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Mayor delivers State of the City address

Dovey notes past successes, future challenges

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Burglars deal a blow to schools

Theft and mischief affect the surrounding community as district steps up security

Shannon Knoben

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Decatur singers start spreading the news

Cabaret Night will raise money for choir's trip to the Big Apple

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News briefs: Plea deal in death of shaken baby

News briefs from Federal Way

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Elective courses evolve with the times

In a departure from traditional home economics, schools teach a new set of life skills

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News briefs: Pedestrian vs. vehicle

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Volunteers offer free tax assistance

Services help people save money

Director of Economic Development Patrick Doherty

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Green is the goal for Federal Way

City officials explore environmentally-friendly solutions

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School libraries await financial rescue

Proposed bill would add funds across the state

Douglas Henness

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Homeless face the cold truth

Coalition's annual count supports study of survival

Heather Dunlap poses in her wedding gown at Julie's Fashion in Federal Way. Dionne Agostini

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Fife resident's start-up organization acts as a catalyst

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Police nab suspect in transit center shooting

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Megan Johnson

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Megan’s Mission spreads warmth

Teen helps the homeless through her nonprofit organization

Jennifer Kennedy

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‘Boot camp’ recruits local women for early exercise

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A night in the life of a K-9 cop

Graveyard shift keeps Federal Way police busy

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Mayor proposal: Dollars and sense

Financial contributions add up in battle over city's political future

A 55-year-old Federal Way man was transported to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle on Feb. 22 after he caught fire and suffered serious burns as a result of a house fire. The blaze began around 2:45 a.m. at a residence on 8th Avenue South and South 293rd Street in Federal Way.

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Man burned in morning blaze; shooting suspect turns himself in

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Debi Dopps fills a bag with toiletries and other items for homeless women in Federal Way.

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Hygiene help for the homeless

Volunteers make kits for women

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Police seek suspect in fatal shooting

News briefs: Judge is still under scrutiny

Top Foods in Federal Way displays its reusable bags in the front of its store. Pictured behind the bags is employee Regina Bartlotti.

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Plastic grocery bags face extinction

State law would hold stores responsible for offering environmentally-friendly options