More people are using the services offered by Renton Salvation Army, but donations have decreased. The Renton organization needs cash, nonperishable foods, toys and time spent ringing bells this holiday season.
Renton Business and Professional Women (BPW) is celebrating National Business Woman Week at a luncheon Friday from 11:15 a.m.-1:15 p.m. at the 4th Street Grill, 4004 N.E. Fourth St., Renton.
Four dancers from downtown Renton’s Spotlight Dance Studio will perform at the Dance Educators in America-Washington Conference at Shorecrest Performing Arts Center Nov. 1.
Renton police officers arrested a 47-year-old Renton man on Oct. 8 for investigaton of felony assault after he was seen with a gun and a knife in the 100 block of Rainier Avenue South.
Crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation have begun a geotechnical drilling program to test soil conditions for the design of the new SR 520 corridor.
Here’s one grandma and Miami Dolphins fan no car thief should mess with.
Cecile Hansen’s roots in Indian Country go deep, all the way back to Chief Si’ ahl’ – Chief Sealth – and much earlier, well before the white man arrived in Renton.
Two big events are happening in downtown Renton this Saturday. The 2008 Renton Chamber of Commerce Business Expo and the…
The Boeing Co. and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers on Monday ended a second round of mediated…
The Vision of Hope Dessert Auction Oct. 4 raised $185,000 for Vision House. About $55,000 of that money was cash. The rest was pledges, to come in over the next five years.
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Bus riders can share their opinion about ideas for future bus service in southeast Seattle and Southwest King County at one of eight upcoming community discussions hosted by King County Metro Transit and Sound Transit.
Todd and Christy Schlegel walk dogs for a living through their company Rain or Shine Pet Care. The married couple typically exercises their clients close to home. But they would love to let the dogs romp in a nearby off-leash dog park.
The Renton City Council has voted unanimously to oppose Tim Eyman’s Initiative 985, which in effect would end the city’s efforts to stop the potential fatal consequences of running red lights at four intersections in the city.
Human services providers are warning that the financial crisis hitting King County government could shred the “safety net” for thousands of county residents, including hundreds who live in Renton.
Repulican U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert and Democratic challenger Darcy Burner engaged in their first official debate of the 2008 election season Wednesday in Bellevue, showing only nuanced differences in some policy areas.
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