Police blotter
Victim thinks pile of bones, and bag of bones and rotting meat was harassment.
Groundbreaking
The district expects the new building to open by fall 2021.
The funding will be split evenly between increasing deputies, security and social services.
An entrance to the courthouse was closed after an assault.
After five years, the county has updated regulations surrounding alcohol production and tasting.
Shooting threats
Federal Way police ramped up security on campus Monday, and will continue to do so on Tuesday as well.
Bulb sale
Anyone interested in lowering their carbon footprint (and saving on energy) is encouraged to attend the bulb sale.
Christmas tree lighting
The city of Federal Way held their annual Christmas tree lighting on Saturday.
Sweeping staircase
The downtown staircase just below the PAEC offers a connected path to Town Square Park.
Eviction laws
Following wins in Burien and Federal Way, just cause evictions are on the 2020 Legislative agenda.
“World War II: Washington Remembers”
The society’s annual open house and exhibit grand opening is 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
The Federal Way location is one of 12 clubs honored among 400 clubs nation-wide.
Last year, Department of Natural Resources responded to record number of wildfires.
Flying special interest flags at City Hall
Council votes to move issue in front of mayor to decide on whether to authorize special interest flags at City Hall.
City’s severe weather shelter plan ‘ready to go’
Church of the Nazarene or Family Life Community Church will be first to open doors when temperatures dip to 32 degrees for 24 consecutive hours.
In King County, supply doesn’t meet demand for child care.
Annual holiday event canceled
Wild Waves Theme & Water Park cancels annual Holiday with Lights due to weather, low attendance.
Police blotter
Police and fire personnel inspected the grenade, which appeared to be real.
South King Fire & Rescue budget
$1.3 million budget increase will fund staffing for an additional aid car, and will help district replace fire rescue boat.
Sweeping staircase
Local dignitaries will gather Dec. 4 to cut the ribbon to celebrate the completion of the Town Center steps project.
