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InvestEd moves headquarters to Renton
The nonprofit is hosting an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 24
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Victim remains hospitalized following shooting Tuesday
The owner of a fourplex was serving an eviction notice when the suspect reportedly shot her.
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Neighbors voice concerns over potential annexation
Unincorporated King County residents spoke about part of White Fence Ranch joining Renton
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Photos: kids C.A.S.T. for fish
On a crisp cloudy morning, Saturday, Sept. 8, about 40 kids with disabilities, and their siblings, got out…
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Farmers Market, Skyway VFW honor 17th anniversary of 9/11
On Tuesday, Sept. 11, Renton Farmers Market partnered with Skyway Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 9430 to…
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Students adjust from semesters to trimesters
All Renton high schools are now on a trimester system to help increase graduation access
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First day of school celebrated at Sartori Elementary
An official ribbon cutting is scheduled for Oct. 9.
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Fate of hangars at Renton Airport up in the air
Tenants asked to vacate Kaynan hangars now waiting on decision from city.
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City moves forward with Sunset area plans
Many Renton residents may have been wondering what is happening with the Greater Hi-Lands shopping center —the center…
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Freshman strives to give back
Milanni Matautia spoke at WE Day Seattle and has participated in a number of fundraisers.
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Cost to seize and clean shelters grows
This story was updated from the print version to include Renton police and Parks staff information.
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Smoky weather put a damper on outdoor activities
Unhealthy air quality in Renton last week posed health hazards, closing or moving events indoors.
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Teachers vote to accept contract in time for school
The REA voted for the 12.2 percent wage increase Monday, Aug. 27. Bargaining will continue for other unions.
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Cruzin’ through downtown
The second annual Cruz the Loop event had nearly 1,000 spectators and honored a now-vintage pastime.
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8-year-old Marcos is named Chief for a Day
Marcos and Renton Police Department attended the Chief for a Day ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 16.
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Action on alarm rules delayed
The police department and city hopes to modernize fines for false alarm system calls.
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Certificated school staff have tentative agreement, rallies continue for classified staff
A joint statement released last Friday said that all three unions were initially offered 3.1 percent