Friday Oct 30 | Auburn Reporter
Discussions underway to help local business owners find flood insurance
South King County lawmakers are working with businesses to address the flood insurance crisis in the Green River Valley.
VRFA breaks ground on South Auburn Fire Station remodel
The Valley Regional Fire Authority Board of Governance broke ground last week on a $3.2 million remodel of the South Auburn Station 32 at 1951 R St.
Evergreen professor on leave in wake of school trips to Chile
Rebecca Moorman says the first clue that something was amiss with her field trip to Chile came when her professor at The Evergreen State College insisted her payment of more than $3,000 be deposited into his bank account.
Auburn A&E Calendar | Sept. 30
Auburn Tourism: For special events in the Auburn area, visit the Web site: www.auburntourism.com. Calling all musicians: 10-11:30 a.m., second and fourth Wednesday of the month, Auburn Senior Activity Center, 808 9th SE.
Introducing the World's First CPU Powered Smart Light
The XIL-M1 has the world's most powerful 32 bit microcontroller integrated in the housing.
Reaching Out Fair set for Oct. 8
The public is invited to attend the 11th annual Reaching Out Fair at the Auburn Performing Arts Center on Oct.
Fire & rescue blotter | Sept. 11
The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 171 calls for service between Aug.
Fire & rescue blotter | Aug. 28
The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 187 calls for service between Aug.
Auburn to pad patrols as part of Drive Hammered, Get Nailed enforcement campaign
Auburn, Algona and Pacific police will be occupying extra DUI patrols throughout King County a ' beginning Friday and continuing to Sept.
Historian putting pieces of Pacific's past together
Given 100 years of history, scattered research options and a few weeks to assemble a presentation, J. Clark McAbee accepted the challenge.
Two Algona men killed in single-car accident near Lake Tapps
Two men were killed early Saturday morning in a single-vehicle accident on 214th Avenue East north of Snag Island on Lake Tapps.
Volunteers answer call to help with Algona Days
Coming into this yeara s Algona Days celebration, Mayor David Hill had doubts about the feasibility of the city continuing to run its annual community showcase event.
Boy Scout troops help save life of injured bicyclist
Putting their training to the ultimate test, these Boys Scouts became quick-thinking saviors.
Authorities Investigate Algona Fire
Investigators are trying to determine the cause of a house fire in Algona. A witness reported seeing flames coming from the back of a house on the 600 block of Algona Blvd just before midnight Thursday.
Upcoming vote: Do Kent residents want to have a regional fire agency?
Voters in Kent, Covington and King County Fire District 37 could see a ballot measure next April about whether to approve formation of a regional fire authority.
With slow dam repairs, city braces for possible floods
Two weeks ago the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that testing at Howard Hansen Dam on the upper Green River has shown things are no better than they were last January when floodwater opened two depressions on the dam's right abutment.
Ross Hunter emerged from his car in a north Sammamish neighborhood and lathered up his bare forearms with sunscreen.
Renton wetland opens to wonderous reception
Ten-year-old Talaya Logan pointed excitedly, proclaiming: "Whoa, guys, look." A bird flew past Logan and fellow members of Mr.