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State Sen. Tracey J. Eide, D-Federal Way, has successfully secured $500,000 in funding toward a Federal Way performing…

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The “Go Green or Go Home” Team is a group of teens who hope to bring together youth…

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Healthy lifestyle puts weight loss within reach

Simple steps can kick-start your metabolism

Lee Mattox of Brown's Point walks the family dog

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Wanted: Your feedback on public parks

State wants to prepare recreational areas for the future

Mary Ellard-Ivey and her daughters Fionnuala and Molly make Irish soda bread.

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Irish heritage holds a priceless piece of family’s heart

Fire and Ice Irish Dancers group meets in Federal Way

Bernedine Lund

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Ivy: A tree’s worst enemy

Volunteers crusade against a dominating plant

One-year-old Emma Patterson and her twin

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Persevering through the pain

Family stays strong as baby twins battle rare disease

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Faith community buzzes over Dream Center

Service helps the city's homeless and working poor

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School board seeks applicants

Finalists for vacant seat will be selected next month

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News briefs: Town hall meetings; Pac Highway construction

Town hall meetings Mayor Jack Dovey and Deputy Mayor Eric Faison invite residents to join them for an…

Todd Beamer High School's Junior ROTC drill teams practice marching about 6 a.m. March 6 in the school's gymnasium.

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Junior ROTC marches past misunderstandings

Students learn life and leadership skills

Mateo Hill

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Mainly Music: A medley of learning that’s kid-tested and mother-approved

Busy moms also get a chance to rest and socialize

Building official Lee Bailey uses a map and colored markers during the EOC's earthquake drill March 5 to illustrate what areas of the city were suffering damage.

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Earthquake drill draws a fair shake

Effort illustrates city’s preparedness to protect

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School bond faces money hurdle

State health officials propose new building rules that could cost Federal Way as much as $18 million

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Plenty of volunteer opportunities help make Federal Way a better place

Paul Wezeman

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Teacher of the year honored at Literacy Breakfast

VIDEO EXTRA: Guest speaker Bob Milliken at the Communities In Schools event held Feb. 29

Todd Beamer High School students Alex Schultz

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Fast-acting teens tap CPR training

Victim cart-wheeled in the air three times before collapsing on sidewalk

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Tourism means money and map presence

Most visitors are in Federal Way to work, but leisure will deliver the cash

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Community center seeks profitability

City will revamp business plan to strengthen customer appeal

King County Long-Term Care Ombudsmen were present during the ombudsman panel discussion held Feb. 26 at the Federal Way Community Center.

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Ombudsmen advocate on behalf of long-term care patients

Volunteers ensure elderly residents know their rights