Federal Way News
Sometimes the worst of events happen to those who seek to do the most good in the world.
So it happened to Jim and Marie Watt, a Federal Way couple who operate a small, charitable Christian ministry in Federal Way…MORE
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Bookstore launches monthly fundraiser
Wed, 08/17/05
CORRESSPONDENT
A woman-owned bookstore in Ballard is doing its part to help Northwest women recover from alcoholism and drug abuse.
On Aug. 25, Epilogue Books will donate 10 percent of its day's sales to Residence XII, a women's…MORE
Reception for Japanese students is Aug. 24 Public invited to welcome Osaka Commerce University summer guests
Wed, 08/17/05
For the Federal Way News
Danwa and tomonari-conversation and new friendships-are the goals of a reception on Wed., Aug. 24, at 7 p.m. at the Marina Inn, 22300 7th Ave. S., Des Moines.
The public and media are invited to meet and…MORE
Tent City returns
Wed, 08/17/05
NEWS-TRIBUNE
For the third time in the past five years, the parking lot of Trinity United Methodist Church will serve as host to Tent City, which acts as temporary housing for about 100 homeless people and has moved around the city and its…MORE
SeaTac to receive land for Bow Lake trail
Wed, 08/17/05
Times/News
SeaTac will receive land along Bow Lake for a pedestrian trail in exchange for city approval of plans for a 1,000- to 1,200-stall parking garage on International Boulevard.
The swap was part of a development agreement…MORE
The Reebok Women's Triathlon Series is looking for 200-300 volunteers for its race at Steel Lake Park
Wed, 08/17/05
The Reebok Women's Triathlon Series is looking for 200-300 volunteers for its race at Steel Lake Park in Federal Way on September 11, 2005. More than 1,000 athletes are expected to attend this event, as well as thousands of spectators.
MORECITY COUNCIL RACE 2005 Drago favors a focus
Wed, 08/17/05
There is $500 million worth of city-street and bridge repairs that have been ignored too long and Seattle City Council President Jan Drago says it is time to get to work on that.
"The next four years, the focus needs not to be on big…MORE
Mayor tells board 'take action'
Wed, 08/17/05
ROBINSON NEWSPAPERS
Monorail planners should figure out how many miles of guideway and how many stations can be built for $1.5 billion and, if necessary, get ready to put an altered version of the Green Line before the voters this fall,…MORE
Demos don't endorse Lamphear or Clark
Wed, 08/17/05
Times/News
Against the backdrop of a sharply divided Burien City Council, 34th District Democrats declined on Aug.
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Roll out the green carpet
Wed, 08/17/05
CONTRIBUTOR
Ending months of speculation and community controversy, Seattle Parks and Recreation Superintendent Ken Bounds announced his approval of the Loyal Heights Playfield Improvement plan last Friday, a plan that is intended to add…MORE
