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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

The month wants to call attention to a deadly and costly problem

Overnight parking for homeless in the works

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Overnight parking for homeless in the works

Nancy Huntington had the idea of having a safe place for homeless individuals to stay overnight in their…

Kent School District hosts sign-up event for Section 8 housing wait list

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Kent School District hosts sign-up event for Section 8 housing wait list

The Kent School District and the King County Housing Authority (KCHA) will host a community sign-up event for…

Tips for avoiding prom scams

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Tips for avoiding prom scams

Before teenagers dance the night away, families will need a checklist to prepare for a scam-free prom

New plans and events | Community News and Notes

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New plans and events | Community News and Notes

Kent School District held its first of two meetings to discuss the district’s strategic plan

Judge clarifies ruling in OPMA case

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Judge clarifies ruling in OPMA case

The King County Superior Court recently clarified its most recent ruling in the OPMA case

Stolen checks, broken chair, car prowler and more | Police Blotter

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Stolen checks, broken chair, car prowler and more | Police Blotter

On March 29 it was reported that a check was stolen from a mailbox and was cashed

Stolen vehicle, shoplifters, bar fight and more | Police Blotter

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Stolen vehicle, shoplifters, bar fight and more | Police Blotter

On March 24 it was reported that a vehicle was stolen from a residence in Pebble Creek

Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety fire benefit charge returns to ballot

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Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety fire benefit charge returns to ballot

The Aug. 1 primary election ballot will feature another go at the fire benefit charge

Diane Anderson pleads for her son, Nicholas Anderson, at his sentencing Friday at the Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent on four counts of vehicular homicide (DUI) one count of vehicular assault, one aggravated count to to vehicular assault and one count of reckless endangerment for the Oct. 25, 2014 accident that killed four young people and left one permanently impaired. Judge Cheryl B. Carrey imposed an exceptional sentence of 50.3 years in prison. ROBERT WHALE, Auburn Reporter

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Man sentenced to 50 years in Auburn DUI crash that killed 4

The insults done to the bodies of the five victims in the crash of 2014 shocked and seared…

Ex-Kent City Councilwoman Albertson to run for mayor

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Ex-Kent City Councilwoman Albertson to run for mayor

Former Kent City Councilwoman Elizabeth Albertson will run for mayor.

Hargrove introduces REAL ID compliance bill

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Hargrove introduces REAL ID compliance bill

The bill will bring Washington state into full compliance with the federal REAL ID Act of 2005

Precautions to take around trains

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Precautions to take around trains

Pedestrians need to be careful around trains to avoid any fatal accidents

Kent School District to hold public presentations

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Kent School District to hold public presentations

The presentations will be on the District’s plan, “Blueprint: Leaning forward Together 2016-2021”

Pet license outreach and education program begins April 1

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Pet license outreach and education program begins April 1

Staff from Regional Animal Services will inform residents about the benefits of pet licensing

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Shoppers to see higher sales tax rates April 1 in many areas statewide

Many consumers will see their local sales tax rates increase starting Saturday, April 1

Beware of Jury Duty scams

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Beware of Jury Duty scams

The Better Business Bureau warns of Kootenai County Sheriff’s Impersonators

Wasdin resigns as King County Library System director after code of conduct violation

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Wasdin resigns as King County Library System director after code of conduct violation

Gary Wasdin, director of the King County Library System (KCLS) since January 2015, has resigned.

Burglaries, DUIs, larceny and more | Police Blotter

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Burglaries, DUIs, larceny and more | Police Blotter

A vacant home was entered and vandalized on March 18

Board of Trustees pass resolution supporting safe environment

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Board of Trustees pass resolution supporting safe environment

Green River College’s Board of Trustees wants people to know it is a safe and welcoming environment