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Shred & Clean This Weekend |
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April 28, 10 am - 2 pm
Red Apple Parking Lot
Corner of Maple & Alder Downtown
Celebrate spring, Earth Day, and the fact that your taxes are done. Get rid of the following items all in one place:
Sensitive documents to LeMay Mobile Shredding
(limit three grocery bags per person, please)
Left-over prescriptions to Sumner Police for safe disposal
Light bulbs and batteries to McLendon Hardware
Old cell phones to YWCA for violence victims
Energy efficiency rebates, light bulb recycling, and refrigerator pick-up scheduling from PSE (Please do not bring refrigerators to the Shred & Clean. PSE will schedule a pick-up with you.)
Clothes, household items and electronics to Goodwill*
Sponsored by the City of Sumner and Daffodil Valley Kiwanis
 Daffodil Valley Kiwanis will be accepting donations at the Shred & Clean for their scholarship fund.
*Items will be resold so need to be in fairly good/working condition. Organizations may reject items that are not reusable. |
It's not quite the "Peanut Butter Hunger Games," but the City of Puyallup has challenged the City of Sumner to a peanut butter drive. The goal is to fill the Sumner and Puyalup food banks with peanut butter for the summer. Peanut butter is the most requested item at the food banks because it's is full of protein, is non-perishable, and easy to eat without a utensil.
Sumner has recently been victim to a scam that is happening throughout the Northwest. Young people are approaching homes and inaccurately claiming to be selling magazine subscriptions for the local high school soccer team to go on a trip to Hawaii. The Sumner High School team is not currently selling subscriptions. We are proud of our community's enthusiasm to support our local athletes; however, if the company is called "Blue Diamond Subscriptions," it is a scam and is not legitimate fundraising. 
