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Case of accused "Street Mobb" pimp goes to jury
The jury begins deliberations after 7-week trial for accused pimp and human trafficker DeShawn Cash Money Clark Read article Tina1970 renton, WA 30 comments OH PLEASE! I grew up in the projects.
Local bidder wins new jail project
Lydig Construction is the apparent low bidder for South Correctional Entity , which will bring a cost-effective misdemeanant corrections facility to partnering cities of Auburn, Burien, Des Moines, Federal Way, Renton, SeaTac and Tukwila.A low construction cost of $62,000 per bed is half the cost of other jails planned in the Northwest and further ...
Airplane noise rattles Magnolia
A crowd of over fifty people showed up this evening to hear from officials from Alaska Airlines, Boeing Field and SeaTac airport regarding airplane noise in Magnolia, Alaska Airlines representative received aA round of applause after outlining the airline's investment in Required Navigation Performance technology that saves fuel and reduces noise.A ...
Couple pleads not guilty to broadcasting rape tapes
A bar fight at closing time Nov. 12 led to the death of one man. A second victim was taken to Harborview with stabs wounds.
Final Light Rail Link To Airport Opening Dec. 19
The final segment of the Link Light Rail to Sea-Tac Airport is set to open Dec. 19 at 10 a.m., sources said.
VIDEO & SLIDESHOW: Sea-Tac Airport/SeaTac city light-rail station to open Dec. 19
The Sea-Tac International Airport/SeaTac City Center light rail station will begin service at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec.
Where to get sandbags, sand in Kent; how to volunteer
Kent residents can pick up free, empty sandbags at the city operations facility, 5821 S. 240th St., also known as West James Street.
Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle adds holiday run
Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle will increase service for the north end residents of Whidbey Island to SeaTac International Airport with the addition of an early morning shuttle from Oak Harbor beginning Thursday, Nov.
'Missing' SeaTac man found with new name, in new state
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Move over, Des Moinesers; SeaTacers can fight, too
Sure, we've come to expect intramural fighting within the Des Moines Council, but who figured there would be just one disputed council race in Burien and all-out warfare in SeaTac? Last election, the SeaTac incumbents all ran unopposed.
'Missing' SeaTac man found alive and well out of state
Nicholas Francisco, the SeaTac man whose disappearance prompted a statewide investigation, has been found alive and well living out of state.
Former deputy's trial delayed after SPD slaying
The assault trial of a former King County sheriff's deputy has been put on hold over concerns that the man suspected of killing a Seattle police officer on Halloween night may have been motivated by the deputy's actions.
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Seven high school musicians to play at conference
Seven Vashon High School band students auditioned for and were accepted to a prestigious band conference that takes place later this month.
Seattle Humane: Come Meet the Man Who Saved Snaps
Join us for a Brown Bag Lunch next Tuesday and meet Steve Markwell, the founder of the Olympic Animal Sanctuary in Forks, and some of the dogs who are living out their lives in his care.
Election too close to call in SeaTac
Fueled by outrage over the current city administration, a proposition to institute popular election of a strong mayor and a slate of three candidates took on SeaTac city government in the Nov.
Conference to study small biz future
Small business owners and policymakers from around the state will gather in SeaTac next week to discuss the state's business climate and ideas for how policymakers can make Washington more supportive of businesses and job growth.Washington Policy Center's biennial Small Business Conference comes as Boeing announced its decision to build a 2nd 787 ...
SeaTac slows down major zoning update
The brakes have been applied to a proposed major zoning update in SeaTac that was scheduled to be approved by the city council next month.
Arraignment delayed for Port Townsend farmer/boat-builder accused of bank robbery
Michael J. Fenter, a Port Townsend boat builder alleged to be living a double life as a bank robber, is expected to enter a plea in federal court next Friday, after an arraignment scheduled this week was postponed.
Public worker unions spend big on candidate
A political action committee for the state's biggest public employees union recently bought a $15,000 television ad supporting at-large Tacoma City Council candidate Keven Rojecki, state campaign records show.
SeaTac parking lot proposed on cemetery land
While SeaTac has been trying to transition away from surface airport parking lots, the city may approve a new 1,000-stall lot on unused cemetery land.