There are a couple of articles below that may be of interest to us Soos Creekers. Salmon recovery has been sustained by the Soos Creek Salmon Hatchery (along Auburn-Black Diamond Road) for a century, and the new South King Co. Recycle and Transfer Station is getting close to opening. From celebrating a quarter century of salmon recovery to converting a 122-year-old … [Read more...]
Shadow Lake Bog Natural Area Trail
Who knew about the Shadow Bog Trail? I didn’t. Here is an interesting EASY trail that is close in for all to enjoy. [Read more...]
Soos Creek Botanical Garden
The following URL has an interesting article of a local attraction, Soos Creek Botanical Garden located along SE 132nd Ave at SE 293rd St., across the road east of Arthur Jacobsen Elementary School. [Read more...]
Throwback Thursday: A Historic Hatchery
'A Historic Hatchery'
By Karen Meador published on December 10, 2020
Auburn Examiner
Salmon has long been a vital part of the culture and economy of the Pacific Northwest. As the cultural and spiritual focal point of Native American life and customs, it quickly became a major food source for early settlers. As the population of the Pacific Northwest increased, advances in … [Read more...]
Neely Mansion Shines Again
Seattle Times Article titled: Neely Mansion shines again in Auburn area, thanks to volunteers. Click here to read complete article … [Read more...]