The Maple Valley Planning Commission voted to not recommend the proposed ordinance to ban collective gardens at its June 6 meeting.
Maple Valley residents braved the rainy weather to attend Maple Valley Days on Friday, June 8 at Lake Wilderness Park.
STAR 101.5 surprised Glacier Park Elementary teacher Paula Emery with the STAR 101.5 Teacher of the Week award Thursday.
While Tom Shearer may be new to the Kent School District he is not new to education.
Last week provided one of the greatest contrast of outcomes due to pro-active citizens I’ve ever seen.
Cedar Heights Middle School in Covington was evacuated this afternoon after there were reports of a potential gas leak, according to the Kent School District.
Ultimately no gas leak was found.
Set up for the annual event will begin on Monday, June 4th in the main parking lot at Lake Wilderness Park.
Ultimately no gas leak was found.
Memo to would-be purse-snatchers in Maple Valley: You might want to seek business elsewhere.
The alleged stabbing of a 15-year-old girl near the Lake Wilderness Trail in Maple Valley last week was fabricated, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office.
The King County Prosecutor’s Office position on collective gardens is very clear according to Deputy Chief of Staff Ian Goodhew.
Green Society Group has filed a notice of appearance with the Maple Valley Hearing Examiner to contest the city’s stop work order and unsafe notice.
Kentwood girls lead the Kent and Tahoma track and field teams after taking third at the 4A WIAA State Championship meet last week at Mt. Tahoma High in Tacoma.
Tahoma Junior High students planted flags in front of graves at Tahoma National Cemetery on Wednesday and Thursday as part of an annual trip prior to Memorial Day.
Kent and Tahoma track and field athletes compete on th second day of the WIAA 4A Trac and Field State Championship at Mt. Tahoma in Tacoma on Friday.
Valley Medical Center has changed its plans to open an emergency department in Covington, opting instead for an urgent and multi-specialty clinic.
It’s one small step for the northwest quadrant, one giant leap for future economic development in Maple Valley.
Having been a reporter for only a few years, I’ve already encountered a lot of misconceptions, confusion and stereotypes about the profession from peers, friends and family. Some of them are humorous. Others, to put it mildly, elevate one’s heart rate considerably.
The Kentwood, Kentridge, Kentlake and Tahoma fastpitch teams competed at the West Central-Southwest District fastpitch tournament at Sprinker Recreational Center in Spanaway on May 18 and May 19.
The Kentwood girls and Kent-Meridian boys put together strong performances at the West Central District meet on May 19-20 at Mt. Tahoma High in Tacoma.
The final shows of Kentwood’s 2012 production of “Man of La Mancha” will start at 7 p.m. on May 24-26 at the Performing Arts Center.