Our cat of the week Ruby is an enchanting six year old medium haired darling. She's curious, bright and loving and she's waiting to be your forever-feline friend.
Even though the City of Mill Creek does not have a celebration planned for July 4th and prohibits fireworks, there are plenty of other local Puget Sound cities with fireworks shows to cap off your Independence Day.
The Mill Creek Women’s Club is planning another busy year in 2018/19 – starting with our booth at the Mill Creek Festival on July 14th and 15th. Information on the club activities will be available at the booth for anyone who is interested in learning what we do or is interested in becoming a member or a sponsor of our club.
Ferns are an amazing group of plants. They are among some of the oldest plants to still inhabit the earth. Ever since I was a young child I have been drawn to their delicate and soothing foliage.
I volunteer a couple of days a week at a local senior living establishment. I routinely deal with both men and women some of whom are in their late 80s, a couple well into their 90’s. What is interesting to me is that depending upon the specific facility you may live in, the results can be dramatically different.
Meet our cat of the week Miss Bella, an eleven-year-old black and white kitty.
Miss Bella was surrendered to Seattle Humane when her owner could no longer care for her. We are eager to find her the new loving home that she so deserves.
One look into Humphrey's eyes and your heart will melt. This two-year-old Catahoula Leopard Dog mix is a bit anxious when meeting new people, but show him the treats and you'll soon have a new best friend.
Everyone on Community Transit’s Route 435 bus the morning of June 19th was expecting an average commute, but what they got instead were gratitude and gift cards – including two worth $250.
