Cars filled the parking lot, then lined up along Highway 1 Saturday morning, Aug. 17, as scores of community members flocked to a brand-new general store in Washington for its first day of business.
But council members who voted on budget say they’re just as surprised by the tourism-promoting account’s $17,000 shortfall.
WASHINGTON — Joe Gaa’s path to Washington was a long and circuitous one. The Washington City Administrator — who started …
WASHINGTON — A change to Washington’s municipal laws for vehicles parked in residential yards was unexpectedly torpedoed Tuesday night, when …
Senator talks sewing, online safety protection at downtown library
WASHINGTON — Two vacant at-large city council seats are up for special elections on Tuesday, Aug. 6 in Washington County. …
WASHINGTON — For eagle-eyed attendees, Jennifer Durst has become a fairly consistent sight at Washington City Council meetings in the …
WASHINGTON — In accordance with the requirements of office, all three candidates for the upcoming Aug. 6 special election for …
WASHINGTON — For many Washington voters, Rob Meyer will be a recognizable figure on the ballot in the upcoming Aug. …
WASHINGTON — The Washington Chamber of Commerce has a candidate forum planned the day before a special election that will …
WASHINGTON — An ordinance adjusting time limits for cars and trailers parked in residential yards is just one public reading …
WASHINGTON — City council members approved a plan last week to roughly halve the cost of a concessions stand in …
Three contenders will run for Washington’s at-large council seat, two will do the same in Brighton
Events after 4 p.m. were canceled or rescheduled as livestock remain on the fairgrounds
Third-party auditors find no questionable spending or non-compliance with finance laws, but do recommend some slight adjustments.
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