Meet Mountlake Terrace city manager candidates Friday

Citizens will be able to meet the finalists for Mountlake Terrace city manager at an open house Friday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Mickey Corso Community Clubhouse at Ballinger Park.

The finalists came from a national search started after former City Manager John Caulfield resigned last summer.

The seven-member City Council plans to make a final decision next week.

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