It's the law now, people.
If you have and use a cell phone while driving, you must use a hands-free cell phone earpiece or you will be subject to a hefty fine if you are caught driving and calling at the same time without it.
For the record, hands-free does not mean that you can let go of the steering wheel.
In July, it's tough attending a year-round school. It seems like the rest of the world is outside playing, going on vacation and in general, having a better time than you.
Never mind all that time you had off when all the other Federal Way Schools were in session. That's in the past and long forgotten.
But then the Harmonica Man comes to Sunnycrest, and holds an assembly where every single student gets their own harmonica to keep. Then life is good again.
The Federal Way Police Department is continuing its search for information regarding a newborn baby boy discovered dropped off at a local Federal way church, located at 2415 S. 320th St.
The note accompanying the baby indicated his name is Jayden.
The Federal Way Police Department is seeking additional input from our citizens regarding a one-year pilot program for Red Light Photo Enforcement at two key intersections within the City of Federal Way.
A survey is featured on our city's website at www.cityoffederalway.com where citizens will be asked if they are for or against a one-year pilot program to determine the system's effectiveness and viability for Federal Way.
The results will be presented to the City Council Parks & Recreation/Public Safety Committee on August 14, 2007.
Nationally, 44 percent of i
The King County Council has approved placing two six-year park levies on the Aug. 21 primary ballot.
One measure would maintain King County's regional parks system. The other would expand and complete the regional trails system, and support the Woodland Park Zoo.
Each measure would assess a levy of 5 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation, or $20 a year for the owner of a $400,000 home.
South King Fire and Rescue will place on the Aug.
Highline Community College is embarking on its first "viral marketing campaign."
The college is reaching out to the teen and young adult populations, especially to males, with a new ad campaign: Don't be an Obert.
"Our research shows that the younger male population is foregoing college.
Richard Henry "Rick" Anderson, C.P.M., R.P.A., a resident of Union, Wash., passed away peacefully at his home on Hood Canal on Friday, June 29.
Rick is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Janet Reid Anderson.
Members of the Cascade Swim Club, Wave Aquatics, and West Coast Aquatics gathered for the 88th Annual Senior Seattle Open Swim Meet on Saturday at Colman Pool in Lincoln Park. The meet, open to people over the age of 15 has been staged in a variety of pools over the years but has made Colman Pool it's home for the past few years. Photo by Patrick Robinson
One of the lower tides of the year, a -2.4, brought out the beach walkers at Alki on Saturday, June 30th. This view is looking west toward the restaurant and business area of the beach. Photo by Patrick Robinson
