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When they want it bad enough

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When they want it bad enough

I wrote a few weeks ago about my youngest daughter matter-of-factly driving to Seattle for Comicon

Veterans Resource Fair seeks providers, volunteers

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Veterans Resource Fair seeks providers, volunteers

Event returns to Tacoma Dome on May 13

Weekly baseball roundup

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Weekly baseball roundup

Weekly roundup for the week of March 31, 2017.

Renton police officer honored as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

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Renton police officer honored as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

On March 23 Renton Police Officer Thaddeus Kerkhoff was honored as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

Inclusive, welcoming communities lead to successful cities | COMMENTARY

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Inclusive, welcoming communities lead to successful cities | COMMENTARY

Renton council member Ruth Perez talks about the importance of inclusivity in the city.

Renton school board member Al Talley dies

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Renton school board member Al Talley dies

According to his family, Talley suffered a stroke earlier this week and died Wednesday night.

New director discusses CISR’s role in community | COMMENTARY

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New director discusses CISR’s role in community | COMMENTARY

All students can learn and achieve at high levels if they are given the opportunity and the support…

Renton resident wins $50,000 playing Powerball

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Renton resident wins $50,000 playing Powerball

Karen Guilbeault won $50,000 playing Powerball.

FREDA SWAISGOOD

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FREDA SWAISGOOD

9/16/1914 - 3/16/2017

Concern about development | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Opinion

Concern about development | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

How much monitoring and oversight will the administration accept responsibility for regarding the proposed development of the 200…

Upthegrove supports increased bus service between Renton and Kent

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Upthegrove supports increased bus service between Renton and Kent

The proposed changes of Metro Transit service on Route 169 will take effect in September of 2017.

The King County Flood Control District provides funds to help protect properties from flooding along the Green River and other rivers in the county.

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King County Flood District accepting applications for flood reduction grant program

The King County Flood Control District has $3.06 million available in grant funding for projects that reduce the…

Kids warrior challenge returns to Hazen

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Kids warrior challenge returns to Hazen

Hazen High School will host second annual Kids Ninja Warrior Challenge from April 1-2.

In time Main Avenue South plan will be a good project | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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In time Main Avenue South plan will be a good project | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Since the city of Renton seems to have adopted Sound Transit’s planning methodology, a new option should be…

Port of Seattle offers 150 paid high school and college summer internship

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Port of Seattle offers 150 paid high school and college summer internship

The Port of Seattle is offering 150 paid summer internships for high school and college students.

Elfers is right about health care | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Elfers is right about health care | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

I wanted to thank Richard Elfers for articulating the story surrounding attempts by the Trump administration to repeal…

Gov. Inslee releases statement on canceled Republican health care vote

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Gov. Inslee releases statement on canceled Republican health care vote

Gov. Jay Inslee issued the following statement on Friday after House Speaker Paul Ryan announced he was removing…

Current levy cliff for school districts extended until 2019

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Current levy cliff for school districts extended until 2019

The new law saves an estimated $358 for districts statewide and nearly $11 million for Renton.

Unemployment rate hits nine-year low in Washington

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Unemployment rate hits nine-year low in Washington

Washington’s state unemployment rate fell from 5.1 to 4.9 percent — lowest report since March 2008.

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Metro considering simpler bus fares; public invited to weigh in

County Metro Transit wants to hear from public as planning begins to make paying fares to ride the…