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Boeing breaks ground for historic SC plant
Boeing employe's thank your Union for you losing your job!!! I can not believe people actualy voted for this retard of a governor.
DWP it contractors in strike ballot
Union: 'Tell management that enough is enough' Posted in Government , 19th November 2009 06:02A GMT HP contractors working for the Department for Work and Pensions will vote on whether to strike over job losses and pay.
'Angry' EDS staff voting on strike action
Staff at EDS, who are now employed by HP, are voting in a strike ballot as they express their "anger" over upcoming job losses.
Hitman allegedly hired to kill Edmonton eye doctor
The business partner of an Edmonton-based eye surgeon plotted to have Russian mafia drown him in the ocean during a family vacation, allege U.S. prosecutors.
Laser eye surgeon jailed in murder plot
Prosecutors say they expect to file charges against a King County laser eye surgeon accused of trying to have two colleagues killed.
Newcastle laser eye surgeon accused of attempting to hire hitman charged
A Newcastle laser eye surgeon has been charged with solicitation to commit murder on allegations that he attempted to hire a hit man to kill two colleagues.
Clearly Lasik co-owner accused of hiring hitman
SeattlePI.com is reporting that prosecutors in King County planned to file charges this morning, against a surgeon and co-owner of the Clearly Lasik eye surgery business in Kennewick.
Fred Jarrett leaves Legislature to be King County Deputy Executive
King County Executive Elect Dow Constantine announced today that his former primary rival, State Sen.
Renton and Fairwood: Ahead of the curve together
Fairwood residents rejected for the second time an election ballot measure to incorporate.
Wash. voters get final say on gay partnerships
Sandy Wixson, left, of Newcastle, Wash., stands on an overpass above the I-405 freeway in Kirkland, Wash., Thursday, Oct.
New tolling concept would make Eastside corridor HOT
Roads proponents may get the highway expansion they've been asking for under a new plan the state Department of Transportation is considering for I-405 and SR-167, but the extra lanes would come with tolls.
Valley Medical Center wins a oeBest Place to Worka award
Valley Medical Center Wednesday today announced it has been named a a oeBest Place to Work in Healthcare,a by Modern Healthcare magazine.
Nearby Coal Creek open space, trails are restored
Sometimes, we discover the loveliest places in our own backyards. Just a hop, skip and a jump off Mercer Island, the Upper Coal Creek Trail has become one of my favorite spots for a hike.
Monday practice notes --- and more from Sarkisian
Looks like a Troll got everyone side tracked tonight. Too bad. It's a shame they get so much joy out of bothering others.
Sound Transit calls light-rail noise a public-health problem
Newcastle gets $30,400 conservation grant
The city of Newcastle has received a $30,400 grant from the King Conservation District.
Suburban Times Co. Reporter Fired - 'Thrown under the bus to...
Garry Kampen, a retired computer scientist and former Seattle University instructor who lives in the Eastside town of Newcastle, wrote a letter to the editor of the Seattle Times-owned Issaquah Press in July, wondering about the unannounced firing of one of the suburban weekly's reporters, Jim Feehan.
Man shot and killed in Southeast Seattle early this morning
Police are looking for a man who fatally shot a man early this morning in Seattle's Rainier neighborhood.
36 miles of exploration in Cougar Mountain wildlands
If youa TMve ever been to a jungle in Latin America, taking a hike in Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park will likely remind you of that experience.
Reagan Dunn proposes county develop policies for electric car charging stations
Citing the Countya s interest in embracing new and greener technologies, Metropolitan King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn has introduced a motion calling on the County Executive to propose policies to guide the development and use of electric vehicle charging stations at county facilities.