School Project
Dear Editor: I am a student at Cascade Christian Schools, and I am writing a report on the state of Alaska. We are responsible for gathering as much information as we can about our state. If any of your readers would like to help me by sending any pictures, postcards, used license plates, facts, products, etc., from your state, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much.
Courtney, fifth-grader,
Cascade Christian School
601 9th Ave. S.E.
Puyallup, WA 98372
White E Drop-Off
Dear Editor: In October I wrote the following:
“The Sitka White Elephant Board appreciates the cooperation of the many folks who observe the stop/go sign and only leave donations when the store is open. Unfortunately while dropping off donations many people still park in the yellow no-parking areas, thus blocking the easement and our neighbors’ access to or from their homes. This has been a continual problem for the folks living behind the White E Shop. In order to help alleviate this problem we will be moving our donations area in the near future.
‘‘Please watch for further notices giving the date and details of this important change. In the meantime we request that you respect the neighbors’ right to access their property and not block the easement.”
The time has finally arrived and our new area for dropping off donations is about ready. As of Saturday, Jan. 30, all donations are to be left on the opposite side of the building near the entrance to the Children’s Store. There is space there to drive in while unloading. It is not intended to be a permanent parking spot. As before we request that donations only be dropped off when the store is open and the green ‘‘go’’ sign is visible.
Thank you, Sitka, for your continued support and cooperation,
Susan Brown, President,
White Elephant Board
