Danielle Chastaine

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Our thoughts

Catch each other during this fall

How we can use the quarantine to reflect on necessary social changes

 

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced all schools in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties will be closed March 17 through April 24.
COVID-19 Update

Inslee announces major school closures until April 24, Renton included

Updates on school district work to find resources and help for lower-income, working families

 

FILE - This undated electron microscope image made available by the U.S. National Institutes of Health in February 2020 shows the Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus causes COVID-19. The sample was isolated from a patient in the U.S. (NIAID-RML via AP)
Breaking

Tenth coronavirus death reported in WA

Over 200 people are being supervised for possible virus exposure

 

Coronavirus update

Valley Medical Renton staff test positive for COVID-19

One staff member is at home recovering; 11 more tests are being examined.

Coronavirus

A second person dies from COVID-19 in King County

The total number of cases reaches 10 with two deaths

Coronavirus

A second person dies from Covid-19 in King County

The total number of cases reaches 10 with two deaths

Our thoughts

The people who use SNAP are already working

SNAP and other welfare benefits help working, low-income families while boosting the economy

Our thoughts

Why we need media literacy classes now, more than ever

Education on how to find authentic, factual information in today’s digital landscape is a must for future generations

911 news

Renton man shot in the face, police investigating

A Renton resident suffered a shotgun wound to the face and is in critical condition, while police are still investigating the incident. The Renton Police… Continue reading

Volunteers help paint and fix up apartments and shelters provided to domestic violence victims by DAWN during King County’s Day of Caring on Sept. 13, 2019. Photo courtesy of DAWN.
Nonprofit advocacy

Gala to support programs for abuse survivors

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and to help raise money for resources, shelters and other tools for victims, local nonprofit DAWN (Domestic Abuse Women’s… Continue reading

Volunteers help paint and fix up apartments and shelters provided to domestic violence victims by DAWN during King County’s Day of Caring on Sept. 13, 2019. Photo courtesy of DAWN.
Our thoughts

Speaking from experience

The first step to stopping domestic violence is to teach our teens

Photo courtesy of the FARF 5k Superhero Run. Photos by Mark Mandi.
Fun features

Capes, masks and running shoes

Capes, masks and running shoes

Photo courtesy of the FARF 5k Superhero Run. Photos by Mark Mandi.
Three friends and cyclists celebrate as they cross the finish line during the 2018 Obliteride event. Photo courtesy of Fred Hutch Obliteride. Three friends and cyclists celebrate as they cross the finish line during the 2018 Obliteride event. Photo courtesy of Fred Hutch Obliteride.
A cure for 2025

500 cyclists aim to obliterate cancer

Local event to bring riders through Renton

Three friends and cyclists celebrate as they cross the finish line during the 2018 Obliteride event. Photo courtesy of Fred Hutch Obliteride. Three friends and cyclists celebrate as they cross the finish line during the 2018 Obliteride event. Photo courtesy of Fred Hutch Obliteride.

Long walk to D.C., short walk to the mailbox

Renton residents should make voting a bigger priority this election