Council boss sours on out-of-staters
Local resident Germaine Carroll cheerfully guards a valuable Honeysuckle Beach parking spot as she waits for her husband to bring back their trailer from the boat launch. Parking in the popular Hayden lot has long been a commodity for beachgoers and boaters. A comment from the Hayden City Council on Tuesday night has the city re-evaluating potential solutions to the logjam.
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A third-of-a-mile string of cars stretched west along Honeysuckle Avenue Wednesday afternoon, including this SUV from Utah. Out-of-state visitors are enjoying Honeysuckle Beach, but the popular waterfront public access point is often congested over the summer, drawing concern from some of Hayden’s city officials. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Local Germaine Carroll cheerfully guards a valuable Honeysuckle Beach parking spot as she waits for her husband to bring back their trailer from the boat launch. Parking in the popular Hayden lot has long been a commodity for beachgoers and boaters. A comment from the Hayden city council Tuesday night has the city re-evaluating potential solutions to the logjam. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Saterfiel
Call growing to give preference to locals
HAYDEN — The end of Hayden’s City Council meeting took an unexpected turn Tuesday night when council president Roger Saterfiel vented frustration at a dilemma facing one of Hayden’s most popular local attractions....
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