GiveSmart for Hurricane Florence victims: Your guide to helping wisely

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GiveSmart for Hurricane Florence victims: Your guide to helping wisely

The following from the office of Washington’s Secretary of State:

Zambuko Marimba Ensemble.

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Photo gallery: Multicultural Festival’s Saturday events

The event brought in diverse vendors, performers and attendees on it’s third year.

Some days, it’s good to feel needed

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Some days, it’s good to feel needed

Some days, you just need a hug.

Logo from smilemobilewa.org

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SmileMobile will provide free dental care at Seattle Center

Arcora Foundation, partners and volunteers expect to help more than 4,000 people

Photo by Haley Ausbun

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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…

Farmers Market, Skyway VFW honor 17th anniversary of 9/11

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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…

Cooler weather means it’s time to dig into new projects

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Cooler weather means it’s time to dig into new projects

The crisp days of September-October: best time to build a new deck, add a patio or create new…

Answers may be hard to come

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Answers may be hard to come

You’re on the edge of your chair.

Fourth annual business bike summit on Friday, Sept. 21

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Fourth annual business bike summit on Friday, Sept. 21

Cascade Bicycle Club and partner organizations provide impactful bicycle takeaways for employers

Movie review: ‘The Happytime Murders’

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Movie review: ‘The Happytime Murders’

I miss good comedy movies

Bringing all types of art to life

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Bringing all types of art to life

Creative, versatile Brugger to teach Green River College’s first ever how-to animation class this fall

Photo courtesy of Angela Bogan: Sartori Elementary School’s first day assembly

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First day of school celebrated at Sartori Elementary

An official ribbon cutting is scheduled for Oct. 9.

From the Reporter archive: Two salmon swim past the downtown Renton library in 2013.

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King County Flood Control District approves funding for salmon recovery

The following are two news releases from King County Flood Control District:

Snap up spring-blooming bulbs at fall’s bargain prices

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Snap up spring-blooming bulbs at fall’s bargain prices

Beautiful bulbs are available at garden centers and nurseries.

‘If You Love Me’ deserves a spot on your bookshelf

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‘If You Love Me’ deserves a spot on your bookshelf

First tooth, first step.

Net neutrality: what it means for our libraries

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Net neutrality: what it means for our libraries

I would like to focus this month on an issue that is of great importance to libraries and…

Illustrations by Rob McClurkan

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Dr. Universe tells us why cats like lasers

Ask Dr. Universe is a science-education column from Washington State University.

Freshman strives to give back

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Freshman strives to give back

Milanni Matautia spoke at WE Day Seattle and has participated in a number of fundraisers.

All hail the hardy hibiscus, with its numerous varieties

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All hail the hardy hibiscus, with its numerous varieties

In late summer, when lawns and gardens are fading, the hibiscus comes to the rescue.

Beachgoers still flocked to Gene Coulon Memorial Park Aug. 22 despite the unhealthy air quality rating the city of Renton saw most of last week. Photo by Haley Ausbun.

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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.