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Work is wrapping up on a $1.2 million street and water system upgrade in the northeast part of Twisp.
The “Downtown Improvement Project” began in early July, replacing 80-year-old water lines with larger pipes to improve water pressure and fire flow, and repaving streets near the town center. The water system upgrade also includes new automated “radio read” water meters for about 40 hookups.
Broadband services in Twisp — or the lack of them — will be examined in a study conducted by Partners for Rural Washington through an agreement with the Town of Twisp.
The study, expected to be completed by the end of the year, will evaluate the existing level of broadband Internet services …
Hearing on revisions draws comments about housing sizes By Ann McCreary After hearing comments from about a dozen people on Twisp’s revised zoning code — most of them regarding new regulations on house sizes — Twisp’s Planning Commission decided to continue discussion of proposed zoning changes at its meeting in October. Revisions to Twisp’s zoning […]
River bank has receded dramatically in past two years By Ann McCreary If the Methow River continues to erode the river bank by the Community Covenant Church at the same rate as the past two years, a church-owned gazebo that is 25 feet away from the riverbank could end up in the river next spring. […]
