The Seamount champion Indians dropped their final two games, after a first round victory Thursday.
Last second layup lifts Indians to victory in third-place game.
In total, sales tax collections for January are up more than $293,000 over January 2012.
SPEEA spokesman Bill Dugovich called the re-vote “unusual” but said the decision to send it back to members was based on the results of a survey of members of the technical unit.
Renton beats Sequim 59-56 in 2A tournament play at the Yakima Sun Dome.
State of Washington will lose $300 million in funding if Congress fails to act by March 1 deadline.
The council agreed to add the topic to a future Committee of the Whole meeting for follow-up, though no date has been announced yet.
The Renton Girls basketball team beat Sumner 42-40 on Feb. 22.
Wapato was 21-2 this season and won the Central Washington Athletic Conference.
The victory assured the 23-2 Indians a spot in the state tournament this weekend in Yakima and a chance at the state title.
Jordan Armstrong had the game-winning shot when she dropped in a layup to break a 40-40 with 20 seconds left on the clock.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on Friday sent out a letter detailing the Transportation Department’s plans for dealing with the sequester – the package of cuts that go into effect by law March 1 if Congress does not act to stop it
The overall project is on schedule and on budget, according to officials.
Experts say there has been little research into the effects of smart meters on birds and that it could be a coincidence, but residents say when the meters were installed, the birds disappeared.
While the split vote is unusual, it is not unheard of. The units’ last split like this in the early 1990s.
Renton’s Alicia Cunningham was named All-Seamount gymnastics Coach of the year Tuesday and the Hazen Highlanders were given the sportsmanship award.
Swimmers from Renton, Lindbergh and Hazen all received All-Seamount honors.
The engineers have accepted the contract while the technical workers rejected the offer. In addition, the technical workers gave the bargaining unit the authorization to strike if they felt necessary.
Members of the Lindbergh Eagles boys swim team made some waves at the 2A state meet this weekend at the King County Aquatic center, swimming to a 14th place team finish and earning several individual trips to the finals.
Overall, the team finished with 73 points, including eighth-place finishes in both the 200 medley relay and the 400 freestyle relay.
