Giving Gobbler
Former Federal Way community leader Robert T. Wood died Nov. 4, 2008, in Ontario, Calif., at age 83. A resident of Palm Desert, Calif., Wood died after a brief illness.
A public hearing Nov. 12 at The Commons mall allowed residents to visually interpret how options to relieve traffic at the Interstate 5/South 320th Street interchange would affect them.
Dozens upon dozens from all over Western Washington crammed into a small auditorium Thursday in Olympia.
“I want a better life for myself and my family,” said Mayra Rodriguez, a sophomore at Thomas Jefferson High School….
Grant Gaspard, former South King Fire and Rescue assistant chief and chief financial officer, pleaded guilty Nov. 6 to mail fraud.
South King Fire and Rescue urges teenagers to give a little and enjoy some friendly competition this holiday season in exchange for school prizes.
Federal Way will close a portion of the West Campus Trail, an extension of the BPA Trail, from Nov. 13 through December in order to remove about 60 cottonwood trees and several alder trees that are diseased and have damaged the path.
The following is a sample from the Federal Way police public information log:
Putting forth a balanced biennial budget could mean cutting security at the Federal Way Municipal Court. To date, all city…
The stuff tasted awful and the thick smoke was hard to take in.
I laid the glass pipe on the table and sat back into the couch. Within seconds, I began to feel dizzy and gravity seemed to pull me toward the floor. I laid my head back and let my mind wander.
I was drifting through nonsensical thoughts when someone asked me a question.
Fear of President-elect Barack Obama’s change has sent Federal Way residents running to buy guns. Local sporting goods stores and…
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The city council and management staff reviewed results of Federal Way’s Citizen Survey on Nov. 5 at a special meeting.
Triangulating blood spatter. Mixing the formula for molds. Measuring footprints.
A lackluster economy is a boon for Panther Lake Elementary — a boon worth more than $1 million.
Misdemeanor charges were dropped during a court trial Nov. 5 in Federal Way’s first contested aggressive begging case.
As of Thursday, Republican State Rep. Skip Priest widened the lead in his re-election bid for District 30. About 1,000…
