9 hrs ago | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Auburn teen calls 911 to report herself as a drunk driver
According to a Washington State Patrol release, a 19-year-old Auburn woman was arrested for physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated after calling 911 to report herself as 'very drunk' while stopped on the shoulder of state Route 167 in King County.
18 hrs ago | Dayton Daily News
'Homesick bandit' given four years in jail for robbery
The "homesick bandit" will spend four years in prison for robbing a Lebanon Cash Advance, according Lebanon police officials.
Yesterday | Auburn Reporter
Fairly Spiritual: Saying a special prayer for Auburn
Ia m going to take a bit of a risk with todaya s column. Ia m going to let you in on my prayer life for Auburn.
Drunk Auburn teen: Hello, 911? I'm so drunk my arm's growing numb
The sun hadn't yet come up, but she was intoxicated that she could barely see, and her arm was growing numb.
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Insurers Unlikely to Alter Policies in the Debate Over Mammograms
Published: Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 10:29 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 10:29 a.m. For years, breast cancer screening clinics have struggled.
Auburn calendar of events | Nov. 18
Auburn Tourism: For special events in the Auburn area, visit the Web site: www.auburntourism.com. Green River Montessori School 35th anniversary: 3-6 p.m., Nov.
Beware: Public asked to be on the lookout for dangerous wolf hybrid
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf hybrid? Concerned residents of the greater Auburn area that's who.
Election update: Lewis wins third term as mayor; Partridge prevails
It's all but official a ' Auburn Mayor Pete Lewis has won a third term, John Partridge will beat incumbent City Councilman Gene Cerino and the Auburn School District's capital improvements levy will pass.
Auburn's Jim Fugate prepares for day river turns on him
Nine years ago, Jim and Billie Fugate moved from their home of 29 years on Lea Hill to a house on Pike Street just where it curves into 12th Street.
Auburn cast presents 'Twelfth Night'
The Auburn High School Drama Department presents its fall show, "Twelfth Night", for six performances, Nov.
Suspected drunk driver in head-on collision
AUBURN, Wash. State troopers believe an Idaho man may have been drunk when he collided head-on with a car on State Route 18, sending that driver to the hospital early Thursday morning.
Vicious wolf-dog on the prowl in Auburn, Wash.
For some people, hybrid wolf dogs are pets. For others, they're predators. Gary Schukantz said he last saw his three small dogs in his backyard in the Heather Highlands just off of Southeast East Lake Holm Road.
Auburn calendar of events | Nov. 11
Everything Else An unbalanced attempt to address everything under the sun as well as everything else.
Auburn no stranger to alarm bells; preparing for flood threat
"We've been very, very busy," said Sarah Miller, emergency preparedness manager for the City of Auburn.
Election 2009 and the status quo | Bob Roegner
There are big changes ahead in the King County Courthouse and possibly Federal Way City Hall.
Women injured in 2-car accident
A woman in her mid-30s sustained serious injuries and was transported to Harborview Medical Center following a two car accident Sunday evening.
Auburn salutes vets Saturday with longtime Veterans Day parade
The parade brought a jet replica used in recruiting, an Uncle Sam and active-duty and retired military and their supporters to Auburn.
And Another Thing: More on the spirit and attitude of old age
My last column on Oct. 25 discussed people's reactions to a question "The New York Times" brought up: "When does old age begin?" And I asked the same question of Auburnites, from their early 20s through their late 60s.
Auburn to honor veterans in proud tradition with parade, observance
Flags, families and thousands of veterans will be in Auburn on Saturday to honor Americaa TMs veterans at 44th Annual Veterans Day Observance and Parade.
Corps: Dam work lessens Seattle-area flood chance
The Army Corps of Engineers says hurried repairs this summer at the Howard Hanson Dam have lessened the chances the Green River will flood this winter to 1-in-25. In this photo taken Sept.