With a 7-2 win over Auburn Tuesday, Kentwood improved to 8-0 in the division and 11-1 overall, with sole possession of first place in the North.
Covington could ask voters this fall to approve a slight sales tax increase to breathe new life into its streets fund which is in danger of drying up by 2017.
During the past few days I’ve wondered what happened to the science teachers I had in seventh grade at Highland Middle School in Bellevue.
More than 90 projects were on display during the science fair in the gym on April 5.
Kentwood seems to have picked up right where it left off in 2012 starting out undefeated in league play through April 8 while Tahoma is breathing down the neck of its rival down the road and Kentlake is still in the hunt for a playoff berth at the midway point.
Tahoma made a statement on the softball diamond Tuesday afternoon when it beat Kentlake 12-2 at home to take sole possession of first place in the South Puget Sound League North division.
Tahoma made a statement on the softball diamond Tuesday afternoon when it beat Kentlake 12-2 at home to take sole possession of first place in the South Puget Sound League North division.
The girl, according to a post by Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Sgt. Cindi West, “kicked and screamed and was able to escape the grasp” of the suspect when he attempted to grab her.
The first time Laura Bingle rode in the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic in 2007, her mother Joyce Kaup thought she was nuts.
Garbage bills should go down for Covington residents thanks to a new contract with Republic Services which will take effect July 1.
Covington resident Janice Crutcher volunteers to drive patients to treatments twice a week.
Upgrades are planned for the Covington Aquatic Center later this year thanks to a $400,000 Washington State Commerce Grant.
Residents gathered at Lake Wilderness Park on March 30 for the annual Easter Egg Hunt and to meet the Easter Bunny.
Kentlake High School hosted the Kent Area Cherry Blossom Festival on March 29. The evening included booths, activities, and judo and Taiko drumming demonstrations.
Kent Area Council PTA’s Cinderella Project makes prom night magically affordable for students by loaning formal dresses and tuxes to students.
As many readers know, I have a new obsession: running.
Kristi Blair is committed to finding a cure for breast cancer and to have some fun doing it.
This is it. This is the year. Tahoma’s softball team is going to win the South Puget Sound League North division.
What we do at the paper is about community. Period.
Mention Covington, particularly to residents of neighboring cities, and two things spring to mind: traffic and shopping.
