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Election Results: Black Diamond Proposition No. 1 passing by three votes
Black Diamond Proposition No. 1 bounced back to the yes side by three votes today.
Devotion creates loyal customers at Trapper's Sushi
Trapper O'Keeffe just wants to make sushi. He must be doing something right because he now owns two sushi restaurants, Sushi Town in Bonney Lake and Trapper's Sushi in downtown Covington, both of which have loyal regular customers.
Election Update: Two races too close to call
King County Elections updated the results from the Tuesday general election, and two local races are still too close to call.
Maple Valley City Council leadership fight starts after election
The last votes are still being counted. However, the real voting hasna t even started yet in Maple Valley.
Covington hopes to improve bottleneck with a pair of upcoming projects
Covington is preparing for a pair of projects, one that will bring overhead power lines underground which will then allow for another section of Southeast 272nd Street to be improved.
Tips for safe trick or treating this Halloween
As the rain settles in over Western Washington, the nights get darker and the blustery winds blow, parents should be prepared for those conditions as well as be aware of general precautions to take as their youngsters get ready to trick or treat this Halloween.
Election Day is Tuesday, remember to vote
Tuesday is Election Day and hopeful candidates will be waiting for first returns from election offices around the state.
Strange, and not so strange, clouds return to skies
Maybe it's just Mother Nature getting in the Halloween spirit. A new video making the rounds on the Internet shows a spooky looking cloud over Romania: It comes just a couple weeks after a similar cloud was spotted over Russia .
Executive package, transparency, remain controversial at Valley Medical Center
A compensation package for Valley Medical Centera s chief executive officer and transparency of government issues concerning the board of commissioners have become hot topics for the public hospital district.
Maple Valley and Covington police blotter
NOT YOUR TABS: 26800 block of 172 Place Southeast. After stealing tabs off one car at this location more than a month ago the suspect attempted to steal tabs from another vehicle.
A Neer haircut and great barber shop conversation
Doug Neer has been practicing the craft of cutting hair in the Covington and Maple Valley area for more than 40 years.
Maple Valley police fight burglaries with new task force
Maple Valley Police, in partnership with neighboring agencies, have developed an anti-burglary and prowl strike team in response to a rash of residential and commercial burglaries in the city.
Mark Lanza and Fawn Sieger run for Covington City Council
Covingtona s only contested City Council race is between Fawn Sieger, a five year resident of the city, and Councilman Mark Lanza, who is seeking his third term.
Covington Water District lays off employees as revenues drop
In another sign of the tough economic times, the Covington Water District announced a round of layoffs this week caused by a shrinking budget.
Covington launches an alert system for emergencies
Covington residents may not be in the Howard Hanson flood zone, but the city has launched an alert system to keep information flowing for all types of emergencies.
Pacific storm blows into W. Wash.
Several communities are already reporting trees down as the first fall windstorm moves into Western Washington.
Tight times force cuts in the Covington 2010 budget
Covington's 2010 budget is about finding ways to cut back, according to the budget message City Manager Derek Matheson planned to present to the City Council Tuesday night.
Byrds' singer Roger McGuinn comes to Kent Spotlight Series
Roger McGuinn enjoyed his nine years as the lead singer for The Byrds. But he's loving life on the road as a solo artist even more.
Nature inspires local artist featured at Maple Valley Creative Arts Center
The latest works on exhibit at the Maple Valley Creative Arts Center were painted by a Covington artist who describes herself as a a oenature child.a Arlene Sudola s exhibit, a oeIllustration for a Fantasy,a debuted at the Arts Center Sept.
'You've been flocked,' but it's for a good cause
When a Kentwood High School band teacher bought insurance, he thought he was covered, but for this special teacher, it wasn't enough.