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Mon, 02/02/09

Want to know more about living, working or playing in Federal Way? Check out 10 new videos highlighting various aspects of city life.

The videos, produced in partnership with New York-based CGI Communications, Inc., include a welcome from…MORE

Mon, 02/02/09

Following what Police Chief James Graddon calls "a horrific dog-biting incident" SeaTac lawmakers have approved a contract for enhanced animal control services.

Under the plan approved by SeaTac lawmakers Jan. 27, SeaTac and Tukwila would…MORE

Mon, 02/02/09

First it was softball, then chili, and now basketball. Cops and Firefighters are at it again - all for a good cause.

Federal Way Police Officers and South King Fire & Rescue Firefighters will hit the hardwood for a little friendly…MORE

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Mon, 02/02/09

Normandy Park resident Chris DeLaRosa says she ran for her life when a mudslide came pouring down her driveway on Jan. 7.

Her dog started acting strangely around 7 p.m. and DeLaRosa took him outside.

"I heard the ground shake and…MORE

Mon, 02/02/09

Last week was the third anniversary of the death of Nicole Pietz.

Her husband last saw her at her Lynnwood home on Jan. 27, 2006.

Pietz's body was found in Burien on Feb. 6, 2006, near South 144th Street and Des Moines Memorial…MORE

Fri, 01/30/09

In response to this morning's earthquake, the Seattle Department of Transportation is inspecting the area's elevated structures for damage

The department has already examined the Ballard, Fremont, University and Spokane Street bridges and…MORE

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Fri, 01/30/09

The Whole Foods Project at the new Fauntleroy Place has been delayed to open in October 2010, instead of early that same year.

The owners will sell much of the property, and that sale will delay the project. A new developer will be chosen…MORE

Fri, 01/30/09

Salmon Bay Events, organizers of next month's Northwest Flower and Garden Show taking place at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, has announced this will be the event's last year.

The event has taken place for more than two…MORE

Fri, 01/30/09

In response to this morning's earthquake, the Seattle Department of Transportation is inspecting the area's elevated structures for damage

The department has already examined the Ballard, Fremont, University and Spokane Street bridges and…MORE

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Thu, 01/29/09

The city is starting sidewalk repair on Ballard Avenue, finishing up ongoing work for the past three years on the historic street.

Construction will begin on Monday, Feb. 9 and is expected to last up to five weeks.

The work, which…MORE

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