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City news

“We want a living wage” – Union workers to Renton city officials

Union 2170 speaks out about “unfair” contracts

City news

Council hits the gas on lowering speed limits

Renton councilmembers suggested a city-wide 20 mph limit

Buggles plays the trumpet at the Acro-Cats with the Rock Cats Performance at the Carco Theatre in Renton on May 21. This is the first of three shows the Rock Cats will be performing. Photo by Kayse Angel
Fun news

The cat’s meow – Animal show in Renton wows audience

The Rock Cats Rescue homes abandoned animals through circus performances

Buggles plays the trumpet at the Acro-Cats with the Rock Cats Performance at the Carco Theatre in Renton on May 21. This is the first of three shows the Rock Cats will be performing. Photo by Kayse Angel
Elections 2019

Here’s who’s running for election in Renton

Candidates had till Friday to file for multiple local electioins

Most recent measles case located in Renton

The fourth King County person confirmed with measles was in public locations in Renton before being diagnosed, according to Public Health Seattle and King County.… Continue reading

Crime news

Renton man arrested in connection to Seattle shooting

Detectives arrested a 25-year -old Renton man involved in the connection with the May 3 shooting at 23 Avenue and Cherry Street in Central District… Continue reading

Don’t forget about Memorial Day

Memorial Day is Monday, May 27, which means a three day weekend for most, but also a time to reflect on those who made great… Continue reading

Renton’s Leisure Estates, a mobile home park for people over 55, hosted Hollywood comedy writer and producer Sy Rosen on May 4 for a screening of his short film The Matchmaker. Left to right: Ellen Ginn, Linda Keeney, Linda Clauson, Sy Rosen, Eileen Cunio, Darlene Ward, Pat Diggs. Photo courtesy of Northwest Prime Time.
News

Comedy short-film premiers in Renton mobile home park

Leisure Care Estate residents win contest to host special event

Renton’s Leisure Estates, a mobile home park for people over 55, hosted Hollywood comedy writer and producer Sy Rosen on May 4 for a screening of his short film The Matchmaker. Left to right: Ellen Ginn, Linda Keeney, Linda Clauson, Sy Rosen, Eileen Cunio, Darlene Ward, Pat Diggs. Photo courtesy of Northwest Prime Time.
A design of Yene Boona Café and Roaster House, an Ethiopian coffee shop and roaster. The proposal estimates the project would cost $450,000. Courtesy photo City of Renton
News

The grand versus the modest – Coffee shop or Plaza for the Old Chamber Building

City Council receives two different proposals for location near the airport

A design of Yene Boona Café and Roaster House, an Ethiopian coffee shop and roaster. The proposal estimates the project would cost $450,000. Courtesy photo City of Renton
Courtesy photo Amazing Animals.
News

It’s not Broadway, but it is musical cats

Rescue cats are coming to Renton; not to homes, but to the stage. The Acro-Cats with the Rock Cats are coming to town Tuesday, May… Continue reading

Courtesy photo Amazing Animals.
Photo by Haley Ausbun. Lindbergh High School pitcher Lia Evans at the fastpitch game against Fife High School Friday, May 10.
High school sports

Lindbergh Fast Pitch takes a ‘W’ after a loss

Lindbergh High School Fast Pitch had a hard day against Fife High School on Friday, May 10 after losing 12-3. The team later went on… Continue reading

Photo by Haley Ausbun. Lindbergh High School pitcher Lia Evans at the fastpitch game against Fife High School Friday, May 10.
Crime news

Former First Financial Northwest Bank CEO sentenced for tax fraud

The former CEO and President, Victor Karpiak, hid $2.3 million of income on tax returns from 2010 to 2016.

Hazen junior Emily Blundred, team captain and project manager for the Hazen robotics team, was a finalist for the National Robotics Dean’s List. Blundred was able to attend the championship this year in Houston, Texas. Courtesy photo Emily Blundred
Education

Hazen student uses her passion to make room for girls in STEM

Emily Blundred earns special honors through her work with the school’s robotic team

Hazen junior Emily Blundred, team captain and project manager for the Hazen robotics team, was a finalist for the National Robotics Dean’s List. Blundred was able to attend the championship this year in Houston, Texas. Courtesy photo Emily Blundred
City news

Renton City Council looks to move faster on sidewalk improvements

Almost half of Renton’s streets still don’t have pedestrian paths

School board member Lynn Desmarais announced she will leave her position after this term, leaving an open school board seat this election season. Photo courtesy of the Renton School District.

Long-time school board director ready to hang up hat after December

Lynn Desmarais reflects on 18 years of school advocacy

School board member Lynn Desmarais announced she will leave her position after this term, leaving an open school board seat this election season. Photo courtesy of the Renton School District.
The Williams Avenue bridge is one of the local bridges facing new weight restrictions for heavy trucks and emergency response vehicles, including fire ladder trucks. Photo by Haley Ausbun.
City news

New bridge restrictions limit Renton firetrucks

City considers alternatives for emergency vehicles near North Renton

The Williams Avenue bridge is one of the local bridges facing new weight restrictions for heavy trucks and emergency response vehicles, including fire ladder trucks. Photo by Haley Ausbun.
Dog attack

Renton dog dies after being attacked by another aggressive dog

Renton Police reminds residents of local pet laws

Robotics whiz kid from Renton ranks among world’s best

Team from Maplewood Heights Elementary meets every Sunday.

Renton requires registration for all monitored alarm systems

False alarms cost the city $350,000 a year in police staff time.

Photos by Haley Ausbun Semilla Flamenca in Redmond had their spring recital Friday, April 26 at the Carco Theatre in Renton. Nearly 60 flamenco dancers, from 2 year olds to adults, were able to show off their skills in ten performances, concluding with a group dance of the Macarena. All proceeds for the recital went to a 6-year-old dancer who has been fighting leukemia for three years and is now in remission with monthly check-ups, flamenco teacher Paulina Chalita-White said.
Photos

Semilla Flamenca dance in Renton for good cause

By Haley Ausbun Reporter… Continue reading

Photos by Haley Ausbun Semilla Flamenca in Redmond had their spring recital Friday, April 26 at the Carco Theatre in Renton. Nearly 60 flamenco dancers, from 2 year olds to adults, were able to show off their skills in ten performances, concluding with a group dance of the Macarena. All proceeds for the recital went to a 6-year-old dancer who has been fighting leukemia for three years and is now in remission with monthly check-ups, flamenco teacher Paulina Chalita-White said.

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