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Saw this beautiful mermaid carving while driving in Redondo Beach Drive on our way to Salty's Restaurant in Des Moines.
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Washington Man Convicted for Making Threats Against Companies
Des Moines Man Convicted of Internet Threats of Violence, Possessing a Firearm During Threats of Violence, and Identity Theft Man Made Multiple Threats to Boeing Company and Anacortes Oil Refinery GINO AUGUSTUS TURRELLA, 47, of Des Moines, Washington, was convicted today in U.S. District Court in Seattle of 19 felony counts regarding threats he ...
Des Moines man convicted of Internet threats against Boeing, Chevron, Shell
A U.S. District Court jury convicted a 47-year-old Des Moines man Friday of 19 felony counts in connection with threats he made against the Boeing Co., Shell Oil and Chevron Oil.
Tickets on sale now for Snowbound Breeders Theater's new show
It's the middle of winter in the Washington cascades, and in a mountain pass town a mysterious visitor arrives at a small hotel just before a winter storm blocks the path both ways.
Former Boeing employee convicted of sending threatening e-mails
A former Boeing employee was convicted Friday in federal court of 19 felonies for sending threatening e-mails to officials at Boeing, Shell Oil and Chevron Oil companies, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Mayor-elect Lacher: 'This is an amazing, forward-thinking place to live'
Carrie Lacher, 54, was elected Friday Harbor's 28th mayor Tuesday. She is the first woman elected to the job in the town's 100-year history.
Election too close to call in SeaTac
Fueled by outrage over the current city administration, a proposition to institute popular election of a strong mayor and a slate of three candidates took on SeaTac city government in the Nov.
Des Moines restaurant scene changing
Driving through Des Moines, one sees many small businesses trying to survive the economic downturn.
Des Moines parents angry about North Hill elementary incident
In the week preceding Halloween, parents had more to be worried about than costumes and pumpkin carving.
Kent Valley flood evacuation routes lead to Des Moines
Just because Des Moines is not at risk for flooding does not mean it will not be affected, Des Moines Police Chief Roger Baker told council members on Oct.
Working toward a safer transit center
He spit on the sidewalk and wound up in handcuffs. It was a trivial infraction, but the young man who committed it is now banned from the Federal Way Transit Center for previous bad behavior.
Progress not fast enough to meet goals for Highline schools
The Highline School District has made progress in its measures of success but the trajectory needs to increase faster to meet the 2013 targets, board members were told Oct.
Street Law: A lesson on the rights of students
The latest Street Law presentation on students' legal and constitutional rights drew a small crowd a ' and a barrage of questions including the rights of students to free expression, religion, due process, privacy and search and seizure.
Des Moines lawmakers might have to choose between parks and police
During preliminary discussions for Des Moines 2010 budget it became apparent the two departments that will be looked at most closely are Parks and Recreation and Police.
Two charged with burglary, one charged with rape
Two men who police said broke into a Des Moines apartment were charged Thursday with first-degree burglary, and one was charged with raping one of the residents.
Hutchison accuses Constantine of improperly pressuring colleagues
King County executive candidate Susan Hutchison said 2-year-old e-mails show her opponent, Metropolitan King County Councilmember Dow Constantine, improperly pressured his colleagues to vote for a ferry tax by threatening to kill a separate tax for flood control.
Pacific storm blows into W. Wash.
Several communities are already reporting trees down as the first fall windstorm moves into Western Washington.