The Lake Committee met with City of Olympia representatives with a focus on keeping pollutants out of the lake before they enter the system. This approach prioritizes simple, practical actions that reduce debris and sediment at the source, rather than relying on costly cleanup after the fact.

This weekend, JOLT reported a proposed multifamily housing development at the corner of Black Lake Boulevard and 21st Avenue SW. We’re paying attention, and here’s what we know and what comes next.

Throughout the meeting, one theme came through clearly: the lake is a shared resource, and its care is a shared responsibility.

Ken Lake’s natural beauty—especially our proximity to Kaiser Woods  and the forested areas surrounding the lake—is one of the reasons so...

When rules, laws, and ethical standards are followed, the board can focus on working on important neighborhood issues with less contention a

Ken Lake is a beautiful neighborhood with a strong sense of community and a shared commitment to sustainability. As we look to the...