Lindbergh, Liberty, Hazen and Renton cross country runners placed in state meet past weekend.
Renton student results were similar to those state-wide
Hazen finished the year 8-8-2 overall.
The Patriots stay undefeated and move on to the state tournament with win over Blaine.
Ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 8 or must be received at one of three dropboxes by 8 p.m. to count
Editor Brian Beckley attended Renton’s first comic-con and thinks there should be a part two.
115 students were notified of possible contact with disease
Numbers show potential for 28 percent increase over last year
Hazen girls soccer rallied to force an overtime and penalty kicky to keep 2016 campaign alive.
Residents of Renton Woods apartments who receive Section 8 housing voichers get month-long reprive
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LHS lost this past weekend 31-19, but the real test comes at the start of the District 3 tournament.
The Lindbergh football team fell to Orting this past weekend 31-19, but the real test comes this Saturday when the Eagles travel to River Ridge for the beginning of the District 3 tournament.
Temperatures are predicted to be around 53 degrees at 6 p.m., with a slight drop as the evening continues.
Lindbergh swimmers complete perfect season with SPSL title
The Renton Indians finished fifth in the meet with 91 points.
About 100 residents attended Town Hall meeting Oct. 25 to discuss public safety in North Renton.
According to Detective Robert Onishi, through September car thefts in Renton are up approximately 28 percent over the same time period last year, from 680 to 792.
Hazen will open the postseason against Emerald Ridge, who finished with an overall record of 6-7-3 in the SPSL 4A league.
When the season ended last week, the young Eagles team was not only on the top of the league standings, but were undefeated, posting a perfect 14-0 on the year.
Tuesday’s event, which featured Mayor Denis Law, Police Chief Kevin Milosevich and several department heads, was also attended by several members of the City Council.
