The spring Citizen's Police Academy of the Burien and SeaTac Police Departments and the King County Sheriff's Office will begin Wednesday, March 14.
Participants in the 13-week catered session at the Law Enforcement Training Academy…MORE
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Tue, 02/27/07
The spring Citizen's Police Academy of the Burien and SeaTac Police Departments and the King County Sheriff's Office will begin Wednesday, March 14.
Participants in the 13-week catered session at the Law Enforcement Training Academy…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
A native Londoner with an engineering background in failure analysis of airplane crashes turned a century-old, three-story log building near Beach Drive into a large modern home with heated floors and wireless Internet connections.
Chris…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
A petition campaign to ask the King County Council to provide funding for a King County Sheriff's gang unit is underway.
"We hope to complete the drive by early March," organizer JoAn Cox said last week.
Mrs. Cox is the mother of…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The Seattle Department of Transportation had to file an official public records request with the Washington State Department of Transportation to obtain a copy of a contractor's review saying there are no insurmountable problems with the city's…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The Federal Way Police Department wants to inform city residents of a disturbing increase in the number of reported home burglaries over the past six years.
An analysis of the reports from 2001-2005 indicated a steady increase in…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
U.S. Weightlifting Team member Melanie Roach continues her quest for the 2008 Olympics on March 2 at the Arnold Sports Festival in Columbus Ohio.
Over 40 competitors will compete for just 15 spots on the World Team that will compete in…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The year is 1919. The place is St. Louis. The setting is a modest family home in an era before electricity and telephones were common conveniences. The cast of characters includes a God-fearing mother and her four daughters.
Sounds just…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
In separate actions on Feb. 22, Des Moines City Council members approved a Redondo rezone that addresses substandard lot requirements and unanimously endorsed the Highline School District's replacement levy.
Currently in Redondo there are…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The death of a Bellevue apartment dweller by a falling crane last year has prompted state lawmakers to look at ways of ensuring that such a tragedy does not occur again. Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Ballard, and Rep. Deb Eddy, D-Kirkland, have…MORE
Tue, 02/20/07
The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council is seeking applicants for an open at-large council position.
Candidates must be 18 years and older, a resident of the area, a business/property owner in the area or an official employed…MORE