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3/30/2015 4:13:23 PM
Appleway construction begins
Road construction on Appleway Avenue began the end of March and is expected to continue until the first week of June. The city of Liberty Lake's website said the project will include paving, street lighting, median construction, pedestrian crossings and vegetation.
The work zone starts at Liberty Lake Road by Walgreens and continues to Fairway Lane near Huntwood. Appleway is open for traffic, but delays are to be expected as some lane restrictions will be in place.
For more, call 755-6730 or email astaples@libertylakewa.gov.
LL named safe city
Liberty Lake was recently named the sixth safest city in the state of Washington by ValuePenguin.
According to its website, ValuePenguin conducted a detailed study of 2013 FBI crime statistics to compare a variety of crime metrics across 113 cities and towns in Washington.
County golf courses open
All Spokane County golf courses opened for the season at the beginning of March, including Liberty Lake Golf Course, 24403 E. Sprague Ave., and MeadowWood Golf Course, 24501 E. Valleyway Ave.
Tee times are now being scheduled. In addition, many of the clubs and leagues begin play in April.
Barefoot in the Park expands in 2015
The city of Liberty Lake is partnering with Barefoot in the Park to bring an estimated 5,000 people to Pavillion Park for an event July 24-26.
The event will kick off 5 to 9 p.m. Friday with barefoot 3-v-3 soccer, live music, dance, car show, a fun run, inflatables and a showcase of local businesses and vendors. The Saturday lineup from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. includes games, petting zoo, bubble ball, foot golf, a golf cart show and ends with a talent show and outdoor movie. The weekend wraps up Sunday with the soccer tournament, vendors and entertainment from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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