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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
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Precautions to take around trains
Pedestrians need to be careful around trains to avoid any fatal accidents
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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”
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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
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Beware of Jury Duty scams
The Better Business Bureau warns of Kootenai County Sheriff’s Impersonators
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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.
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Burglaries, DUIs, larceny and more | Police Blotter
A vacant home was entered and vandalized on March 18
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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
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Deputy of the year for 2016 named
King County Sheriff’s Deputy Kyle Riches was named Deputy of the Year for 2016
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Tests show voting increase
King County Elections tried something new last month when ballots were mailed out
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Green River College announces four finalists in presidential search
Green River College has named four finalists in the search for its next president
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Tahoma Bear Metal robotics team qualifies for district championships
Bear Metal, competed in the Pacific Northwest District Competition on March 17 and 18
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Cotton swabs and safe ear practices
In a recent unscientific survey, eight out of 10 people reported they routinely use cotton swabs
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Metro considering simpler bus fares; public invited to weigh in
Riders in King County and the greater region struggle with the complexity of Metro’s fare structure
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North Cascade Highway newsletter update
The highway clearing begins April 10, but heavy snowpack could keep it closed until June
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The hidden dangers of open windows
Last week was the beginning of spring and an end to one of the wettest winters ever
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Abandoned mobile home fire in Maple Valley | Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety
A passerby saw a large amount of smoke coming from the abandoned trailer.
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Puget Sound Regional Council to conduct regional travel study
The council is conducting the study to understand the transportation needs and preferences of residents