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Organizers of the 10-year reunion this summer of the Tahoma High School class of 1998 are asking for help contacting some of their old classmates.
Covington will observe its fourth annual April Pools Day from noon to 4 p.m. this Saturday at the Covington Aquatic Center.
Covington’s Christmas tree is gone — for now.
Kentwood sophomore Eric Foss was the third-place finisher in the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair April 4-5 in Bremerton.
In a reminder that winter-type weather hasn’t gone away despite the start of spring, a portion of State Route 18 was closed temporarily Wednesday morning because of black ice on the roadway.
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Work has begun in earnest on a multi-phase project involving the former King County Journal campus in Kent, which once included the news, business and production office of the Reporter.
Metropolitan King County Councilman Reagan Dunn has completed what he calls his annual swing through his council district.
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Pastor Shane Taylor felt there was something more that Common Ground Church could be actively involved in.
King County officials and panelists emphasized the importance of fairness and equal opportunities for people of all colors and incomes during a town hall-style meeting that drew a packed-room audience.
