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 Developers changing their tune regarding Symphony development timeline
Federal Way residents may have to wait up to 12 more months before crews began constructed the long-awaited mixed use multi-plex in the heart of downtown.
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Business opening, businesses closing...It's the economy
A reader, Rick Hughes, writes to ask, "Why does this city have so many businesses close down. I just learned we are losing the Roadhouse Grill next Sunday. Pop's Pizza and the Shell gas station at 312th and 1st Ave last week!"
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Federal Way Farmers Market in full swing
Like snow angels in winter, Olivia Barbera and Sophia Larson made pavement angels with chalk at the Federal Way Farmer's Market. Olivia, 5, and Sophia 4-1/2 are the daughters of Terry Barbera and Fernanda Larson of Federal Way.
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King County jail locations questioned
Officials from cities in north and east King County are recommending to their councils building a single 640 bed municipal jail facility to serve their collective needs
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Hearty souls set for swim across Sound
On Saturday, Aug. 23, a number of hearty souls will swim from Des Moines Beach Park across Puget Sound to Point Robinson on Maury Island.
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Light rail to 272nd endorsed
On July 10, the Des Moines City Council approved a draft resolution to the South Transit board of directors endorsing a South Transit 2 plan for light rail.
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Des Moines eyes half century
A city, just like a person, gets to celebrate its 50th birthday only once.
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Patterson warns of cutbacks in public health programs
The projected shortfall in King County's general fund could jeopardize a variety of public health programs including disease control and direct care at public health clinics, according to the chair of the King County Board of Health.
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Tires slashed; business owners believe co-workers to blame
1. Federal Way officers followed up on a report of malicious mischief that occurred at a residence on the 32600 block of 16th Court Southwest. When the police arrived, they spoke with the victim, Rafael Rios Serratos, who stated that four vehicles were damaged on his property. According to Serratos, one tire on each of his four vehicles had been slashed with a sharp object by an unknown person or persons. The tires were all flat, Serratos told police. The incident occurred sometime between 10 p.m. on July 15 and 6 a.m. on July 16. Officers could locate no fingerprints at the scene. Serratos told police that he believed the suspect or suspects might one of his co-workers. The victim said that he's been having problems with some of his co-workers lately. Serratos owns a gray 2008 Mazda, a white 2005 Nissan, a yellow 2002 Ford and a silver 1996 Dodge. The Federal Way police have no suspect information at this time and have closed the case pending new leads.
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