Presented by the Hi-Liners Musical Theatre, the hit Broadway musical portrays an average day in the life of Charlie Brown, “from bright, uncertain morning to hopeful, starlit evening.”
Kaya Dumas led the way for Hazen with 14 points. Lindbergh’s Elle Watts led all scorers with 18 in the loss.
Both teams now tied with Kennedy for first place in the Seamount League.
The suspect was booked into the King County jail on charges of Robbery and Assault.
Lindbergh is now 7-4 on the year and 5-2 in the Seamount
Hazen and Lindbergh face off tonight, Wednesday at Hazen.
Firefighters had to work off a ladder truck platform to put water on the flames from above and through exterior windows.
With a construction levy headed to voters in February, the Renton School District has been busy buying up properties on a full block in North Renton to prepare for a new elementary school. But two property owners say they are being dealt with unfairly and may end up causing the district to build around them.
It’s hard to believe that another year has come and gone, but with 2016 upon us, it’s time to take a look into the rearview mirror at some of the stories that affected our readers this year.
From the resignation of the Renton schools superintendent to the launch of a new line of 737s at the Boeing plant to the grand opening of the city’s new downtown library, 2015 had a little bit of everything.
The annual Polar Bear Plunge to kick off the new year is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at the swimming area at Gene Coulon Park.
The shelter will be open from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. daily beginning tonight, Thursday, Dec. 31 and running through Sunday, Jan. 3.
Designed as a private social network to allow people within a specific areas to communicate with each other to help build stringer neighborhood connections, several of Renton’s neighborhoods have already become part of the service and are sharing information about crimes, resources and other local interests.
Downtown landmark is second Renton property to make National Register of Historic Places.
Both Marcie Palmer and Greg Taylor opted not to run for re-election this summer, bringing an end to both of their legislative careers with the city, though both pledged to stay active, but in new roles.
The City Council on Dec. 14 unanimously passed an ordinance placing plans for the Regional Fire Authority on the April ballot, combining the Renton Fire Department and King County Fire District 25 into the Renton regional Fire Authority, complete with it its own ability to control its revenue stream and, perhaps more importantly, to reduce response times across the system.
After 17 years of comforting those in difficult situations, as well as those who are paid to deal with those situation, Renton Police and Fire Chaplain Allan Folmar is calling it a career.
The woman is described in charging papers as deaf, blind and severely mentally disabled.
Members of Renton’s Wizards of the Coast on Tuesday dropped off hundreds of dollars worth of Christmas presents for a family they adopted through the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center.
This month, the studio is collecting food and supplies for the Rainier Valley Food Bank. Next month it’s Operation Smile, followed by Lionheart, an organization that benefits firefighters, in February.
