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Police respond to shooting at Tukwila apartment
Pull the plug on the perp. We don't need to be paying for the trial and incarceration of a cop killer.
Election Night '09: Cutting Room Floor
Most media organizations get it all wrong when they cover election night parties.
John Laird Nov. 1: Stop waving signs; don't ring my bell
Notes, quotes and anecdotes about Tuesday's election, with the polite reminder to make sure you vote: Preening pests: I hate to sound like a cranky old coot here, but am I the only one who is annoyed by perky politicians waving signs at intersections and ringing doorbells to beg for our votes? Yeah, I know, name familiarity is important in ...
Medina ex-officer accused of coercing sex
No wait, not a good idea. Hmm, maybe he can become a priest. No, hold on. Oh, I give up.
Medina officer accused of coercing sex
A Medina police officer has been accused of coercing a woman to have sex to make charges against her go away.
Medina officer accused of dropping charges for sex
SEATTLE A Medina police officer is charged with Official Misconduct for allegedly having sex with a woman after promising to have charges against her "go away." According to probable cause documents from Issaquah police, Officer Ismael Gaston Garcia Ramirez, pulled over the woman on Hunt's Point Road on November 23, 2008.
Medina officer charged with sexual misconduct
A Medina police officer who allegedly forced a woman to have sex with him after he ticketed her has been charged with official misconduct with sexual motivation, court documents say.
Community Calendar - October 23
Trick or Treat: Gilman Village will host a special Halloween event on Saturday, Oct.
Freud - "Curious since you seem to know the names of the personnel fairly well, did Sark transfer any players from offense to defense?" Yes - he moved Kelemete from the DL to the OL but I think that was the only D to O change.
Freud Good point. However, when asked Allen referes to himself as a Coug. And WSU has found that his checks cash very well, even thought he's a dropout.
Eyman Ally: I-1033 Will Fix "Regressive Tax System"
Mike Fagan, one of Tim Eyman's initiative-filing cohorts, makes this particularly brain-dead claim : Fagan said I-1033, like other ideas floated by Voters Want More Choices, is about giving citizens a voice and working to change a "regressive tax system." If Initiative 1033 is about making our tax system less regressive - by shifting the ...
Danny Westneat | I-1033 a windfall for the rich
Any tax revenue collected in excess of that limit would be used to reduce property taxes the following year.
The Seattle Times endorses Tom Albro and Rob Holland for the open seats on the Port of Seattle Commission.
Medina ISD - " named - Third Best in the West'
Medina Elementary School Principal Dale Naumann recently received a call from the Children at Risk Foundation with great news.
Sunday Buzz | Mastro creditors split on who should be trustee
Real-estate developer Michael R. Mastro leaves the Federal Courthouse in Seattle after testifying in bankruptcy court last month.
Mastro moved assets offshore, bankruptcy trustee charges
The official in charge of liquidating Michael R. Mastro's empire has sued the Seattle real estate developer, alleging he transferred his Medina mansion and other valuable assets to offshore entities to put them out of reach of creditors.
Find out how one town's keeping the crime rate down one videotape at a time
Medina, Washington is a place unlike any other. Not only is it home to the worlda s richest man, Bill Gates, ita s taken security to a new and some say frightening level.
Big Brother: Coming to a City Near You
Imagine the perfect society. You know, the type where everyone is happy, everyone has a job, there is no crime, and the government watches every move you make.
State expected to lose about $238M in tax revenue
"My god. None of you can spell and none of you can think." I'm 100% certain that Arun spels he's name "Arun." - at lest I thank that's how its spoiled in the reportage.
FBI says it caught prolific Seattle bank robber
The FBI says bank surveillance video helped investigators find one of the men accused of as many as 17 bank robberies beginning in June in the Seattle area.