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To Do in Bonney Lake

  • Allen Yorke Park, Bonney Lake Boulevard and West Tapps Highway. Enjoy the city's only public access to Lake Tapps while you can -- before water levels are lowered for the fall.

  • Kelley Creek Brewery, 20119 Sumner-Buckley Highway East. It costs only $2 to sip a tall, cold homemade brew in the laid-back outdoor beer garden at the historic Kelley Creek Farm. Open Wednesday through Sunday.

  • Mad Dogs Cafe, 21181 Highway 410 E. Bring a framed photo of your pet to hang on the walls next to Ivory the Siamese cat, Prissy the pooch and other four-legged dignitaries. Coffee is 90 cents an hour; the cheerful ambience is free.

  • Simmons Park, 18200 74th St. E. Eat a picnic lunch in the quiet shade near Lake Bonney. Stroll over to the nearby boat launch for a closer look at the water.
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Saturday, August 22, 1998

More house for the money has been boomtown's big draw

Nearing 50, city wrestles with an identity crisis

Watery oasis has abundant beauty but paucity of parks

Growth bodes well for bedroom community's merchants

Jon Hahn: Life's bonny for Bonney Lake's Tidball family

Things to do while you're here

Scenes of Bonney Lake

Bonney Lake historical album

Bonney Lake by the numbers

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