacts.