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Man guilty of killing two women in Renton
Zachary Damien Craven’s sentencing is scheduled for June 15.
Leah Abraham
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Council approves moratorium on town home applications
Several developers have been interested in building town homes in the city’s commercial arterial zones.
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City, pastors group plan for first Juneteenth celebration
“The event is geared toward reflecting the journey and freedom of African Americans over the history.”
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Renton police extend red-light camera grace period
The department is seeing motorists running red lights “at an abnormally high rate.”
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Street names in North Renton change
North Park Drive was changed to North Southport Drive, and Northeast Park Drive to Northeast Sunset Boulevard.
Life
Writer watches story unfold on stage
Author Debbie Macomber watched the play adaptation of her book at Hazen High School last week.
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Financial forecast opens city’s budgeting season
Early projections reflect the $3 million loss in sales tax from the Cascade/Benson Hill annexation.
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Cascade Elementary School wins national award for breakfast program
The program ensures every student in the school eats breakfast in their classroom.
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City initiative aims to spruce up downtown
The emphasis involves multiple city departments, businesses, Chamber of Commerce, Renton Downtown Partnership and others.
Life
Sharing the love of rock ‘n’ roll through art
Mick Flynn’s art exhibit is displayed at Liberty Cafe.
Business
RenCon produces new movie, set to premier at this year’s convention
This year’s con will be held in September at Hotel Interurban.
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New apartments to be built on Roxy Cinema site
The developer is asking the city to amend code to include City Center in the multi-family property tax…
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Making Renton inhospitable to street racing
RPD will close popular street racing roads on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Cooking up recipe for more food trucks
A food truck spot near Four Generals Brewing was inaugurated April 28.
Life
Walking to fight brain cancer
For these Renton residents, the Seattle Brain Cancer Walk is personal.
Life
Earlington Hill landmark razed
Minter’s Earlington Greenhouse & Nursery closed shop in 2015. The buildin
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Two dead, multiple injured after shooting in Skyway
The shooting was first reported at 4:05 a.m., April 29 at the “Family Motorcycle Club.”
Life
Inspiring change through filmmaking
Dimmitt students part of the program “Agents of Change” produced a film to stop bullying.
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Renton police ask help to identify purse snatcher
The suspect stole an elderly woman’s purse on April 20 at the downtown Safeway.
Sports
Charity flag football game pits cops against firefighters
The event is May 6 and aims to raise funds for Seattle Children’s Hospital.