Hundreds of residents made their way downtown this past Saturday to get their first look inside the new Cedar River Library.
Hundreds of residents made their way downtown this past Saturday to get their first look inside the new Cedar River Library.
After a brief ribbon cutting ceremony that featured library and city officials, as well as Linda (Renton) Teddy-Skok, who cut the ribbon on the original building in 1961, residents flowed into the library for the first time since it closed last summer.
PHOTOS BY BRIAN BECKLEY
Crashes during 4-hour period on King County roads; no troopers injured; 3 DUI arrests
$1,440,450 grant from the Washington Department of Commerce is expected to cover all construction costs.
The grant will cover all associated costs with the Urban Tree Canopy Project.
