Rep. Patrick Sullivan, Covington-D, said that if elected to his third term in Position 2 in the 47th Legislative District he will make school finance reform and improving the state’s economic climate among his top priorities.
In its 120-plus years, the Mary Olson Farm on Green River Road had seen many such mornings, crisp and clean and cool, golds and reds crowning the trees in the orchard and woods with autumn glory.
Dorothy Marion Bothell devoted her life to her family, the family business and civic duty.
When Thel Harbin lost her beloved husband to leukemia in 2004 three years after his terminal diagnosis, she assured herself she had time to prepare for his death, that she could get through the pain.
A Seattle-based real estate investment and development firm and the City of Auburn officially exchanged downtown properties on two blocks…
Before Alfred and Anna Olson sold the 5-acre triangular strip of land on the north end of their Green River Road farm to King County decades ago, it had been their major field, as the piles of drying hay captured in aerial photographs dating to the 1930s clearly attest.
There is no money in the kitty to effect needed repairs and spruce up the Auburn Avenue Theater, and given the state of the economy there probably won’t be for several years.
Auburn Police Chief Jim Kelly drew gasps, oohs and ahhs in City Council chambers early last week when he showed video clips of red light runners ploughing unlawfully through city intersections and almost smashing into vehicles lawfully there.
When Auburn residents open their mail next month, they will learn they’re about to pay more for water and storm drainage.
The mass transit ballot proposal Sound Transit will place before voters Nov. 4 would cost Puget Sound residents about $69 a year, about the price of a single tank of gas, collecting on a 5/10s of 1 percent sales tax increase a total of $17.8 billion for 2009 to 2023.
If you are passing by the Auburn Avenue Theater at 10 Auburn Avenue, look up and you’ll see something interesting – a new marquee.
Responding to an inquiry Monday evening from an Auburn resident about the plodding pace of development in downtown Auburn compared to Kent Station, Mayor Pete Lewis was reciting some history when a bit of impromptu drama stole the show.
Gang graffiti splashed on school bathrooms and on buildings and fences; toughs and wanna-be toughs flashing gang signs; kids wearing the colors; heads crowned with dew rags.
King County owns the 5.18 acre chunk of land on Green River Road, and the City of Auburn wants it to add to the Mary Olson Farm to the immediate south.
ACAP Child and Family Services in Les Gove Park started out life in the education wing of White River Presbyterian Church 38 years ago.
Instructor Monica Boldizsar put herself and three students through the rigors of intermediate-advanced adult hip-hop class at Auburn Dance Center.
Auburn Police Chief Jim Kelly told the Planning and Community Development Committee Monday that there are more than two dozen aggressive panhandlers regularly at work in Auburn.
Many of the usual signs of graduation were in evidence Monday night at the Auburn School District Administration Building – supporters, school board president with outstretched hand, diploma.
City Council members will consider adopting at their regular Oct. 6 meeting a master plan agreement with Alpert International LLC, the Seattle-based development firm that is proposing to build the sprawling Auburn Junction project on four blocks between the Sound Transit Station, Main Street and A Street Southeast.
In 1969, the Pacific Northwest cheered on the Seattle Pilots, Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, and Auburn celebrated the opening of its Municipal Airport.
