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Mon, 04/07/08

When Explorer West Middle School presented a musical production of Alice in Wonderland, faculty drama teacher and director David Kelly treated the audience to a psychological juggling act, literally.

He cast three Alice's. Like braiding…MORE

Mon, 04/07/08

Not many people get to experience what it is like to live in a third world country first hand.

But Jason Hervin, a Mt.

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Sun, 04/06/08

The spirit of Steve Cox, and a chilly wind, were felt by many on the field and in the stands of the newly dedicated Steve Cox Memorial Park Saturday as family, friends, dignitaries, and many King County police and firefighters honored the deputy…MORE

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Sat, 04/05/08

The return of the Elliott Bay Water Taxi for another summer season will be celebrated with a kick-off event on Sunday, April 27 from noon to 2 p.m.

Refreshments, live music, and family activities will be featured at the event at West…MORE

Thu, 04/03/08

The owner of a Chiropractic clinic Dr. Tom Payne had his prized mascot Sasquatch Sam stolen last year and the thieves were attempting to cut off the legs to cover up the theft when they were caught 4 blocks away in a neighborhood backyard.

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Tue, 04/01/08

Seaview Avenue residents are still unhappy about transit service and King County Metro still is defending the lack of service because there is not enough money, despite the surge in ridership.

Metro officials and County Council member…MORE

Tue, 04/01/08

Fires killed 50 people in Washington State last year, says State Fire Marshal Michael Matlick.

The leading cause of fire fatalities is directly related to cigarettes, which were the cause in 9 (or 18 percent) of the fire fatalities in 2007…MORE

Tue, 04/01/08

The Alaskan Way Viaduct Stakeholders Advisory Committee focused on the next two building blocks toward a solution for the central waterfront structure: transit and public policy.

They scheduled an extra half an hour for this fourth meeting…MORE

Tue, 04/01/08

King County Elections is postponing all-mail voting until 2009 because the equipment needed has not yet received required federal certification.

Other components for all-mail elections will be phased-in this year.

The vote counting…MORE

Tue, 04/01/08

Highland Park Elementary School has been awarded a BECU School Grant for $1,750.

It will be used to purchase large screens for each classroom. These screens will complement the new presentation technology that was provided through the last…MORE

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