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Former Federal Way Wal-Mart employee Kim Quartimon took part in a Walmart Workers for Change event Oct. 26. She expressed her desire to see the corporate company provide more affordable health coverage to its employees. Quartimon and others asked the store's management to 'take off their masks' and help out employees.

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Federal Way Wal-Mart workers rally for better benefits

A small group of current and former Wal-Mart employees rallied for improved employer responsibility from the megastore Oct.…

Business

The Commons mall welcomes liquor for the holidays

The Commons mall now offers customers a chance to purchase spirits throughout the holiday season. A liquor and…

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Asphalt Overlay Project for FW streets

The Federal Way City Council has approved a preliminary list of streets to receive an asphalt overlay as…

New playground equipment at Saghalie Park will include several climbing and up-to-date attractions. The toys could be in place by year's end.

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Playground improvements on tap at four Federal Way parks

Four local parks are scheduled for improvements that include new play equipment and safety features. On Oct. 20,…

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City seeks grants to fight seaweed at Dumas Bay

Federal Way is pursuing two state grants to research and address an abundance of algae blooms that routinely…

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Courts are exempt from state’s Public Records Act

The Washington State Supreme Court ruled 7-to-2 earlier this month to exempt courts from the state’s Public Records…

Federal Way police patrol the transit center in February 2008

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Federal Way Transit Center: Joint policing plan intended to reduce crime, increase safety

Beginning next month, an agreement between local police, Sound Transit and King County Metro is expected to provide…

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Violent incidents spark action at Federal Way Transit Center

Several of the items included in a new joint policing plan between Sound Transit, Federal Way police and…

Attorney Aaron Laing

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Northshore development: Residents await conclusion after long battle

Within a month, a nearly three-year debate as to whether several hundred homes will replace Northeast Tacoma’s North…

Federal Way resident Vince Stansbury's Halloween decorations were ruined Oct. 18 while he was at home. The vandals also egged Stansbury's home. Now

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Halloween vandals’ trick is no treat; reward offered for information

In a matter of seconds, vandals threatened the spirit of Halloween for Federal Way resident Vince Stansbury. Around…

Brooklake Christian School fourth-graders (from left) Claire Thorson

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Brooklake students ‘just say yes’ to drug-free living

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Kloshe Illahee resident John Guillory displays items that were donated as contributions to the manufactured park's emergency plan. The materials are housed in a shed on the property.

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Kloshe Illahee community: A model for emergency preparedness

Residents at Kloshe Illahee manufactured homes park are ready to take on disasters. The folks are trained through…

Brooklake Christian School fourth-graders (from left) Claire Thorson

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Law enforcement representatives gathered at Brooklake Christian School on Oct. 6 to deliver a message to its student…

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Hit-and-run update

The 14-year-old boy who was struck by a motorist Oct. 10 near Highway 161 remains at Harborview Medical…

Surveillance photo of robbery suspect.

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Federal Way police seek armed robbery suspect

Federal Way police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying an armed robbery suspect. At 12:35 a.m. Oct.…

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City at odds over zoning variance for 24-Hour Fitness

A hearing examiner will soon decide whether to grant a zoning variance to allow a well-known fitness club…

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Federal Way pays $2.2 million settlement over girl’s playground injury

Federal Way settled an $80 million lawsuit by agreeing to pay $2.2 million to the family of a…

Federal Way is investing in its small businesses with the hope they will revitalize the city.

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Business incubator: Investing in Federal Way’s economy

Federal Way is investing in its small businesses with the hope they will revitalize the city. On Oct.…

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Lagging economy delivers a blow to Federal Way’s budget

Federal Way will once again adjust its budget in response to the economy. The mid-biennium budget process is…

Opinion

Council owed public a recusal over Proposition One | Jacinda Howard

Federal Way’s city council members are elected to act in the best interests of their constituents. They are…