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A portion of Logan Avenue will be closed all summer in downtown Renton.

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Valley Cities team members and guests at a recent Community Coffee Chat at the World Trade Center in Seattle. Photo courtesy of Valley Cities.

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The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.
The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.

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Renton is changing the city code to make it more inviting for indoor recreation facilities in the city.

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Back in February, when the Association of Washington Business released a survey showing that nearly one in five Washington employers were looking to move business…

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