David Hill driven to ‘do something different’ as innovative leader
People of all walks and professions were special guests at Meridian Elementary School for its third annual Career Day last Friday. Representing a wide variety… Continue reading
On Thursday, June 13, 2019, Shelley Trial (Hall), loving wife and mother passed away peacefully at the age of 56. She was welcomed into Heaven… Continue reading
School on ice returns in August at accesso ShoWare Center
June 26 to October between 93rd Avenue and 94th Place South
Chriss R. Moen, legionnaire of American Legion Post 15, Kent, and Boy Scout Troop 406 prepare for the annual Flag Retirement Ceremony on Friday, June… Continue reading
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Will leave WIAAA to replace Lutes
of Kent, died April 25, 2019 in his daughter’s home in Herriman, Utah. Born June 30, 1944, in Council Bluffs, Iowa, the son of Frank… Continue reading
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3-year-olds delivers third stakes win and fourth victory at Auburn track
Green New Deal, right. Nothing “green” about it – a massive wind and solar build would require hundreds of thousands of tons of rare earth… Continue reading
“Time is now to embrace Green New Deal” (June 7, Kent Reporter) gets it right. The international scientific community has announced we have only a… Continue reading
Will replace Kyle Ohashi who is retiring
Cause was discarded smoking material behind house; fundraiser account started for family
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One of the track’s most exciting prospects in several years headlines the $50,000 Coca-Cola Stakes for 3-year-olds at Emerald Downs. Baja Sur – unbeaten and… Continue reading
Children and adults learning to swim is key to creating ‘ecosystem of water safety’
Cascade Regional Blood Services partners with top esports organization, Team Liquid, to drive donations
The Seattle Thunderbirds have announced their 2019 exhibition schedule, beginning Aug. 30 at the Delta Hotels Preseason Classic in Everett. The T-Birds play one preseason… Continue reading
Steps to take while boating, swimming during hot summer days
The number of electric buses rolling through Washington communities will more than double in the months ahead as the Washington Department of Ecology invests $13.3… Continue reading