SeaTac man wounded
in drive-by shooting
January 13-A 20-year-old SeaTac man was shot and seriously wounded in a drive-by shooting just before 3 a.m. in the 16700 block of Ambaum Blvd. S.
According to the King County Sheriff's Office, there was a party and disturbance at the house earlier that evening, although police were not called. Detectives believe the shooting may be related to the disturbance.
The victim was in the driveway when hit by at least one shot.
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RCW 11.40.030
In the matter of the estate of:
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More than 200 volunteers from around the city and across the nation turned out for the "Day of Service" to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday. West Seattle Elementary was one of two sites in Seattle where painting, gardening, and general clean up and repair work was done. Governor Christine Gregoire, Congressman Jim McDermott, other local dignitaries and representatives from Comcast and Home Depot came to speak and recognize the participants service. Echoing the theme of the day "Make it a Day ON, Not a Day Off!" the Governor spoke about Dr.
In the 8800 block of 13th SW, a homeowner answered his front door and found a man with a knife who said, "Back up and I won't hurt you." The suspect came into the home and began rummaging through drawers and a jewelry box. He made a cell phone call during the incident, telling the person on the other end (among other things) that, "It's not where you said it was." After taking the couple's wallets, he left-according to a witness-in a white pickup truck. The suspect is a white male, 6 ft tall, with dark hair and a full, graying beard.
Ronald Kay Kenny passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving children on January 6, 2008. He was born to Edward and Mildred Kenny on March 15, 1935. He was a lifetime resident of West Seattle, graduated from West Seattle High School and was an active member of the Masons and Shriners.
Ron is survived by his brother E.
Laura May Caswell, 89, died peacefully Wednesday January 9, 2008, in Burien.
Laura was beloved by her family and friends who will miss her very much. She was born December 9, 1918, in Port Orchard. She lived in the Burien area for most of her life until 1993 when she moved to Des Moines. She worked at Blais of Des Moines Marine for over 30 years. Laura volunteered her services for the Children's Hospital Guild Association sewing Christmas stockings for the Christmas bazaar held in Des Moines since 1996.
Clare V. Harris, 62, died at home peacefully, on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008. Clare was a devoted and loving wife to husband Ken. Good Daughter to Earl and Florence Miner (Gresham, Ore.). Witty big sister to George, Earl (Bub) and John, also of Gresham. Always loving mother to James Asher (Breezy Point, Minn.) and Vickie Asher (Des Moines). Perfect mother-in-law to Carrie, and most devoted grandmother to Lauren Jo, and new baby grandson Austin James. Caring Aunt to Christine, John, Jessica, Jeffrey, Shelby, Brittany, Debbie, Chris and Mark.
Dino the Beagle is 4 1/2 years old and tends to get his way... a lot. His proud owner is Tonya Osborne who says, "We originally named him Mel, after Mel Gibson, but then we heard him bark, and he sounded exactly like Dino on the Flintstones so we had to change his name." He's a purebred Beagle, comes from a breeder in Chehalis, is AKC certified and is described as a "quick learner," by Tonya. "We trained him to do a special trick," she said,"when we shoot a toy gun he plays dead."
Editor's note: Tay Yoshitani, chief executive officer of the Port of Seattle, last week wrote an open letter to the community about a recent performance audit that was critical of the port. Yoshitani succeeded Mic Dinsmore as port CEO in March 2007. The port operates Sea-Tac International Airport.
Saturday, Jan. 5
Girls basketball
Garfield 64, Foster 53
The Foster Bulldogs took a loss to the Garfield Bulldogs in the Dog Bone Tournament.
Sara Paponjak led Foster with 18 points and Zerina Kapetanovic scored 14.
SCS 60, Chimacum 26
