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For family-oriented people who want to escape from urban sprawl, Newcastle combines the convenience and choices of urban living with the comfort and community of a small town. Only in Newcastle can residents and visitors live, work, shop, and play with stunning views, commute easily to the best jobs in the Pacific Northwest, and return home to live in balance with nature.
WHAT'S NEW
Concerts in the Park Schedule Announced
The schedule for the 2012 free outdoor concerts at Lake Boren Park has been announced. Live performances will be held Wednesday evenings starting July 18th and continuing through August 8th from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Crowds often begin gathering as early as 6 p.m. for community picnicking. Food vendors also will be on site. Seatown Rhythm and Blues, The Mainstreet Band, Threshold and the Fabulous Roof Shakers will perform. Outdoor concerts are provided for families every summer at beautiful Lake Boren Park. |
City Hall Open House and Food Drive
Residents can learn more about City Hall and city services during an open house event Tuesday, June 5th, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Newcastle relocated to a new City Hall late last year, and you can take a tour of the new facility. Staff will be available to provide information about the city and living in Newcastle and to answer your questions. Police will provide free fingerprint identification cards for children. Enjoy food and beverages with neighbors and learn more about the community. You can also bring non-perishable food items to donate to Northwest Harvest to help provide nutritious meals to those in need. |
Skyhawks Sports Camps Coming Soon
The City of Newcastle proudly welcomes back Skyhawks sports camps this summer for children ages 4 to 12. From July 2nd to August 17th, beginner to intermediate players can develop their skills in soccer, basketball, golf, tennis, flag football or cheerleading. Two to three sports are incorporated into the Multi-Sport program and for the Mini-Hawk program, youth learn the essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer. Camps will be held at Lake Boren Park or other local parks and facilities. Registrations are offered on a first-come, first-served basis until the program is full, up to seven days before the start date. For more information go to http://www.skyhawks.com. Each participant enrolled receives a t-shirt and merit award.
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Trout Stocked in Lake Boren are of Catchable Size
Trout fry introduced to Lake Boren last year are now of catchable size (about 1/2 pound). Additional fry were recently introduced to the lake. Children who are 14 and younger don't need a fishing license, but teens 15 years of age are required to purchase a youth fishing license. For more information on licensing and other fishing requirements go to the State Department of Fish and Wildlife website at http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/
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Newcastle's New Email Newsletter
This month Newcastle sent out its first email newsletter to people who have signed up for City notices. Stay informed about City events, services and other local happenings by adding your email address to the growing list! |
Final City Budget for 2012 Available
Newcastle's final budget book is now available for download or for purchase at City Hall. Last year the city's budget won the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association. |
Lost and Found
A cell phone was located near the playground at Lake Boren Park May 16th. Contact City Hall to identify the make and color. |
Reserving Park Shelters at Lake Boren
Shelters may be reserved at Lake Boren Park. Two covered shelters, each with five picnic tables are available. Tentative reservations may be made by phone up to three months prior to the event date. A reservation form must be submitted within two weeks of making the phone reservation.
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Newcastle's Sales Tax Code is 1736 |
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