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Marchione announces he will not run for re-election for Redmond mayor
When his term ends in December, he will have served 12 years in office.
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It looks a lot like Inslee is running for president
New statements and political fundraising from Gov. Inslee point toward a 2020 presidential bid
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Man arrested for stealing liquor from grocery store | Police blotter
Police blotter for Dec. 6-8.
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State Supreme Court upholds King County youth jail levy
The decision, issued Dec. 27, sided with King County and allows it to keep collecting revenue.
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How does the Texas ACA ruling affect Washington
A ruling last week from a Texas judge striking down the ACA will likely be overturned.
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VW settlement brings electric transit, low-emission school buses to LWSD
More than 80 districts and 19 public transit fleets will receive $22 million from VW settlement to improve…
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Harborview Hall homeless shelter opens
Bellevue-based group trying to acquire surplus King County land
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Pedestrian killed in vehicle collision
Investigators believe inclement weather and low visibility were the major factor.
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UPDATE: 911 services partially back online, FCC investigates
CenturyLink and King County report most 911 calls are getting through.
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Suspect smashes and grabs purse in a car prowl | Police blotter
The Redmond police blotter for Dec. 3 through 5.
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43 LWSD teachers achieve, renew National Board Certification
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards is the highest certification a teacher can achieve.
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Redmond Mayor John Marchione appointed chair of Sound Transit Board
Steilacoom Mayor Ron Lucas and Everett Councilmember Paul Roberts to serve as vice chairs.
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King County launches text to 911 service
The service will help the hearing impaired and those experiencing domestic violence.
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Cat-sitter finds home ransacked | Police blotter
The Redmond police blotter for Nov. 21 and 22. Courtesy of the Redmond Police Department Blog.
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Puget Sound prepares for the big one
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing disaster.
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John Taylor appointed first director of Department of Local Services for King County
Starting January 1, Taylor will lead the new Department of Local Services to better meet the needs of…
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Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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State Supreme Court strikes down I-27; King County will pursue safe consumption sites
The decision upholds a court ruling keeping the anti-consumption site initiative off the ballot.