In stark contrast to last year’s 700-member live audience, Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell delivered the annual State of the City address virtually on Feb.… Continue reading
Federal Way Police Blotter
Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log Feb. 17-21
The Mirror asked various officials about their favorite books and current reads.
The governor issued a weekslong pause on regions moving backward, but has yet to outline a Phase 3.
The driver ran a red light and was confronted by police within minutes of stealing the car.
Questions about future public benefit remain.
Fall City, Kent libraries among six selected for partial reopening.
A top UW doctor talks new strains, masks and when normal could return.
A Senate bill takes aim at a state law requiring anyone seeking elected office to be a citizen.
In coordination with President Joe Biden’s order honoring the more than 500,000 Americans who have lost their lives to COVID-19, Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell… Continue reading
Two months after the COVID vaccine landed in Washington, many still struggle to secure their shots.
Scientists say viruses reproduce and mutate at higher rates, creating viral variants.
The federal funds will go to fight COVID, aid renters and reopen shuttered schools and businesses.
Councilmember Greg Baruso announced his run for election to Federal Way City Council Position 2. Baruso was appointed to council in March 2020 after a… Continue reading
Federal Way Police Blotter
Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log Feb. 10-16
No new cases found as of Feb. 15, hospital says.
Minor injuries reported from the two-car collision.
Over a foot of snow fell in the Puget Sound area over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Study shows infection rates to be two to four times higher than expected among minority groups.
Todd Peterman-Dishion of Everett, let go by Boeing and addicted, turned to dark internet commerce.
