Learn about one of the four mayoral candidates during Coffee with Andrew Swansen from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 22, at Kona Kai… Continue reading
A vehicle left the road striking the outside staircase of an apartment in the 22400 block of Benson Road Southeast on Kent’s East Hill. Puget… Continue reading
The Kent Chamber of Commerce recently gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, celebrating the opening of Chafetz Brumley Hull’s law office in Kent at 1209 Central… Continue reading
The Rainier Youth Choirs’ sixth annual Summer Choir Day Camp is Aug. 14-17 at New Hope Presbyterian Church, 19800 108th Ave. SE, Kent. The “Amazing… Continue reading
Students benefit from same-race teachers, research shows
Citizen Kitty shines in Boeing Stakes
World music, indie pop, Celtic folk, rock rhythms, plenty of kids’ music and more are featured in this year’s city of Kent Summer Concert Series.… Continue reading
Crews will soon start work on a new pedestrian path along 132nd Avenue Southeast on Kent’s East Hill. The City Council approved on July 5… 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: July 2-8 Total:… Continue reading
Three candidates are vying for the District No. 4 director position on the Kent School Board in the Aug. 1 primary. Bryon Madsen and Denise… Continue reading
I urge you to consider the qualifications of Dana Ralph when casting your vote for the mayor of Kent. She was born and raised in… Continue reading
Satwinder Kaur is a rising star. She is young, energetic, passionate, ambitious, hardworking and many other qualities we need in a Kent City Council member.… Continue reading
Possible titles: 1. Police officer protects himself 2. Police force denigrated 3. Man shot. Why? 4. Why is it wrong for police to protect themselves?… Continue reading
Kent Police need to start ticketing those pedestrians running across Kent Kangley Road trying get to and from the lake without using the crosswalk. I… Continue reading
I have been reading with a sense of bewilderment the letter to the editor supporting Jim Berrios for mayor. It mentions the City Council’s massive… Continue reading
Dana Ralph stands out among my council colleagues as the one who best-understands the big picture. She is both a businesswoman and a long-time advocate… Continue reading
The Kent Reporter summarizes the city’s bleak financial future in its June 30 edition. It speaks to the way the financials for this city have… Continue reading
After reading how all the candidates for Kent mayor think that public safety is such an important issue, I think that Dana Ralph would make… Continue reading
On Sunday, July 23, a tougher distracted driving law with increased penalties goes into effect in Washington state. What will it mean for you and… Continue reading
Kent Station will host an afternoon of furry fun dedicated to pets, owners and animal lovers alike from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday,… Continue reading
