Donate jackets, blankets, sleeping bags or other items and receive a free lunch at the annual Willow’s Place Hope for Families event at 11:30 a.m.… Continue reading
A weekly look at the number of calls to the Kent-based Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority that serves Kent, Covington and SeaTac: Nov. 26-Dec. 2… Continue reading
Brandon Roque scored 13 points and Abdullah Abraham added 12, leading Kent-Meridian past Thomas Jefferson 61-57 in the Les Schwab Tipoff Classic at Auburn Riverside… Continue reading
Free steel band concert set for Dec. 15 at Meridian Middle School
Hamaliuk scores in 2-1 loss to Kamloops
Andrusiak has two goals in win
Tacoma turned away in home match
What started as a sprinkler water flow alarm (SWFA) on Friday night turned into a commercial fire in the 20100 block of 72 Ave. S.,… Continue reading
The North Puget Sound League has announced its All-Cascade Division swim and dive teams. They are: (grade in parenthesis) First Team Amelia Blakely, 9, Tahoma… Continue reading
For the Kent Reporter Finding the right balance between handwriting and keyboarding isn’t easy. School districts throughout the country are challenged to choose between one… Continue reading
John Yingling, from Kent, was named State Alternate Adult Winner at the State Make It With Wool competition on Oct. 28 in Pullman. The competition… Continue reading
The Greater Kent Historical Society presents an adult education series on “Her-story: Women’s History Told Through Fashion.“ The public is invited to see the first… Continue reading
Her 12-year term coming to an end.
I believe that one of the most misunderstood, and maybe, because of that, the most abused laws of this generation is the federal law pertaining… Continue reading
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care offers a job fair on Dec. 9 for a variety of positions throughout King County within the health care industry.… Continue reading
The Washington State Senate is accepting applications for the 2018 Senate Page Program, where students ages 14 to 16 can spend a week at the… Continue reading
After reading the article about spending $3 million to make downtown Kent train quiet, I felt the need to comment. I’m sure the builder of… Continue reading
And the envelope, please … Continuing an end-of-year tradition that dates back more than 15 years, the King County Library System has chosen its Best… Continue reading
More new apartment developments are being granted property tax waivers lasting eight years. The Reporter article stated this will save one developer $1.7 million over… Continue reading
Even if you do remember 1993 (“About our business climate today? Remember 1993”, Don Brunell column, Reporter, Nov. 17), there’s no need to panic. For… Continue reading
