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Quartermaster Harbor closed to shellfishing due to unsafe poison levels
The State Department of Health has closed recreational shellfish harvesting in Quartermaster Harbor beaches due to unsafe levels…
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Firefighters extinguish brush fire on West Hill in Kent
Fire broke out Tuesday evening, Aug. 16; four fire departments responded
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City of Kent files public nuisance suit against Phoenix Court Apartments
Seeks injunction in efforts to improve safety at crime-ridden complex
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Fire district makes moves, purchases following levy passage
District commissioners are now implementing improvements made possible by the increased taxpayer revenue.
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Some see promise in kelp farming, while others fear harms
Separate but simultaneous efforts by two Vashon entrepreneurs to create the area’s first commercial kelp farms might start…
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Prosecutors: Ruiz-Hernandez should remain in custody
In response to a motion to release islander Jesus Ruiz-Hernandez from jail, prosecutors have revealed new details about…
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King County issues Stage 2 burn ban in light of high temps | Local Services
All outdoor fires (fire bits and campfires) are prohibited; barbecues and grills are still allowed to be used.
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Hottest temps of the year hit WA this week
Call 2-1-1 to find free, local cooling centers in your area
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Microsoft CEO announces cricket stadium coming to Seattle area
Seattle Orcas co-owner discussed plans during Major League Cricket championship match.
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Voters approve levy ask, primary picks in school board race
Vashon voters approve the fire district’s levy lid lift, select two school board candidates for November ballot.
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Peak summer: Stepping out to dance and amble through town
Islanders of all ages danced in front of the stage, while others enjoyed picnics on the grass.
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Seahawks host mock game at Lumen Field | Preseason football 2023
“It’s great to get back in front of our fans in front of Lumen,” said QB Geno Smith.
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Tahoma School District ignored repeated warnings of ‘grooming-like behavior’
State education officials say case highlights need for more oversight of paraeducators.