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 A Day on the Lake
As "Junuary" in the Northwest comes to an end, and the weather finally warms, residents of Federal Way venture outdoors to take advantage of the city's numerous parks and lakes. Last week, these locals took a dip in the cool waters of Five Mile Lake.
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Centerstage received $10,000 operations grant
Centerstage is pleased to announce the award of a $10,000 Grant from the Seattle Foundation to help cover the Federal Way Theatre Company's operating expenses through the 2008-2009 season.
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Fuses to be fired on 4th at marina
There are so many catch phrases to describe America and the freedom we enjoy: Home of the Free, Land of the Brave.
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Program for transportation approved in Des Moines
The Des Moines City Council approved on June 26, with two conditions, the city's six-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 2009-2014.
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County's budget crisis, what it means to us
The King County Executive, along with the Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and judges from around the county, recently revealed that King County is facing a budget crisis of great magnitude.
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New precinct hours scheduled for Des Moines south station
New service hours at the Des Moines Police Department's south station will better serve the needs of the community, Chief Roger Baker said in announcing the changes.
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Police Blotter (top)
June 22 Federal Way Police were called to the scene of a possible fraud case at 9:35 am on the 2800 block of Pacific Highway South. The complainant reported that she had just purchased a High School Year Book and had put down her purse. When she returned, she found her wallet missing, requiring her to call VISA to cancel her credit card. VISA representatives informed the complainant that someone had tried to use her card at the local Safeway store.
June 22 Officers responded to a call for a property theft involving a bicycle that was left unattended at a tanning salon near the 3400 block of Hoyt Rd. The victim indicated that they had parked the bicycle, a pastel green and pink 24" 'Jazz Rocket TRQ' in some arbor vitae trees along side a fence by Walgreens. When they finished the tanning session, the unlocked bicycle was gone.
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