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Renton getting the hang of buying liquor almost everywhere
Private liquor sales got off to a brisk start Friday in Renton, with security much in evidence at some stores.
Yesterday | Renton Reporter
Bicycle tour planned for Renton, Kent
A free Earthworks Tour Inaugural Bicycle Ride is Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. at the Herbert Bayer Earthworks Park at Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks Park in Kent.
Last call: Era ends as Valley's liquor stores go private, new competition begins
Customers were steady at North Bend's Liquor Store No. 179 as the clock ticked down to closing time Thursday, May 31.
Eggs Almighty, Alps To Wander: Jay Berry's Cafe Fuels A Family
I'm always looking for my next off-the-beaten path discovery in Renton--and Jay Berry's Cafe on Coalfield Corner has my heart on a plate.
Kirkland author's new book touches on experience as public defender
King County public defender Royce Roberts can't recall the number of times his clients have asked him if he's a real attorney.
Downtown Renton Farmers Market Opening Day Set For June 5
Downtown Renton and the Valley Medical Center campus will come alive with the tastes of summer when fresh flowers, fruits and vegetables and a wide variety of other food vendors are available through two farmers markets in Renton.A Renton Mayor Denis Law will officially ring the bell at the Renton Farmers Market at the Piazza onA Tuesday, June 5, ... (more)
Gardening Gets Underway In Renton, Across The Nation
Green is the new black. Several decades ago the First Lady's fashion sense made the headlines; this week it's Michelle Obama's green thumb and the release of her new book, "American Grown: The story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America." Part autobiography and partly a gardening "how-to," the book also serves as an ... (more)
First Financial Northwest, Inc. Announces Results of Annual Meeting of Shareholders
First Financial Northwest, Inc. , today announced the results of the Annual Meeting of Shareholders, following the certification by the Company's independent Inspector of Election, Carl T. Hagberg and Associates, that there was a quorum present at the meeting.
Union Tradeswomen Gather in Sacramento to Plan Election Strategy
Facing new challenges in an election year, U.S. union tradeswomen attending a second annual conference earlier this month in Sacramento reviewed anti-union measures on ballots across the U.S. and vowed to unite to slow attrition.
Ex-boyfriend charged with first-degree murder in death of Renton teen
Nineteen-year-old Jarod Lane has been charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend, 17-year-old Jessica Scholl.
Charter school initiative is filed
Last week, a group of education advocates, teachers, parents and legislators filed an initiative measure that will authorize a limited number of public charter schools in Washington state and evaluate their success in improving academic achievement and outcomes for Washington public school students.
San Francisco Mint testing prototype system
A Newton Press Die Inspection System mounted on the front of a Grabener coinage press at the San Francisco Mint is being used to inspect for installation of the correct dies in the proper die alignment.
Daring Ducking Rescue: What's Your Favorite Memorial Day Memory?
Renton is a busy place on Memorial Day weekend. Hundreds gathered to honor fallen veterans , Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park drew mobs of sun seeking vacationers, and many more families gathered with friends for backyard barbecues.
Blossom Blue Hoping To Establish Roots With A Forever Family
My name is Blossom Blue. Sadly my familyA surrendered me to Purrfect Pals afterA they had to move and could not takeA me with them.
Jarod Lane: Teenager who 'stabbed and beat his ex-girlfriend, 17, to...
A teenager accused of stabbing and beating his ex-girlfriend to death and then setting her house on fire has been arrested.
Jarod T. Lane, 19, is a person of interest in the death of a Renton...
The suspect in the death of 17-year-old Jessica Scholl Friday morning apparently has been arrested in Oklahoma City, Ok., the Renton Police Department announced Monday afternoon.
Liquor stores closing this week in Renton, leading to private sales Friday
State-run liquor stores in Renton and across the state areA closing throughout the week, leading up to Friday when only private retail outlets will sell liquor.
Candlelight vigil at Lindbergh remembers Jessica Scholl
The Lindbergh High School community came together Sunday night at a candlelight vigil to remember Jessica Scholl, who was killed Friday morning in her home.
Ecology estimates costs of sunken ship, spill in cove off Whidbey Island
The sinking of the Deep Sea in Penn Cove off Whidbey Island has cost the state an estimated $350,000 so far, the state Department of Ecology said last week.
Creative ways to learn about the global mission of the ELCA
How to fill the awkward gap between the end of Sunday school in May and the end of public school in June? St.