Dear Editor of the Deer Park Gazette,
I really appreciate the Local News coverage from the Deer Park Gazette.
It is great to see the colorful photos from the Clayton Brickyard Day! The writer’s enthusiastic descriptions were appreciated, too.
Annual road maintenance is set to begin next week. Multiple roads will be impacted by the pavement preservation project. This year, Inland Asphalt Company will perform the project, which bid $282,000.
Expanding the Deer Park city limits is the result of a recent annexation request that was expedited by the city council. Another expansion is in the works, but moving at a slower pace.
Wildland Firefighter Victoria Ediger, shares her experiences during the early stages of the Oregon Road Fire. Ediger’s account was originally shared on facebook and reprinted with permission.
The first Saturday in August 2023 dawned with hazy skies and a predicted high in the mid-80s.
In the tiny community of Clayton, Washington, residents roused from fitful slumber or perhaps restless dreams to begin preparing to attend Brickyard Day 2023 festivities.
Deer Park’s Sonja Barrera wins Innovia Foundation’s 2023 photo contest in the “Nonprofit Mission in Action” category. She also received an honorable mention for a photo entitled “Joy.”
The ongoing Oregon Road Fire, scorching through more than 11,000 acres, has cast its shadow over the Deer Park community, triggering a series of reschedulings and venue changes for local events.
Today: Urgent assistance is available for fire evacuees, so make your way to the Disaster Assistance Center today. Whether you need information, support, or resources, the center is here to help you during this challenging time.
Spokane County Fire District #4, utilizing the CodeRED system, has implemented further Level 1 evacuation zones as of 6pm on August 21st for the Oregon Road Fire. This is in conjunction with the existing Level 3 evacuation areas that remain in effect. This was confirmed this morning August 22nd.
During Washington State’s wildfire crisis, Governor Inslee visited Spokane County. With the Oregon and Gray Fires continuing to ravage thousands of acres, Inslee’s presence allows him to better communicate the devastating effect on our state to secure federal aid.