Federal Way, WA News

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• Gov. Gregoire targets high gas prices | WA drivers pay $4.24/gallon
• Man shot at Super 8 Hotel in fight over woman
• Cop catches couple 'arguing' in backseat | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way high schools make Washington Post list
• Crime Stoppers tip leads to arrest in Auburn of fugitive who prompted Jefferson lockdown
• Hey Centerstage Friends, We've got a friend going into the wilds of Bolivia on a...
• Dedicated to the Gals of Tommy!
• Renton-based Taco Time marks 50th anniversary
• David Duvall has done it again! Yes, more wonderful music coming your way on Jun...
• With a fond farewell - we say goodbye to Tommy, and the fabulous cast and crew t...
• Sprouts of help for Federal Way families
• AG's office touts settlement from RealNetworks
• Salmon savers: Spring Valley Montessori nurses creek to health
• Fabulous show last night! Only two shows left in this terrific performance. Come...
• Federal Way veteran's career spans four decades, three continents
• Last weekend of Tommy - Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 2pm. Go to...
• Gas prices in region to jump again
• Federal Way schools brace for less federal funding
• Adam Smith faces four challengers for District 9 Congress seat | ELECTION
• Human trafficking: McKenna, AG's blast Backpage.com
• Otis Clark, world's oldest traveling preacher, dies at 109
• State sues UPS after crash injures Federal Way pastor
• Federal Way custodian on paid leave after escaping death
• Breath of inspiration: Auburn woman, nation's longest-living lung-transplant patient, passes away
• Man offers to kill someone | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way business incubator starts new direction
• South King County fights gangs
• Federal Way honors 'Top Shot' contestant Sumpter
• Federal Way approves Hylebos preservation program
• Kent Police fail to find warrant suspect after eight-hour standoff | Update
• Thomas Jefferson High School on lockdown
• Tommy has two weekends left - come to our house to see it! Call 253.661.1444 or...
• Assault victim too drunk for details | Federal Way crime blotter
• Congestion fee begins for car tabs | King County offers free bus rides
• Kent man charged with animal cruelty for shooting dachshund in leg
• Adderall remains popular ‘study drug’ for students
• Saturday matinees are no longer available, BUT Fri and Sat Eves at 8pm are and s...
• Fallen soldiers memorial dedicated Saturday at Saghalie | Slideshow
• South King County recognizes David T. Denny Cabin Day
• WA students improve science scores
• MADD honors Sen. Tracey Eide for DUI laws
• Mom's get in to Tommy for half-price on Mother's day! Come on down to our house!...
• St. Francis Hospital marks 25 years in Federal Way
• Free shuttle service for Federal Way seniors
• It's a Sensation - The Who's Tommy! #vr4smallbiz
• Washington battles whooping cough epidemic
• Crew saves dummies from drowning in Federal Way
• Driver smashes several vehicles in Twin Lakes
• Federal Way celebrates historic Denny Cabin remodeling | PHOTOS
• Federal Way schools avoid teacher layoffs | Legislative 'ghosts' haunt district
• Federal Way crime is down across the board
• Kent Police arrest two after car chase reaches 100 mph on Highway 167
• Occupy Federal Way joins Bank of America protests
• "I'm Free!" Win 2 tickets to Tommy this Sunday, May 13 at 2pm. The first two peo...
• "I'm Free!" Win 2 tickets to Tommy this Sunday, May 13 at 2pm. The first two pe...
• Shoplifter's contest entry leads to arrest | Federal Way crime blotter
• Grants help Federal Way reduce waste, boost recycling
• Walter Backstrom, former columnist, dies in homeless shelter
• South King Fire levy will get second chance with voters in August
• You've got to hear it, you've got to feel it, you've got to see it - TOMMY at Ce...
• A huge thank you to all those that gave for the GiveBIG fundraising event on May...
• Opening Night for The Who's Tommy! Rockin' good time to be had by all - tickets...
• City helps fund Federal Way Farmers Market's Fun Runs
• The Who's Tommy
• Buds and Blooms garden tour returns for Mother's Day
• Federal Way welcomes quieter, cleaner garbage trucks
• TRACKING THE GRADS: College softball
• Federal Way students aid firefighter's recovery
• Federal Way reviews partnership with Humane Society
• Today you can help out Centerstage by going to The Seattle Foundation and giving...
• A GiveBIG! Thank You! #vr4smallbiz
• May Day protest turns violent | PHOTOS
• Whooping cough epidemic: State advises vaccine for kids, pregnant women
• Federal Way disabled students find job connections
• Bank robbery sends Federal Way man back to prison
• Woman bloodies boyfriend over breakup | Federal Way crime blotter
• The Who's Tommy at Centerstage! #vr4smallbiz
• SWAT team finds suspect's body after blowing roof off Ridge bunker
• College Readiness Pathway coming to Federal Way schools
• GiveBIG!
• We have great news! On May 2, 2012, there’s an exciting event that will amplify...
• Federal Way preacher, age 109, stirs Pentecostal excitement in Africa
• See Me, Hear Me...The Who's Tommy - May 4 - 27! www.centerstagetheatre.com Buy3...
• Federal Way autistic teen missing
• Kent Police officer shoots, wounds man reportedly stealing vehicle
• Federal Way middle school touts math and science success
• Camelot Elementary wins Green Ribbon Schools Award
• Federal Way TV commercial begins airing today | VIDEO
• Ex-King County Sheriff's Office media spokesman plans to run for sheriff | Update
• Thieves flee Victoria's Secret, assault granny | Federal Way crime blotter
• Salmon project spawns Federal Way education model | PHOTOS
• Thank you to all the wonderful people that participated, volunteered, watched an...
• King County seeks partners for solar projects
• Federal Way awards Community Enhancement Grants
• Entrepreneur wants to build gun range in Federal Way
• State Liquor Control Board to announce store auction results April 23
• Public wants more communication on Federal Way school levy
• Federal Way man faces gun trafficking charges
• Hit and run injures Federal Way pedestrian
• Judy Sings Judy Saturday Night #vr4smallbiz
• This Saturday, come support Centerstage and hear some fantastic music - Judy Ann...
• Federal Way council debates cuts to social services
• Reach Out Rollermania nets thousands for homeless | PHOTOS
• Bellevue artist Lillian Yeh, a former Federal Way employee, dies in moped crash
• South King Fire levy is 1 percentage point short of passing | ELECTION
• Bare-butted man haunts trail | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way gardens nurture children with autism | PHOTOS
• Kent Police apprehend man from state's most wanted sex offender list
• Secretary Reed has much to do before, after retirement
• State supt. calls WA budget a victory for education
• Federal Way celebrates Pacific Highway project
• This link will take you to the GIVE BIG event by Seattle Foundation. The Seattle...
• You can help Centerstage out too!
• Preparing for Judy Sings Judy... Preparing for Tommy... Preparing for Summer Cam...
• Social security reform: Kucinich and coalition say 'scrap the cap'
• Study says Walmart leads to drop in income, spending
• Federal Way schools embrace vocational and technical training
• Summer Stock Festival
• Federal Way teacher brings dead custodian back to life
• WA Legislature passes state budget in 11th hour
• Fake service dogs: Pet owners exploit ADA loophole
• Judy Sings Judy
• Federal Way revisits performing arts center project
• Mortgage settlement finalized by courts | State gets $648 million in relief
• Washington scores high for government transparency
• South King Fire nudges voters ahead of April 17 election
• Restaurant bans man for wooing female diners | Federal Way crime blotter
• Judy Ann Moulton sings Judy Garland at Centerstage for an 'Over the Rainbow' Fun...
• Next up? Judy Ann Moultan sings Judy Garland! Centerstage Fundraiser on April 21...
• Missoula Children's Theatre - Soooo Much Fun!! The kids are so proud of their wo...
• Rollermania seeks skaters to help homeless shelters
• April 6 & 7 at 7pm - Missoula Children's Theatre presents: Cinderella! A perfect...
• Federal Way shuns later bar hours, calls Seattle request 'bad public policy'
• Defibrillator saves referee’s life at Decatur basketball game
• Multiple sclerosis: Federal Way woman turns diagnosis into advocacy
• Federal Way schools receive grant for new standards
• State law helps non-profits maintain tax exempt status
• A show we will certainly miss!
• Jamaican murder suspect captured in Federal Way
• Man runs with pants down at Walmart | Federal Way crime blotter
• Cigarette tax targets Washington's roll-your-own tobacco retailers
• Next up: Judy Sings Judy...Judy Ann Moulton sings the songs of Judy Garland for...
• Missoula Children's Theatre takes over this week. The kids will be learning a ma...
• Federal Way schools prepare for new state standards
• Khan Academy: 'Powerful tool' for Federal Way students
• Final four performances of Tenderly this Friday, Saturday and Sunday - come see...
• Federal Way taxpayers save money with school bond refinancing
• BASEBALL PREVIEW: Beamer pitching should take Titans a long way; FW, TJ, Decatur also solid
• Crews extinguish Federal Way house fire
• County gives green light to Pacific Raceways' pilot plan
• King County businesses collect expired stadium tax
• King County Sheriff Sue Rahr retires
• Give grease a chance: Federal Way wants your cooking oil | PHOTOS
• Rock busts wrong woman's windshield | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way loses appeal in police negligence case
• Camelot Elementary nominated for environmental award
• Kent food distributor Sysco recalls beef patties sent to restaurants
• Sober students: Auburn Youth Resources spreads to Federal Way
• Korean Americans blast treatment of North Korean refugees | Photos from Federal Way rally
• Federal Way offers human services grants
• Come see what the wonderful reviews are about!
• Dennis Kucinich will discuss Social Security at Highline CC forum
• FW police chief honors top officers, employees and volunteers
• At 11pm the power was restored. Tenderly continues today through April 1 - come...
• Due to a troublesome tree, power went out at the theater tonight - leaving us in...
• SOFTBALL PREVIEW: TJ looking for another trip to the state tournament; Beamer also solid
• Sex+Money: Federal Way human trafficking group hosts discussion
• Travel alert: Studded tire deadline is April 16
• Route 577: Sound Transit adds morning trip for Federal Way commuters
• Special Last Minute Offer for our facebook family - come see Tenderly this Satur...
• Too fat in Federal Way? Report examines city's health
• 1 million jobs: West Coast leaders eye 'clean economy'
• Federal Way police arrest four burglary suspects
• Federal Way cop's second fatal shooting stirs emotional response
• So many things going on: First - Tenderly continues for two more weekends! Fabul...
• Higher standards in action: History project spawns idea for Federal Way schools
• Abusive girlfriend knocks man's tooth loose | Federal Way crime blotter
• posted a lovely review of Tenderly: The Ros...
• Federal Way Mirror's Best of 2012 award winners | PHOTOS
• Federal Way schools will pitch levy in November | More public communication promised
• SeaTac man sentenced to 15 years for sex trafficking; Kent Police initiated case
• Pink slime: Federal Way school lunches avoid beef product
• Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Songbook Opens tonight! www.centerstagetheatre.co...
• Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Songbook
• Fire erupts at Cove Apartments
• Friday, March 16 is opening night of Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Songbook. Tw...
• Inslee visits Kent, attacks McKenna for 'playing politics' with gay marriage
• Asay vows to fight for Federal Way school funding
• Springtime snow coats Federal Way
• Tide detergent: Hottest item on the black market?
• Man tries to kick cop | Federal Way crime blotter
• King County reports rise in heroin overdose deaths
• Mortgage settlement relief is one step closer for homeowners
• Back-to-back fires strike in Des Moines
• Washington avoids Fukushima fallout
• Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Songbook #vr4smallbiz
• Energy storage: Northwest's largest battery coming to Federal Way?
• Federal Way hosts free recycling event March 17
• Car crashes into Federal Way dentist office
• FW schools hire new equity and achievement director
• Cottage housing trend spreads to Federal Way as architect seeks investors
• Legislature heads toward special session | Gov. seeks consensus on state budget
• Federal Way ready to host NCAA swimming and diving
• Police arrest shooting suspect at Federal Way motel
• State of the City: Federal Way needs transformative projects
• South King Fire levy will stabilize emergency services | Special election
• Federal Way allows banners across roads to advertise events
• Report cards mean business for private tutors in Federal Way
• Dispute leads to gunfire, smashed car in Federal Way
• Man masturbates at playground | Federal Way crime blotter
• State budget: Republican 'political stunt' rattles Olympia
• Federal Way Farmers Market returns to mall location in 2012
• Counting Down now to Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Songbook featuring: Laurie C...
• Republicans snooker Democrats with Senate budget plan | State Legislature
• Federal Way parents and teachers surveyed on controversial grading policies
• Final straw poll results for Republican caucuses around the state
• Tire socks gain traction in Washington
• Doktor Kaboom - Thank you! We had fun, and we learned that science is for everyo...
• Gray whale skeleton exhibit opens in Redondo | PHOTOS
• Critically-injured South King firefighter ready to leave hospital
• Today is the day! Doktor Kaboom is here! 7pm at the Knutzen Family Theatre! Scie...
• Auto theft: State law allows more time for investigation
• Budget still murky for Federal Way schools
• Doktor Kaboom's website will give you a hint of tomorrow's show! Science is fun!...
• Car and bicycle collide in Federal Way
• GOP candidates target Washington caucus | Paul courts Mormon voters
• Inquest ordered for fatal Federal Way police shooting
• Plane piloted by Federal Way swim coach crashed 20 minutes after takeoff
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• Businessman thwarts kidnappers | Federal Way crime blotter
• Sound Transit board approves 'shovel ready' money for Federal Way light rail
• Doktor Kaboom! is coming to Federal Way on March 2! Come get your science on!
• King County to save money on delinquent tax notices
• Two stabbed at Old Country Buffet
• Final show of What the Butler Saw! You won't miss the Oscars because it's a mati...
• Poll: Washington voters split on governor, but want legal pot and gay marriage
• Three shows left, come see What the Butler Saw before it's gone! Saturday at 2pm...
• Mysteries surround plane crash that killed three near Mt. Si
• Communities in Schools of Federal Way raises $50,000 for mentor program | SLIDESHOW
• Gingrich demands energy reform, bashes Obama at Federal Way rally | SLIDESHOW
• Suspect in trooper's killing dies at hospital | Updated with map
• Craigslist sale turns violent | Federal Way crime blotter
• More I-5 closures in Federal Way | Detour map
• Federal Way declines money for hiring police | Mayor warns of state budget impact
• Gingrich is coming to Federal Way area
• One Day Federal Way homeless walk raises $5,000 for shelters | Slideshow
• Last weekend of What the Butler Saw - call 253.661.1444! Alan Bryce, Dan Kremer,...
• State seeks No Child Left Behind waivers
• Seattle moves forward on NBA arena
• Heaven help anyone who walks through the doors of Dr. Prentice's Psychiatric Hos...
• Legislative update: Uncertainty in Washington school funding forecast
• Decatur swim coach Rob Hill dies in plane crash near Mt. Si
• Beware of mortgage settlement scammers in WA
• Federal Way voters split school levy proposals | Election results
• Hit and run suspect caught | Federal Way crime blotter
• House passes bill to increase vehicular homicide sentences
• King County leaders fear 'financial blow' to transit
• Same-sex marriage: On the scene in Olympia | VIDEO
• Gregoire signs same-sex marriage bill: 'We stood for equality' | Slideshow
• Can Federal Way and Sound Transit work together on light rail?
• Mortgage settlement means relief for Washington homeowners
• Traffic alert: Night closures on I-5
• Park Pals scoop up projects for city’s off-leash dog park
• Federal Way's administrative everyman goes to Portland
• Washington students pass more AP exams
• Federal Way expects reimbursement for storm response
• Due to an injury to the actor Nic Beach, the role of Nicholas Beckett in What th...
• Federal Way man gets 11 years for selling meth
• Along with light rail, Federal Way wants bus reform
• ELECTION: Video pitches district's case for remodeling Federal Way High School
• Expect nighttime closures on I-5 in Federal Way next few weeks
• State of King County: Constantine touts efficiencies
• Happy 200th Birthday Charles Dickens! Your words still live on.
• Cops find BB gun in bra | Federal Way crime blotter
• Progress for light rail? Plan would get Federal Way 'shovel ready'
• “What The Butler Saw” at Centerstage review By Michael Dresdner on Alec Clayton'...
• Telecommunications companies top list for most complaints
• Super Bowl Sunday brings extra DUI patrols
• Opening Night of What the Butler Saw was a hit! Tickets are still available at 2...
• What the Butler Saw
• How society helps sex offenders behave
• State Senate approves gay marriage bill
• Samie Detzer and Nicholas Beach also join the cast in What the Butler Saw! We're...
• Artistic Director, Alan Bryce takes the stage in What the Butler Saw - this Friday!
• Federal Way boxer beats up burglar
• State of the schools: No more 'teach, test and forget' in Federal Way
• What the Butler Saw - Feb 3 - 26! Opening Weekend Special - Buy 3 and get the 4t...
• When school districts dissolve: State superintendent testifies on bill
• Power outages: Puget Sound Energy offers $50 credits
• Crystal Palace awaits financial fate
• A farce for Adults #vr4smallbiz
• One more Panto Star makes her way back to Centerstage - Sally Brady! Welcome bac...
• Sibling accused of voyeurism | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way takes light rail fight to Olympia to reform Sound Transit
• Did you know that Robert Alan Barnett is coming back to Centerstage? (This time...
• Free branch and yard debris collection in Federal Way
• Twin Lakes taps Safe City for neighborhood crime watch
• City council to hold annual retreat Jan. 28
• 2012 One Night Count finds fewer homeless in Federal Way
• South King Fire will ask voters for money in April special election
• Did you know that Dan Kremer is going to be in the upcoming production "What the...
• Federal Way school levies: Public discusses pros and cons
• Federal Way man among 20 busted by DEA for drug trafficking
• Federal Way schools clean up after storm | Snow make-up dates announced
• Puracal case takes turn with human rights lawsuit
• Federal Way woman charged with dumping cleaner on baby's face
• Licari Legacy Event slated for Friday, Jan. 27 at FWHS
• School district extends semester by one week; snow make-up days to be announced
• Snow survivors: 1,200 still lack power in Federal Way
• Coyotes: Federal Way man wants to shoot them
• Gay marriage bill gets decisive vote
• Man finds dumpster full of mail | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way garbage collection make-up dates
• Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra
• The weather has taken another show down. The Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra's pe...
• Men burn playground equipment | Federal Way crime blotter
• SR 18 reopens in Federal Way
• Man dies in Federal Way apartment fire
• Power outages plague Federal Way
• Doktor Kaboom!
• Due to inclement weather, dangerous driving conditions, felled trees, and power...
• Be Safe! We're re-scheduling Doktor Kaboom due to fallen/falling trees and incle...
• Weather alert: Power outages, road closures and shelters in Federal Way
• Ice Storm Halts DOKTOR KABOOM #vr4smallbiz
• Due to the snow and ice, Centerstage and Doktor Kaboom agree SAFTEY FIRST! The J...
• Snow report: 5.5 inches in Federal Way; schools stay closed
• Auburn apartment fire destroys 2 units, displaces 5
• Caution if driving around King County, dress warm and focus on safety
• Officer-involved shooting: Police seize drugs in vehicle
• Light rail: Federal Way pressures Sound Transit for answers
• Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing survivor joins city's 2012 MLK Celebration | Slideshow
• Puget Sound braces for snow storm
• By the numbers: Levy will help rebuild Federal Way High School
• Robin Corak named CEO of Multi-Service Center
• Suspect breaks car window, dumps spoiled milk | Federal Way crime blotter
• Sex trafficking: Korean nightclub busted in Federal Way
• 1 dead in police shooting at Starbucks on Dash Point Road
• We're gearing up for another major production in February - What the Butler Saw!...
• Teachers union backs Federal Way school levy proposals
• Remembering a pioneer: Doug Clerget shaped Federal Way
• Education funding reform: Federal Way schools watch state
• Stage 1 burn ban in effect
• State of the state: Gov. Gregoire targets jobs, transit, oil, same-sex marriage
• Federal Way revises sign codes
• DNA evidence sheds light on Federal Way teen's unsolved murder
• Genealogy lead breaks in 1991 Federal Way murder
• Federal Way welcomes state audit of Sound Transit
• Crystal Palace deal delayed, but money is there, say city and developer
• DOKTOR KABOOM! coming January 20 at 7pm. Oh Yah, Science Rocks! Centerstagetheat...
• Utility tax rebate for disabled and low-income residents
• Inside Federal Way's motels: Crime and transient life on Pac Highway
• Thistle Theatre Puppet Show: Jack and the Beanstalk
• Friend pushes woman from moving car | Federal Way crime blotter
• Occupy Federal Way puts city council on notice
• Federal Way pro-school group misses key election deadline
• Aggressive driver caught with skeleton in passenger seat
• Public memorial for U.S. soldier on Saturday
• City gives more money to Slavic and garden festivals
• Honda and Celski take seats on council; Ferrell named deputy mayor
• Gov. Gregoire proposes bill to legalize same-sex marriage
• This weekend: Thistle Theatre's puppet show JACK and the BEANSTALK! Loads of fun...
• City cancels public meeting on parks plan
• 137 pounds later, Federal Way woman leaves obesity behind
• Suspect in Rainier ranger's killing is linked to West Hill shooting
• Year in review: Federal Way in 2011
• Volunteers clear rusty shopping carts from swampy grave | VIDEO and PHOTOS
• Crowd corners knife-wielding Grinch on Christmas Eve | Federal Way crime blotter
• Dentist's license revoked over sexual allegations
• Redistricting changes political landscape in Western Washington
• What's up next? Thistle Theatre comes to present their puppet show "Jack and the...
• Old Christmas lights can be recycled
• Federal Way schools attempt to demystify 'Power Standards'
• Minimum wage jumps to $9.04 an hour
• Anti-bully event honors ethics of Columbine victim
• School district tackles sewer dilemma
• Got Styrofoam? Recycling options in Federal Way
• Gang survey seeks South King County input
• Cops arrest woman for faked pinching | Federal Way crime blotter
• Gadgets get second life with E-Cycle
• King County scores $21 million to help homeless
• Homicides drop in King County
• Centerstage closes one of its new favorites - Pinocchio. A cast of stellar perfo...
• Balloon carries Auburn girl's Santa letter to southerly elves
• Dog owners debate fight details | Federal Way crime blotter
• Kent-Meridian teacher, coach pleads not guilty to sex crime charge
• Des Moines man pleads not guilty to murder of woman in Redondo
• FW schools seek taxpayer help for basic education, construction
• Federal Way soldier spends holidays in Afghanistan
• I'm sorry to say, there's only one Pinocchio left! Friday, Dec. 23 at 7pm. Call...
• What better way to share the holidays with your family than to see a panto? Laug...
• Reward offered for post office break-in
• Food drive seeks Federal Way volunteers
• Federal Way single parents struggle with poverty
• Federal Way pastor fights critical injuries from UPS truck crash
• Woman jumps from second story to escape Auburn apartment fire
• Kent man pleads not guilty to promoting prostitution charge
• State nets $60 million for early learning
• Man asks to go to jail | Federal Way crime blotter
• Private lotto? Gov. Gregoire keeps cutting state budget
• These last three shows are filling fast - and - they're during the week! Wednesd...
• Washington ranks among best at recycling
• Cheer for the good guys and boo for the bad guys, sing along with the songs, lau...
• King County warns of email scam
• Federal Way hopes TV ad lures businesses
• Burglars break through walls | Federal Way crime blotter
• 2 injured after UPS truck goes over embankment
• Federal Way students confront grading system | Slideshow
• Federal Way schools revise controversial grading system
• Wilson and Peterson take their seats on Federal Way School Board
• Reach Out prepares to open winter shelter for women
• No more loud TV commercials, thanks to new rule
• Student achievement in 'troubling state' | Federal Way policy hailed as bright spot
• Christmas House serves hundreds of Federal Way kids | Visit the Giving Tree
• Seven shows left before Christmas! Call 253-661-1444
• Women report double date rape | Federal Way crime blotter
• Seattle commute could go into beast mode for Seahawks game Monday
• Down to the wire on redistricting
• South King firefighter remains in intensive care after Nov. accident
• King County bond rating restored to 'stable'
• 10 Mirror Lake teachers gain national certification
• Air quality issues rise during winter
• Emergency shelters: City establishes registry and rules
• Federal Way tennis scene mourns Bally closure | Slideshow
• A puppet who wants to be a boy! #vr4smallbiz
• No Friday, Dec 9 show for Pinocchio. BUT Saturday, Dec. 10 is filling fast - in...
• No light rail in sight despite Federal Way’s payment
• Mental illness and jail: Grant targets recidivism in South King County
• Suspect arrested in Redondo shooting
• Mailboxes vandalized at post office | Federal Way crime blotter
• Gun sales hit all-time high on Black Friday | Trend holds true in Federal Way
• Coming to Centerstage Theatre on January 20th!
• Ramp closures at SR 18 and I-5 in Federal Way
• Bus service: Metro targets overcrowding, efficiency
• State law requires rabies vaccinations for pets
• Federal Way students stage walkout over grading system
• County spends millions on housing for veterans, homeless families
• Police bust hit-and-run driver | Federal Way crime blotter
• King County Metro catches heat for latest bus ad policy flap
• Food stamps: Nearly 1 in 4 Federal Way residents seek assistance
• Brothers reunite after 66 years, thanks to Facebook
• Farewell gathering for councilmen Park and Dovey
• FUSION nets $20,000 county grant to help homeless
• Pac Highway construction almost done
• Historical society seeks city money | History raises property values
• Eide named vice chair of Senate Transportation Committee
• Check out Thursday, Dec. 1 - the review by Michael Dresdner. Fabulous!!
• State supt. backs fight for basic education funding
• Cops respond to bathroom break | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way police report lower crime rates
• City installs flashing yellow signal at Pacific Highway and S. 316th St.
• Boeing to build the 737 MAX in Renton
• Unfit premises: Federal Way pursues rat-friendly foreclosure | Slideshow
• Federal Way Mirror launches Green Editions | See the print edition online
• King County among highest rates for tuberculosis
• Justice for Jayme: Redondo shooting suspect still at large
• VIDEO: Students protest grading system | Walkout planned at Federal Way high schools
• Theft victim launches hot pursuit | Federal Way crime blotter
• Colleges approve of school district’s controversial grading system
• Pinocchio CenterStage Theatre Michelle Smith-Lewis
• Revealing stats about Federal Way demographics | What are the city's needs?
• Daniel Goodman (Pinocchio), Daniel Wood (Stromboli) and Hannah Mootz (Lampwick)...
• Pinocchio has opened and is ready for you to come and laugh, cheer and sing alon...
• Couple spreads protective message for Puget Sound law enforcement
• Pinocchio!
• Centerstage lost a friend this Thanksgiving. Debbie Bridges, we'll miss you.
• Grading system elicits both cheers and jeers in Federal Way schools
• District seeks feedback for new Federal Way High School
• City will widen intersection at SW 336th Street and 21st Avenue SW
• Intoxicated shoplifter gets off the hook | Federal Way crime blotter
• Power outage at Woodmont Elementary
• UC Davis police chief worked in Federal Way | VIDEO: How painful is pepper spray?
• Police shooting: Man makes animal sounds, charges officer
• Here's why state needs Boeing 737 MAX
• State budget forecast takes another hit, and Federal Way feels the pain
• It's that time of year again! It'll be a whale of a tale this year - set to musi...
• Burglar discovers sleeping daughter | Federal Way crime blotter
• Holiday tree lighting set for Nov. 25 at mall
• Firefighter critically injured at I-5 rollover scene in Federal Way
• Federal Way legislative agenda targets sewers, state money
• Coastal flood hazards: FEMA re-maps city properties
• Auburn woman convicted in murder-for-hire scheme
• Federal Way budget calls for property tax increase, more liquor money
• Drunken driver goes wrong way on Pac Highway | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way will pay more for garbage service
• Troy University to open Federal Way branch
• Thanksgiving meal costs 13 percent more in 2011
• School levies go to Feb. 2012 ballot | Will Federal Way pay more?
• Coastal flood map updates available for public
• Kochmar will run for District 30 state rep. in 2012
• Man sentenced to 20 years in death of toddler
• Dryer fire displaces family, grease fire burns 68-year-old man
• School policy frustrates Federal Way teachers
• Man takes off shirt, punches 2 women | Federal Way crime blotter
• Residents form Occupy Federal Way
• Volunteers help Federal Way police programs thrive
• Knife turned over at Truman High School | Federal Way crime blotter
• King County Council adopts 2012 budget
• Federal Way election: Honda, Celski, Duclos win council; unopposed school board race is tied
• 19-year-old woman shot and killed in Des Moines
• Transient makes threats with wood | Federal Way crime blotter
• Honoring Our Own: Veterans Day observance Nov. 12
• Technical difficulties on Mirror website
• Sand sculpting event seeks new Federal Way site
• City's routine project refund totals $188K
• SkyMan: Federal Way superhero fights crime, helps homeless
• Volunteers tackle human trafficking in Federal Way
• Federal Way schools seek financial help from voters
• Person threatens to blow up building | Federal Way crime blotter
• Ex-con guilty in 2010 Federal Way shooting death
• King County property taxes due by Oct. 31
• School funding: Federal Way braces for big cuts
• Washington joins coalition on child development
• Program affects shoreline zoning in Federal Way
• Ending homelessness: King County sees progress
• City Hall and businesses are more energy efficient
• Victim says no to pot, gets ripped off | Federal Way crime blotter
• County prepares for emergency alert test
• Memoirs of a Marine: Federal Way veteran finds therapy in writing
• Federal Way schools tap Gates Foundation money for classroom projects
• Viaduct in Seattle closes today, sending travelers scurrying for other routes; here's some help
• Federal Way takes next step in Crystal Palace project
• Group discusses human trafficking in Federal Way
• Victim says no to pot, gets game device stolen | Federal Way crime blotter
• City Hall and businesses are more energy efficient
• Group discusses human trafficking in Federal Way
• Ending homelessness: King County sees progress
• Viaduct in Seattle closes today, sending travelers scurrying for other routes; here's some help
• Program affects shoreline zoning in Federal Way
• Son punches mom, bites sibling | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way schools tap Gates Foundation money for classroom projects
• Federal Way takes next step in Crystal Palace project
• Public workshop for Twin Lakes developments
• Region comes together to keep 737 MAX production in King County
• King County libraries allow porn on computers
• School policy serves students seeking challenge
• Prescription meds: State monitors sales to curb abuse
• Layoffs save $300K for cash-strapped South King Fire
• Man tries to hack gas station ATM | Federal Way crime blotter
• Night paving will delay traffic on Pacific Highway
• Road through Celebration Park to close for 3 days
• Pressing answers for Federal Way school issues
• Federal Way pays homage to domestic violence awareness
• Website plugs parents into Federal Way school standards
• Woman's assault recorded on phone | Federal Way crime blotter
• Tukwila reopens Southcenter Parkway, Klickitat Drive for better mall access
• Ex-con stands trial for 2010 Federal Way murder
• Man faces charges in road rage shooting of Auburn man
• Drake ends school board campaign for TJ principal job
• Federal Way Mirror wins 5 state press awards
• Gang violence: South King County enters long fight
• What's coming up? Stacie Calkins, her lovely back-up trio and nine piece live ba...
• Sister has moved on the the mid-West, but looks forward to coming back next year...
• Federal Way seeks sculptures for temporary downtown park
• Women violate mall's swearing policy | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way mulls distribution of job creation money
• Chinese student group launches statewide competition
• Forum addresses gang violence in South King County
• Federal Way joins Regional Affordable Housing Program
• Crystal Palace: Group advocates for Federal Way labor pool
• Fright Fest
• Man masturbates at library computer | Federal Way crime blotter
• Abandoned shopping carts: Federal Way team recovers 3,456 and saves businesses $483K
• Identity theft: Federal Way creates state's first misdemeanor law
• Man pleads guilty in death of Federal Way girl, 2
• Grants help new Federal Way teachers adjust
• The sister has only 4 classes left, that's it, four! Don't miss out! 253.661.1444
• Mom and daughter steal bras | Federal Way crime blotter
• State bans bath salts and other formerly legal highs
• Human trafficking: Washington works to stop demand
• We want to be the best on the Best of Western Washington! Vote for us now, befor...
• Can you believe it? Only 4 Classes left! Don't miss out! 253-661-1444 call while...
• Four Federal Way high schools make Washington Post list
• Police chief honors officers for outstanding service
• Update: Federal Way school construction projects
• Contentious public comment period for school board
• Supreme Court sides with former Federal Way teacher
• Federal Way school closes student achievement gap
• Wife grabs box cutter, jumps out window | Federal Way crime blotter
• Charges filed in Federal Way road rage shooting
• From Alec Clayton's Blog!
• State keeps closer watch on meth ingredients
• Federal Way will hire more police officers
• Open house for rebuilt Sunnycrest Elementary School
• Job creation can kick-start Federal Way economy | City considers grant proposals
• High-speed chase includes motorcycle | Federal Way crime blotter
• King County Executive touts 2012 budget as stable
• Authorities seek Federal Way bank robbery suspect
• Bully prevention training in Federal Way schools
• Human services: Demand stretches dollars in Federal Way
• First things first - if you want a good laugh, come see Late Nite Catechism. She...
• King County Council to redraw district boundaries
• Puracal's family fights 22-year prison sentence | Rally slated for Obama's visit Sept. 25
• Car with tinted windows also reeks of pot | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way passes annual audit, pays $47K
• Flashing yellow turn signal set for Dash Point Rd. intersection
• Camera company reports fewer speed violations in Federal Way
• National health survey comes to King County
• Forecast looks grim as state’s budget bleeds | Schools feel the pain, Federal Way scrapes for savings
• Pride & Joy Creamery recalls raw milk sold at two Kent stores and other outlets
• Suspect kicks door into owner's face | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way faces lawsuit over 2010 fatal collision
• Mayor's Day of Concern for the Hungry: Donate Sept. 24
• Councilman Mike Park appointed to flood control board
• Washington leads nation in SAT scores
• Schools report positive enrollment | Fewer students = less money
• Peasley Canyon Way to close for 3 months beginning Monday
• Police recover human remains in Federal Way
• Kent Police arrest four gang members in connection with car-show shooting
• Gov. Gregoire talks worker training for the aerospace industry
• Baby tests positive for meth | Federal Way crime blotter
• New regional jail opens in South King County
• Bellevue may be grouped with South Seattle, South King County in new 'majority-minority' congressional district
• School district blames old technology for scheduling crisis at Thomas Jefferson High School
• Puracal's mother treats his wounds in Nicaraguan prison
• Human trafficking is a reality in Puget Sound
• Road maintenance in unincorporated areas would decline under county plan
• Neighbor threatens to smoke neighbor | Federal Way crime blotter
• Get your tickets early - Late Nite Catechism is selling fast! You don't want to...
• Federal Way teen Robert Harris drowns in Lake Tapps
• Have you voted yet? Only 28 days remaining!
• Police chief honors Federal Way citizen heroes | Duo saves crash victim, woman spots kidnapper, pair fosters safer city
• Pair of public 9/11 remembrances set for Sunday
• Citizen initiatives: Is 90 days enough time to collect signatures? | Federal Way considers extension
• Wow, fabulous auditions and fabulous callbacks! So much talent and energy - we w...
• Dad helps with rent, son pounds vehicle with fists | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way superintendent moves to Enumclaw
• Federal Way talks term limits; few cities have them
• World Trade Center architect Minoru Yamasaki wanted 'living symbol' for humanity
• Inquest ordered into shooting of man by police in Federal Way | Kent Police conduct investigation
• The Sister is coming, the Sister is coming! Brush up on your Catholic Catechism...
• County offers Safe Place on Metro buses, advises action against suspicious packages
• Man reportedly made at least $192,000 in 8 months from prostitutes in Kent, Seattle
• Pacific Raceways asks King County for help
• Caregiver for autistic boy fights theft charge | Attorneys fault loss prevention policy
• Argument results in shop damage | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way schools gain ground on state tests
• Bloody suspect leads Federal Way police to dead male
• Woman finds bomb at park | Federal Way crime blotter
• Council will discuss term limits Sept. 6
• Nicaraguan court convicts Puracal in 'flawed system'
• King County opens wallet against gangs
• Late Night Catechism September 23 - October 9, 2011 Specials - Opening Saturda...
• TJ parents form new school advocacy group
• Nicaragua prisoner found guilty of drug trafficking; family reacts during press conference in Kirkland
• Steel beam for 9/11 memorial arrives in Federal Way
• Suspect greets woman with dookie | Federal Way crime blotter
• Accelerated academics: School district praises policy impact
• Airport noise: Federal Way pressures Port of Seattle
• Looking forward to the Aug. 30th callbacks because that means the season is real...
• Lakeland Elementary students will start later
• Texting 911: King County will upgrade emergency system
• SR 18/I-5 exit ramp re-opens tonight
• Energy efficiency means business as Federal Way doles out grants
• Man moves in with mom, can't find gun | Federal Way crime blotter
• Gang violence grows in South King County
• WikiLeaks-esque site shares DUI patrol info
• Back to School for Federal Way - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pipe breaks, leaving 20 homes without water
• Pregnant woman booked for domestic violence | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way pilot experiences his own ‘Captain Sully moment’
• Vigil honors American imprisoned in Nicaragua | Congressman Smith gets involved
• Medical devices: Federal Way's economic cure?
• Just a note about auditions - contact Alan at: artisticdirector@centerstagetheat...
• Couple drinks booze at Target before man gets tased | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way's roads beat Seattle's streets | City credits maintenance program
• Congressman Adam Smith to speak at King County Chamber of Commerce August membership luncheon Aug. 26
• Dentist disciplined over alleged sexual misconduct
• Car tab fees: King County sidesteps voters to avoid massive transit cuts
• False alarm fees start in Federal Way
• Asphalt overlay project paves roads in Federal Way
• Daughter assaults mom with ice cream, then sets a fire | Federal Way crime blotter
• Sand sculpting masters return to Federal Way | Tour of Champions starts Aug. 18
• 'We lost all of our FEMA money' | Charity seeks diapers and formula
• Fake Comcast employee solicits elderly woman at her bedroom window
• King County car tab fee will pass without public vote
• Raffle Basket Winner from Federal Way Historical Society
• Fried chicken sparks domestic violence | Federal Way crime blotter
• Cold cases: New hope for unsolved murders in Federal Way
• Trio of gas station robbery suspects arrested
• Our season flyer - while our website is under construction
• Raider Parent Movement keeps academic policy debate alive in Federal Way
• DUI enforcement throughout King County begins Aug. 19
• Federal Way caregiver still in business after bilking elderly woman
• Federal Way children suffer with cut to service program | Diapers and formula in demand
• Dog in suitcase upsets customer at Wendy's | Federal Way crime blotter
• Party crasher sparks standoff with Federal Way police
• Track and field: Federal Way's Antonio Guity wins national title in Hershey, Penn.
• King County enacts burn ban through Sept. 30
• Firefighters will fetch World Trade Center beam for 9/11 memorial in Federal Way
• Season Tickets are on sale now for the upcoming 2011 - 2012 Season - call for in...
• We'd like to thank all the kids that joined our KidZone Summer Camp series this...
• From food to bike paths, Federal Way joins countywide health campaign
• Saturday - 7pm Jungalbook presented by the CST-KidZone Camp! $10 General and $7...
• Ex-lover’s girlfriend gets angry | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way cyclist, 70, killed in Renton
• SR 18 ramps: More traffic and detours ahead in Federal Way
• U.S. Marshals take $550K off Federal Way's hands
• Jungalbook is being presented on August 5 & 6 at 7pm! Gen Admission: $10; Youth...
• Grant helps Federal Way track sex offenders
• Investigators bust two organized retail crime rings in King County | Drug addicts are top shoplifters
• Kent man in high speed chase through multiple cities caught in Federal Way by state trooper
• Dog owner charged with cruelty after vacation | Federal Way crime blotter
• Criminal past aside, deceased shoplifter was a friend | Police investigation continues
• Electric vehicle charging stations: Federal Way's link to the future?
• Police release surveillance photos of armed robbers in Federal Way and Maple Valley
• Standards-based education: Expect more discussion on new Federal Way school policy
• Beggar with Russian accent hugs and robs woman at pub | Federal Way crime blotter
• State education groups challenge Eyman’s I-1053
• Coming to Centerstage Theatre - January 2012!
• Upcoming closures for SR 18 in Federal Way
• Three injured in crash at 320th Street and I-5
• Cops lose dog after rescuing it from hot car | Federal Way crime blotter
• Armed robbers hit two Federal Way gas stations
• National Night Out is Aug. 2
• Federal Way bomb squad responds to threat in Pacific
• Milk thief punches loss prevention officer | Federal Way crime blotter
• Group Tickets are available for next season! Groups of 10 or more get up to 45% savings on single tickets! Learn more by talking to Matt Posner at 253.661.1444!
• Not all know this, but David Duvall is now Resident Musical Director for Centerstage Theatre. He would be that wonderous man playing the piano for Always...Patsy Cline, Ain't Misbehavin', Sleeping Beauty, Aretha at the Apollo, My Way, Lady Day
• Light rail - Federal Way has three-pronged plan for Sound Transit
• Suspect dies in officer-involved shooting in Federal Way
• Crystal Palace coming soon to downtown Federal Way
• Federal Way bans collective marijuana gardens
• Committee proposes new township in unincorporated King County
• Woman stabs ex-husband | Federal Way crime blotter
• Summerless in Seattle: Temps steer clear of 80-degree mark
• Default delays crosswalk projects in Federal Way
• Special public meeting on downtown development
• State health department warns of shellfish hazards
• Federal Way's aggressive begging law faces revision
• Bus riders and socialists confront King County Council over car tab fee proposal
• Architects fine-tune Federal Way 320th Library design
• Organized retail crime: Washington law enforcement puts heat on shoplifters
• Woman adds another domestic violence pamphlet to her collection | Federal Way crime blotter
• Our 2 week camps are nearly over, and they'll be presenting their shows to their friends and families tomorrow. So proud of all of them.
• Helicopter scouts Puget Sound for radiation after nuclear disaster
• Presenting Centerstage Theatre's 2011 - 2012 Season - Call 253.661.1444 for information!
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• 2011 - 2012 Centerstage Theatre Special Events - 253-661-1444
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• 2011 - 2012 Family Friendly Choices! 253-661-1444
• More closures at I-5 and SR 18 | Federal Way traffic update
• 2 children found in road | Federal Way crime blotter
• To catch a predator: Safe City technology combats criminals in Federal Way
• Public hearings will address higher car tab fees
• Financial relief arrives for Westway homes | Grants available
• Civic center moves forward in Federal Way | Firm submits 3 proposals
• Sexual assault at knifepoint | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way Little League uniforms stolen in burglary
• Federal Way police nab suspect who touched young girls at Goodwill and Deseret Industries
• Another setback for 860-home Northshore development
• Having fun with Camps! Wonderful kids having a great time! They'll be presenting JungalBook on Aug. 6 & 7 at 7pm - call 253.661.1444 for info!!
• Federal Way council will discuss term limits
• Local woman receives award for Amber Alert heroics
• Sex offender seen taking photos of boys at Dash Point State Park | Federal Way crime blotter
• School board president: ‘No going backwards’ with academic policy
• Former addict finds therapy and recovery in a garden
• Centerstage Theatre would like to welcome Matt Posner to our small, but mighty work force. He's our new Group Sales & Development Manager. Glad you're here Matt!
• Working on 2011-2012 Season Brochure - looking forward to showing you next season! Watch for it!!
• KidZone starts Tuesday, July 5 - still a few spots left, but don't delay signing up!
• Cash-strapped Federal Way schools must tap savings | 'This is uncharted territory'
• Federal Way police will enforce fireworks code
• Federal Way faces harsh reality with airport noise
• Man threatens to shoot people at store | Federal Way crime blotter
• Hackers: Not just pale geeks anymore | Attacks turn online security upside down
• Discover Pass required for WA state parks
• Still room in each camp! Every student that signs up is in a play - come join the fun!
• King County considers higher car tab fees
• Debates announced for Federal Way candidates | Election 2011
• Grant will upgrade safety, ADA compliance at two Federal Way schools
• Seahawks, Camp Patriot team up at fundraiser to help injured veterans
• Federal agents in Renton demonstrate dangers of illegal fireworks
• Light rail loan for Federal Way? Idea targets Sound Transit project money
• Husband beats wife's lover with guitar | Federal Way crime blotter
• Wear a life vest in King County or face a fine
• Jefferson Award 2011: Federal Way's Megan Johnson earns national public service prize
• Four Federal Way schools win improvement awards
• False alarms tie up police in Federal Way | Chief proposes higher fees
• Walk for Japan benefits Federal Way sister city of Hachinohe
• Federal Way Relay for Life runs June 24-25 | Cancer benefit honors survivors and superheroes
• Husband and hooker steal gun | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way receives $1.69 million grant to restore foreclosures in Westway neighborhood
• Fire destroys Federal Way condo complex
• Airport noise in Federal Way: Port of Seattle seeks solutions
• Westboro Baptist Church will picket at Mars Hill's Federal Way campus | Pastor offers doughnuts
• Student kicked out of her home | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way's website gets user-friendly makeover
• Federal Way woman critically injured in I-90 accident as passenger in pickup driven by Kent man
• No Child Left Behind gets left behind as schools seek reform | Federal Way board passes resolution
• S. 320th Street off-ramp will be widened to five lanes
• Federal Way faces higher garbage bill
• Jury acquits Federal Way man accused of poisoning wife with strychnine
• School gets out and now what is there to do? Rather than play on a video game all day - come down to Centerstage and play on stage! Fun for 4 to 19 years! Call 253.661.1444 or go to our KidZone page on our web site www.centerstagetheatre.com
• Summer Camps for 4-20!
• Federal Way parents question merits of new academic acceleration policy
• Man is kidnapped and beaten | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way candidates for 2011 elections | Stay tuned for debates
• Federal Way and Auburn police partner to find serial groper
• Man dies in house fire Sunday in Federal Way
• Federal Way schools face another $2 million in cuts
• Expect traffic jams at S. 320th St. and 1st Ave. S.
• Assumptions guide Federal Way's 2013-2014 budget forecast
• Historic Denny Cabin undergoes renovation | VIDEO
• Court reverses murder conviction over prosecutor's use of the race card
• Decatur memorial honors three drunk driving victims
• Woman reports home invasion robbery | Federal Way crime blotter
• Operation Write Home sends one-millionth card to troops | Founder credits social media
• Sparling enters race for Park's city council seat
• Summer Camps available for kids 4-7 & 8-16 for 2 weeks in July. Also 5 week camps for kids 8-12 & 13-19 for the summer musical theatre. We've also added a Tech Camp this year for students 16 - 20 -- teaching lighting, set-build and more! Che
• Camp sign-up happening now for the summer. Call 253.661.1444
• Drake enters race for Federal Way School Board vacancy
• Federal Way gives extra $25K for sand sculpting event
• Public input sought on citywide bike and walking paths | Survey
• Park will not seek re-election to city council
• Professor and crew test bus emissions with light
• Federal Way schools stir buzz with rigorous course policy
• Non-lawyer pleads not guilty to scam accusations
• Accused kidnapper is competent to stand trial, according to mental hospital
• Thank you to the cast, musicians, crew and designers that put so much fun and great music together. Now for the next year's season...
• South 310th Street will close June 6 for one day
• Doing business in Twin Lakes: City wants public input on retail development
• Winter shelter in the works for homeless women
• Final weekend to see I'm Into Something Good! Music from the 60's brought to us from England by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermits and more! Don't miss this amazing show!
• Bronson-Doherty declines re-election to school board
• Man walks away from suicide leap | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way school bond construction ahead of schedule | Expect new stoplight on 336th Street
• Celski challenges Dovey for city council seat
• Looking for sex offenders in Federal Way? There's an app for that
• Sound Transit ready to 'pull the trigger' on East Link
• Peterson announces candidacy for Federal Way School Board
• Domestic violence leads to bust in Federal Way | Police seize welfare ID cards, cash, pot, guns
• Man arrested after punching and biting wife | Federal Way crime blotter
• Vietnam War veteran preserves history of U.S. Marine tankers
• Teacher salaries go down in Federal Way | Schools defend paraeducators
• SR 18 ramp closures and detours are coming to Federal Way
• Overturned log truck blocks I-5 exit ramp in Federal Way
• Light rail lawsuit? Federal Way considers legal action against Sound Transit
• Federal Way schools report higher attendance rates
• Fatal motorcycle crash on Dash Point Road
• Rental assistance available in King County
• Homeless fake lawyer charged with scamming clients in child custody cases
• Federal Way man pleads not guilty to Metro bus shooting in Kent
• Volunteer coach charged with child rape
• Driver crashes into Federal Way storefront | Slideshow
• Red light cameras: Company under fire for web posts | 137 local infractions dismissed due to error
• Federal Way man accused of raping girl with Down syndrome
• Federal Way faces $240 million payment for light rail, regardless of project's fate
• Another fabulous weekend with The Beatles, The Kinks, Herman's Hermits, The Moody Blues, Cat Stevens, The Zombies, The Troggs, Petula Clark, The Yardbirds, The Hollies, The Rolling Stones, The Animals, Millie Small, Cliff Richard, Tom Jones, Dusty S
• Drumroll please - the winners of back stage passes are: Delfa Quinn, Angie Eichholtz and Tony Myers! They answered all the questions on the discussions page for Back Stage Passes to May 28th I'm Into Something Good! See you there!!
• Metro will cut bus service hours | South King County has higher demand
• BeSerra and Crabtree seek Federal Way School Board seats; Smith declines re-election bid
• Light rail: Sound Transit gives Federal Way the shaft, say city leaders
• Rave review on for Centerstage Theatre's I'm Into Something Good! Come get a ticket to ride to the British Musical invasion of the 60's!
• Buckle up at night: Law enforcement targets seat belt violators
• Suspect attacks brother with truck | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way depletes rainy day fund
• Political newcomer Keith Tyler announces bid for city council
• Weekend rain soaks Puget Sound and Federal Way | Crews clear mudslide on Dash Point Road
• Police pursue serial groper in Federal Way
• Would you like to win backstage passes to I'm Into Something Good? Be the first to answer 10 British Invasion Questions correctly, and you can walk away with tickets for 4 plus back stage passes. Meet the cast and band after the show on Saturday, Ma
• www.centerstagetheatre.com for tickets!
• Car wash: Guidelines for protecting the environment
• Man suffers 2 gunshot wounds in Federal Way
• Tonight! I'm Into Something Good debuts at Centerstage with some rockin' good music! Come join the fun!
• Lakota PTA hosts Internet safety seminar May 23
• Southbound I-5 HOV lane will close in Federal Way | Construction update
• Federal Way man charged with shooting on Metro bus in Kent
• Federal Way schools lose jobs and programs | School board blasts Legislature over funding
• Federal Way and Washington cut auto theft in half | Top 10 stolen vehicles
• College Bound Scholarship workshop is May 14 in Federal Way
• Federal Way targets trashy properties | Vacant homes become dumping grounds
• Woman calls 911 over perverted driver | Federal Way crime blotter
• It's official: No light rail in Federal Way | Sound Transit reviews options for Highline Community College station
• Dash Point State Park will re-open for Memorial Day weekend | Public faces access fees for state parks
• Spread the word! The British are coming! Songs you know and love from the 60's made new again for you! www.CenterstageTheatre.com
• Lake Dolloff Elementary needs a playground | Vote online for $25,000 Pepsi grant
• Statistics point to less crime in Federal Way
• Tech week coming round the bend for the new musical I'm Into Something Good - What's that mean? SHOWTIME on May 13 at 8pm and it's gonna be great!
• Federal Way women attend their second royal wedding | Slideshow
• Kent Police shoot, kill armed man Wednesday morning at Kent Transit Center
• Governor's veto deals blow to local medical marijuana dispensaries
• Federal Way murder conviction overturned
• Drunk driver sentenced to eight and a half years for killing Decatur seniors | 'Our family can never regain what we’ve lost'
• Osama bin Laden is dead: Federal Way residents react to the news
• Dovey seeks re-election to Federal Way City Council
• Recycling food saves money at Federal Way schools
• City Vision connects resources for better living in Federal Way
• Sign language thrives in Federal Way schools | ASL counts as foreign language class
• Arraignment postponed for man accused of kidnapping Federal Way girl
• Federal Way hopes 'cash for gold' law reduces burglaries | Gold is selling at all-time high
• Teddy Roosevelt - The Man In The Arena - Saturday, April 23 www.centerstagetheatre.com/plays.html
• Today, Teddy Roosevelt will speak with students in their own private meeting with him. Saturday - you can meet him and find out more about the man who lead our country. www.centerstagetheatre.com
• Federal Way enacts moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries
• Teddy Roosevelt visits Centerstage! Saturday, April 23 at 2pm and 8pm www.centerstagetheatre.com for tickets or call 253.661.1444
• Extending condolences to our friend Rosalie on the loss of her wonderful husband and friend on April 18.
• Title IX complaint seeks equality for female sports in Washington schools
• Triangle Project: Expect more ramp closures on I-5 | Completion set for fall 2012
• Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra April 17 2pm One of the great community orchestras in the nation, Seattle Philharmonic returns to the Knutzen Family theatre under Maestro Adam Stern to perform one of the most popular pieces in the classic music canon: B
• Green River Killer's addiction to prostitutes: Kent attorney shares insights about Gary Ridgway
• Ms Stacie Calkins returns to Centerstage honoring the Queen of Soul as well as supporting Centerstage's fund raiser. This Saturday at 6pm with appetizers and auctions to start the evening off.
• Suspect faces child rape charges in Federal Way kidnapping | Target employee is crucial witness
• Sunday, April 10 at 2pm, Adventure Artist Becci Crowe shares some of her wonderful experiences and artwork. Gen admission is $10 only and 17 & under are free! Give us a call 253.661.1444 or go on-line www.centerstagetheatre.com for tickets.
• Federal Way loosens sign code for real estate agents
• SLIDESHOW: Port of Seattle presents possible noise reduction remedies for Sea-Tac Airport
• One more show of Missoula's Frog Prince. Too much fun to miss!
• Male nurse accused of molesting patient at Federal Way hospital
• Education faces another financial hit across Washington state
• Retrial begins in Federal Way strychnine death case
• So much happening in April for everyone - come on down to Centerstage and join the fun! This Friday and Saturday the kids will perform The Frog Prince, then Sunday Becci Crowe will take you to China to see the Pandas.
• Awesome Federal Way Kids rehearsing for their performance in the Frog Prince on Friday and Saturday. Yes, only one week and they'll be on stage. Come see!
• Monster Energy Drink maker calls mouse lawsuit 'nothing more than a shakedown'
• Housing facility helps military veterans in South King County
• Sunday, April 3 is the final day to see The Woman in Black at 2pm at the Knutzen Family Theatre...it'll be an experience you won't soon forget!
• Community Enhancement Grants awarded
• Local contracting firm working on Capitol Hill transit station
• State bill changes math requirements for high school students
• New housing development clears hurdles - and lots of trees
• So exciting, we'll have backstage passes for I'm Into Something Good...more info to follow!!!!
• The gang is in rehearsal for I'm Into Something Good! and boy howdy it's good!
• More Showers of Shows! April 10 - 2pm - Becci Crowe's Pandas of China April 16 - 6pm - Appetizers and Auctions for Centerstage Fundraiser 7:30pm - Aretha at the Apollo Performance (Ms. Stacie Calkins returns!) April 17 - 2pm - Seattle Philhar
• April Showers of Shows at the Knutzen Family Theatre! April 1 - 3 Final weekend of The Woman In Black - don't miss this treat! April 4 -3pm -Audition for Missoula Children's Theatre Frog Prince Workshop April 4-9 - Missoula Children's Thea
• Public input sought for new Federal Way 320th Library
• Medical marijuana: Federal Way elected officials discuss dispensary regulation law
• New regulations for Federal Way pet owners include poop and scoop rules, cat licensing
• A wonderful review by Alec Clayton - worth coming to see!
• Medical marijuana dispensaries fight to do business in Federal Way | Legislators work on state regulations
• Federal Way wants to buy 17-acre wetlands property
• Power lines trump trees by The Commons Mall
• Des Moines resident and Federal Way teacher spins and wins on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Burien supermarket customer wins $10,000 towards kitchen makeover
• The Woman In Black opened last night to an audience kept on the edge of its seat. Thrills & chills with just a touch of humor to leaven - Sat. 19th & Sun 20th buy 3 tickets and get the 4th FREE! (of equal or lesser value) call 253.661.1444 or go
• Morning Fire at Federal Way Restaurant
• Disability of language: English learners struggle in schools
• South King Fire and Rescue will allow guns on district property
• Metal theft spreads to Federal Way's manhole covers
• Red Cross issues earthquake preparedness tips
• King County Sheriff's office launches on-line reporting
• Federal Way School District reviews and updates hundreds of policies
• Federal Way officer battles breast cancer without paid leave | City denies exception to policy
• Des Moines council forms committee to review animal control
• Higher education's financial future looks grim in Washington state
• Earthquake relief: World Vision to launch $10 million effort in Japan
• String of Arson Fires in Federal Way
• Coach Curry will give the school a new track using his own money
• Looking for dry ice that won't break the bank. Let us know if you any suggestions.
• Federal Way 8th-grader heads to local spelling bee championship
• The Woman in Black opening March 18 and running through April 3...a ghost story in the spring...because it's too scary for the fall!
• Lack of federal funding could be roadblock for Seahurst Park restoration
• Noise contours around Sea-Tac airport will shrink as result of Port study
• Breeders Theater goes mushy on us as Burien winemaker, troupe say farewell
• Driver pleads guilty in fatal Federal Way crash: 'I understand what I did'
• Federal Way police consider 12-hour shifts for officers
• Technology education: Federal Way School District scores $600,000 grant
• Johnson installed at Midway church
• Foreclosure aid bills offered by Des Moines lawmakers
• Early SeaTac light-rail station planned
• Volunteer naturalists needed for Burien, Des Moines beaches
• Closing time change at SeaTac's Riverton P.O. sparks concern
• Affordable housing in Federal Way is 'deteriorating quickly'
• Auburn man charged in killing ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend
• THE WOMAN IN BLACK: a ghost play
• Reuse first, then recycle at City’s semi-annual event
• Forgotten sculpture rescued at Steel Lake Park
• South King Firefighters Bunker up for Leukemia
• Don't miss out on seeing Stacie Calkins at Centerstage performing the tribute to Billie Holiday - Lady Day and the Blues: The Billie Holiday Songbook. Saturday, March 5 at 8 pm - call or buy tickets on-line!
• ARETHA AT THE APOLLO - A Tribute to Aretha Franklin April 16 - Fundraiser for Centerstage - Tickets $50 Auction and Appetizers before the show @ 6:30 Ms. Stacie Calkins performs at 8pm! Come join the fun!
• Federal Way seeks developers for vacant downtown site after skyscraper deal fizzles
• Highline College sponsors discussion on higher education budget cuts
• Collision at Highway 18 causing traffic back-up
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• Spring coming - Time to get out and have some fun
• Fat Tuesday fun at Burien Mardi Gras
• Burien resident writes book about hazards of living near Sea-Tac
• Burien Little Theatre sponsors bilingual play reading
• Breeders Theater presents'West' at Burien winery
• Normandy Park quilter to compete in Pennsylvania
• Volunteer fills void as Korean liaison in Federal Way
• King County Exec: Reforms will put county in position to rebound financially
• Federal Way says no to medical marijuana dispensaries | City denies business licenses
• This weekend, the lovely and talented Stacie Calkins will return to Centerstage with Lady Day and the Blues: The Billie Holiday Songbook. A chance for you to return to the roots of jazz and the soulful singing that will grab your heart and make you melt.
• Is currently having trouble with it's website...hang on folks, we'll get it figured out.
• Need money to make a difference? Apply for a Community Enhancement Grant
• Sales tax revenue rises in Federal Way | Retail expected to pick up in 2011
• Legislation clears the way for International Baccalaureate grads
• One dead in homicide shooting
• One Day Federal Way: More than 300 volunteers spruce up schools | Slideshow
• Kirkland man pleads guilty in DUI crash that killed two Federal Way teens
• Community Center open as a warming center
• Wants to thank the Cast and Crew of My Way for such wonderful work and performances! You guys are the jazziest!
• Federal Way adjusts workers' compensation for city employees
• Three Federal Way schools score high on state achievement index
• 6 inches of snow possible; Federal Way road crews stand by
• Vi pauses--briefly-- to mark 80 years
• Burien photographer shoots pin-up girls
• Des Moines lawmaker's bill would cut driver licensing lines
• Wine festival in Des Moines set for March 4-6
• Earth Heroes at School sought by King County
• ‘Cash for gold’ gets blamed for burglaries: Federal Way seeks stricter regulation
• Suspect tries to mail pot and heroin | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way shooters share the love | Citizens want to build a gun range
• Centerstage's final weekend of MY WAY! 2 shows on Saturday, Feb 19 and one show on Sunday, Feb 20 - call before it's too late!
• Juvenile reports sexting | Federal Way crime blotter
• Suspect faces first-degree murder charge in 2009 shooting of ex-boss
• Illahee principal ranks among Washington's finest
• Midnight walk in Federal Way? Statistics suggest downtown is safe, even at night
• Federal Way school bus accident investigation continues
• Federal Way moves ahead on parks and recreation | Goals include playgrounds, Sacajawea Park, disc golf
• Federal Way’s First Elected Mayor Welcomes First One Day Federal Way
• Drumming Up Learning and Fun for the Developmentally Disabled
• Salmon in City Hall illustrate our wasteful ways
• Should schools teach HIV/AIDS prevention? | Federal Way parent forum is Feb. 16
• PHOTO: Break in the winter weather brings blue skies
• Weekly Calendar
• They finally got to go to the prom
• Airwaves freedom dying
• South King Fire and Rescue will shrink territory to avoid losing money | De-annexation affects unincorporated King County
• Des Moines Marina renovation completed
• Three Decatur students struck by school bus
• Boy finds Airsoft pistol at playground | Federal Way crime blotter
• St. Francis Hospital's hiring policy goes smokeless
• Federal Way schools turn to reserves amid state budget squeeze
• Pacific Highway South: February construction update
• Man wields samurai sword with meth in pocket | Crime blotter
• Brian Walsh Act targets families of fallen police and firefighters
• Burien women’s shelter to hold annual dinner
• Students aid jogger who collapsed at Federal Way track
• Federal Way City Hall Gets Salmon Friendly
• Help Give the Twin Lakes “Sub-Area” a Healthy Makeover
• Three injured in Federal Way apartment fire
• Mom sentenced to 5 years in daughter's methadone overdose
• Centerstage continues this weekend with the musical tribute to Frank Sinatra - My Way. Bring your favorite valentine sweetheart and share some of the great romantic songs from the past. Tickets still available, but going fast - 253.661.1444 or on-line at
• Memorial honors Federal Way firefighters from 1960s who died on duty
• Thou shalt not steal church literature | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way puts $750,000 toward future civic center
• Fair funding for education: State Senate bill targets school district salaries
• Plays at Burien school entertainingly get across anti-bullying message
• Classic jazz swings into Burien
• Highline School District's Aviation High to lead the way in science, tech teaching
• Des Moines reluctantly approves shore plan
• Federal Way School Board learns blueprint for management | Pros and cons of Policy Governance
• ‘One Day Federal Way’ kicks off Feb. 22 | More than 150 volunteers sign up for service project
• Forum engages Federal Way parents on achievement gap in schools
• Policy outlines veto power for Federal Way mayor
• Dad accused of shoving kid | Federal Way crime blotter
• out Michelle's Theatre photos - lots of Centerstage photos here!
• High-speed chase passes through Federal Way
• City walks away from high-rise deal
• Federal Way mayor's ‘state of the city’ speech is Feb. 2
• Cash for gold: State legislators seek tougher laws to battle illegal sales
• STACIE CALKINS in LADY DAY & THE BLUES, The Billie Holiday Songbook Saturday, March 5 at 8:00pm at Centerstage Theatre, Federal Way, WA Tickets are $15. To reserve tickets please call (253) 661-1444. Backed by a 5-piece jazz ensemble, Stacie Calkins
• Girl, 13, reports rape by father | Federal Way crime blotter
• Lakehaven Utility District hires next general manager
• Annual count finds fewer homeless in Federal Way
• Diversions
• Times/News Editorial: Support Highline schools levy
• Metro updating bus service to and from downtown Seattle
• Burien's Highline Medical Center Foundation director named
• Meeting set on Highline's K-6 math program
• SeaTac teacher picked as science fellow
• Former Burien mayor Sally Nelson picked for county redistricting post
• Moonlight mile: Midnight walking club kicks off in Federal Way
• Progress on triangle project unfolds at Federal Way I-5 exits
• Opening Night for My Way was a huge success - the audience jumped to their feet for the ovation. 253.661.1444 for tickets!
• Federal Way man drowns in Star Lake near Kent after boating accident
• Nigerian exchange student is dumped | Federal Way crime blotter
• Auburn man fortunate to be alive after road rage shooting
• Traffic safety project threatens Federal Way convenience store
• Photos by Michelle Smith-Lewis for MY WAY: Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra Jan 28 - Feb 20 (Hurry, tickets are going fast for opening night!)
• Jan 29 - Feb 20 - MY WAY Walk down memory lane with Bob DeDea, Laurie Clothier, Matt Posner, and Katin Jacobs-Lake in this fabulous tribute to Frank Sinatra. 253.661.1444
• And One More for the Road...come and see My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Jan. 29 - Feb. 20. www.centerstagetheatre.com
• Singing and Dancing starts Jan. 29, 2011 - call 253.661.1444
• Steinke strikes gold again
• Controversial '60s figure Bill Ayers gives talk on education at Des Moines' Highline College
• Free wetlands class in Tukwila
• Drive Hammered results nailed down
• Don Hofstra was Burien community leader
• Sprinklers Save Condominum
• Lawmakers propose anti-bully think tank for state's schools
• Median U-turns target traffic trouble in Federal Way
• Financial fate of festivals: Federal Way invests in tourism boosters
• Counterfeiters strike at Wal-Mart | Federal Way crime blotter
• Kent business fined for Dash Point State Park fuel spill
• Federal Way schools flunk food safety inspections
• Tech week for My Way! Next weekend opening...Jan.28
• Paint company fined for April diesel fuel spill at Dash Point State Park
• Photo enforcement: Bills would give Federal Way voters veto power over future cameras
• ‘Mystery donor’ leaves $155,000 in her will for Highline Community College
• King County health department faces layoffs, cuts to maternity program
• Human bones found on trail? | Federal Way crime blotter
• Man who shot ex-boss in 2009 may face new charges after Federal Way victim dies 15 months later
• SLIDESHOW: Fans cheer Seahawks at SeaTac’s Valley Ridge Park as team heads to Chicago
• Helga from Sleeping Beauty hits Youtube!
• State of Federal Way schools: ‘All means all’ motto put to the test
• Auburn man pleads not guilty in fatal Federal Way crash | Attorney tries to stop media from filming plea
• Pregnant women brawl over gossip | Federal Way crime blotter
• So long, stimulus: Federal Way schools predict deficit of $8 million
• Federal Way family copes after fatal crash
• Federal Way's legislative priorities for 2011 include protecting money, regulating pawn brokers
• Tech-savvy Saghalie Middle School awaits math and science academy
• Federal Way students make picks for 2011 Caldecott Medal
• Federal Way tries to curb costs of employee health coverage
• Woman assaulted in parking lot | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way road plowers prepare for snow
• Leadership and city money prop up Federal Way's Martin Luther King celebration
• Increase 'snow-how' on bus, rail routes
• Tukwila lawmaker heads budget committee
• SeaTac YMCA unveils new logo for new year
• Draper Family is important part of Des Moines legacy
• Juvenile shot in groin with sawed off shotgun, suspect in custody
• Statement by Executive Constantine on shooting of Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
• 2011 WA Legislature preview: There will be budget cuts
• South King Fire and Rescue gives up cost of living increase
• Rebirth for the Federal Way School Board? Members vow more public engagement in 2011
• Des Moines, Federal Way firefighters make wage concessions
• Ain't Misbehavin' remembered for 2010!
• Shooter sentenced in 2009 homicide at Federal Way Transit Center
• Suspect swipes homemade credit card | Federal Way crime blotter
• Mayor Skip Priest customizes management at Federal Way City Hall | Unfilled positions save money
• Typo on our newsletter! Pricing is: Adults - $25; Seniors 65+/Military/College - $20 and Youth 17 & under - $10 for My Way. We have group rates too - 10 or more prices go to $17 per person regardless of age. Give us a call - 253.661.1444
• King County home prices drop 2.6 percent from 2009
• Fewer homeless students in Federal Way: Is that good? | State numbers increase during recession
• ACLU enters battle over controversial bus ad in King County
• Vehicle theft leads to chase | Federal Way crime blotter
• Auburn driver charged with vehicular homicide in crash that killed Federal Way man
• Breeders Theater opens season in Burien
• FEMA offers winter weather emergency tips
• SeaTac, Tukwila residents team together to improve both cities
• Auburn man shot in head in Federal Way road rage incident
• Federal Way teen recycles Christmas lights for charity
• Bail set at $500,000 for Auburn suspect in fatal Federal Way crash
• Federal Way's top stories of 2010 | Year in review
• Two-vehicle deadly collision, police believe drugs or alcohol involved
• Pacific Highway South construction: Expect lane closures
• King County Medical Examiner rules woman's death in shed fire an apparent suicide
• 29 Highline teachers earn national certification
• Walk in the moonlight at Burien's Seahurst Park on New Year's Night
• Three Tree Point artist couple fear bankruptcy when insurance doesn't come to the rescue
• Three Tree Point residents in Burien and Angle lake residents in SeaTac will take the plunge on New Year's Day
• A fun run for Highline's bus boss
• Highline hunkers down in 2010
• Be sure to check out our upcoming productions for January 2011!
• Rag Tag presents evenings of music and dance to support Federal Way's Multi-Service Center - for only $5 a ticket. Jan. 6, 7, 13 and 14 @ 8pm. Call for more info 253.661.1444.
• My Way: Tribute To Frank Sinatra at the Knutzen Family Theatre - January 28 through February 20! Tickets on sale now and going quickly! 253.661.1444
• Lost Chances: Murdery Mystery Dinner February 25, 2011 at 6:30 at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club. For more info check out our web site or call 253.661.1444. Limited number of tickets so call early!
• Ginger Bread Boy - Thistle Theatre Puppet Show on January 8, 2011 at 11am and 2pm - call for tickets @ 253.661.1444
• Gov. Gregoire's budget looks grim for Federal Way schools
• Free recycling of Christmas trees and Styrofoam in Federal Way
• Medical marijuana collective opens Federal Way branch
• Tensions hit home for Korean-Americans in Federal Way
• Police negligence: Jury awards $1.1 million to slain Federal Way woman's estate
• Pranksters make dirty fork illustration | Federal Way crime blotter
• Potential mail thief cuts victim | Federal Way crime blotter
• Councilman says King County bus ad sends ‘message of hate’
• Federal Way teen expelled for sharing allergy medication
• Sleeping Beauty final performance - Wednesday, Dec. 22 is Sold Out!
• Federal Way woman stabbed in chest and side
• Suspect sticks locks with glue | Federal Way crime blotter
• South King fire board changes video policy after incident with blogger
• Big rigs, beware: Federal Way protects roads from commercial vehicles
• Kent man dies in early-morning car wreck on East Hill
• The tree below played havoc on Saturday and caused the matinee to be cancelled. If you had tickets, please call us! 253.661.1444 Last show on Wednesday, Dec. 22 and it's nearly sold out!
• Everyone misses Lovell: Outpouring of support follows Beamer student's death
• Sunday, December 19 at 2pm is SOLD OUT! Saturday at 2pm is close to doing the same. There are tickets left for Saturday and Sunday Night. Wed, Dec. 22 is selling quickly too. Don't wait, get your tickets right away! 253.661.1444
• DUI campaigns: Law enforcement cracks down on impaired drivers
• Federal Way man pleads not guilty in toddler's death
• Unleashed pit bulls roam Safeway | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way School Board wants more Moore
• Federal Way offers utility tax rebate
• Beamer vs. Broadway: School cancels ‘You Can't Take It With You’ over production rights
• Washington schools lose lawsuit over special education funding
• Winemaking legacy for sale in Burien
• Winemaking legacy for sale in Burien
• Suspect stabs bus rider in the arm | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way man critically injured in hit and run
• Santa's little postal helpers: Volunteers respond to kids' letters
• Moyer honored by Des Moines
• What a lovely way to wrap up the week. Sunday's Matinee was so fun and full of laughter. Only six shows left!
• Shows are selling fast - call and get your tickets and be part of the magic! 253.661.1444
• Federal Way takes part in regional education ‘road map’
• Behind the bomb threats: Felony mischief lingers in Federal Way schools
• Federal Way icon Sam Mitchell dies | Memorial service Dec. 17
• Kids left alone after mom jailed | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way faces legal tango in property deal | Proposed arts center now called civic center
• The Alec Clayton's review from the News Tribune - come see us!
• Sand sculpting competition will return to Federal Way in 2011 | Organizers tackle debt without city money
• Thief flees into oncoming traffic | Federal Way crime blotter
• Law will reshape student nutrition in Federal Way schools
• Where is Federal Way's official Christmas tree?
• Federal Way adds speed enforcement cameras near Panther Lake Elementary
• Asay begins duties as new District 30 state representative
• Here comes the argument: Student debater is Federal Way's best
• Park memorials in Federal Way: Strict policy delays donation of bench
• Gun found near Steel Lake Park trash bin | Federal Way crime blotter
• Washington state says goodbye to bottle and candy taxes
• Blood supplies hit critical lows in Puget Sound area
• Caution urged during power failures
• Experts issue landslide tips
• Hate crimes decline in Federal Way and Washington state
• - a review of Sleeping Beauty on NW Adventures dot us
• Ear bitten off during assault | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way commuters spend less time in traffic
• is asking for new, unwrapped gifts/toys for children to be brought when you come see Sleeping Beauty now through Dec. 22. All donations are going to the Federal Way Multi Service Center's Giving Tree. Thank You!! For more information, call: 253.661
• Sleeping Beauty - Sunday 2pm Come join the fun!
• November 27 - Dec. 22, 2010
• Saturday Matinee at 2pm is getting very very full! Opening night for Sleeping Beauty Tonight at 7pm still has seats. Come and see the fun!
• Burglar torches safe at Arby's | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way school patrol: Hidden cost of King County's budget cuts
• Elected mayor marks new era for Federal Way
• Federal Way crews and drivers tackle icy roads; studded tires sell ‘like mad’
• Be sure to get your Saturday, Nov. 27 Matinee tickets soon - they're going FAST!
• Tell and show us your experiences during challenging winter weather
• We've an ad rolling round the area with our dates and times of Sleeping Beauty. November 27 through December 22 - call for more info!! 253.661.1444
• Winter's here in Federal Way: 1 to 3 inches of snow expected Monday, frigid temps on Tuesday | After school activities canceled
• South King Fire commissioner wants independent review of chief's contract negotiations
• King County detectives investigate death of toddler
• People from 43 different countries urge accountability in Des Moines dog shooting
• House Key Federal Way pays off for first-time homebuyers
• Teens exchange pornographic texts | Federal Way crime blotter
• Paper of record: Federal Way explores options; Mirror is lone bidder
• Public art: Federal Way schools are shopping, state is paying
• Federal Way moves to buy land for arts center | Property owner requests ‘false condemnation'
• Weekend weather may bring snow to Western Washington
• Federal Way police officer shoots gun-wielding suspect in Kent
• Four Loko makes juvenile sick | Federal Way crime blotter
• Mother charged in daughter's methadone-related death
• Behind the test scores: What is Federal Way school's secret to success?
• Thousands in Federal Way without power after wind storm
• South King Fire and Rescue braces for cuts in service
• Undercover sting targets Federal Way pimps, underage prostitutes
• Highline Community College's first business festival set for Nov. 30
• Gravel pit linked to third runway reverts to public ownership
• VIDEO and SLIDESHOW: Memorial for dog shot in Des Moines sees dogs and people in mourning
• Color my world: Federal Way school designs net architecture award
• Federal Way boy, 6, recovers from possible medication overdose
• Explicit comment left on 12-year-old's Facebook page | Federal Way crime blotter
• Despite demographic disadvantage, Federal Way school bucks achievement gap
• Auditions for "Clean House" at Burien Little Theatre
• SLIDESHOW: Des Moines opens last link in creek trail
• Seahurst Park restoration will close park next summer
• Seattle Christian students from Normandy Park and Federal Way commended by National Merit Scholarship Program
• Des Moines firefighters practice extrications
• Still not airbrushed or an airhead anchor, Aaron Brown returns to Seattle
• Port offers hush house as way to quiet airport noise
• 'Zombie' haunts Burien Little Theatre for Halloween
• Des Moines Part I crime rate totals reduced by over 13 percent from 2008 to 2009
• Update- Selection of SeaTac and Tukwila for Global to Local healthcare initiative announced Monday
• Des Moines author, keynote speaker named as Highline College trustee
• Burien speakers detail Highline sex trafficking problems
• Sleeping Beauty comes to Centerstage
• Sound Transit open house set for Burien Library
• Des Moines to keep Yoshino until April
• Jewel of Copan: A Mayan Adventure
• Tukwila museum names new CEO
• Port firefighters go pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Election ballot drop locations listed
• Firefighters and Police are at it again - all for a good cause!
• Des Moines, Federal Way firefighters wear pink
• Des Moines works through difficult budget
• Picture these Highline Halloween happenings
• Activists march on two Burien banks to protest foreclosure practices
• Sea-Tac Airport receives grant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Before official layoffs, 15 Federal Way city employees take paid administrative leave
• South King fire board stops citizen from videotaping public meeting | Fire chief confirms policy revision
• Suspect reports false shooting after pot stolen | Federal Way crime blotter
• King County veterans find stability through levy
• Sister City delegation from Hachinohe, Japan, takes speedy tour of Federal Way
• Federal Way faces December deadline to spend state money for proposed arts center
• Head count determines state funding for Federal Way schools
• Man seen touching himself at transit center | Federal Way crime blotter
• Fallen firefighter's battle with HIV: Family reflects on diagnosis, belated honors
• Federal Way stations itself as a leader in the medical industry
• Students return after Kilo Middle School bomb scare
• Priest leads race for Federal Way's first elected mayor
• Brothers plead not guilty in Federal Way shooting | Read the charging documents
• Bomb squad investigates suspicious suitcase at Federal Way post office
• Federal Way fifth-grader tests stop sign hypothesis at Hoyt Road intersection
• Bomb threat left on voicemail | Federal Way crime blotter
• Firefighter's HIV-related death occurred in the line of duty
• Federal Way woman, 38, reported missing
• Highway 18 wall's completion brings traffic relief and landslide protection
• Fire starts with cigarette and a pot | South King Fire and Rescue blotter
• Sleeping Beauty - November 27 through December 22 - get your tickets now by calling 253.661.1444 or going on-line to www.CenterstageTheatre.com
• Sleeping Beauty!! Whoooo hooo - Starts November 27 and runs through December 22 - get your tickets now on-line at www.CenterstageTheatre.com
• Federal Way school superintendent gets salary bump
• Rifle-wielding man: ‘Tell them I'm crazy’ | Federal Way crime blotter
• How school bond refunding saves money for Federal Way taxpayers
• Vandals rob Federal Way man of the Halloween spirit
• Horrors of domestic violence: Mother grieves twins, abuser breaks the cycle
• Tukwila woman reportedly gets into argument, leaves teen daughter and friends along I-5
• Medal of Honor recipient will highlight Federal Way's Veterans Day celebration
• Federal Way's lone homeless shelter expects busy winter
• Federal Way escapes weekend storm damage | Pacific Northwest braces for cold wet winter
• Motorist strikes bicyclist | Federal Way crime blotter
• Jobs at City Hall offer test for Federal Way's first elected mayor
• Trendy thief snatches one shoe | Federal Way crime blotter
• Budget report: No police layoffs in Federal Way for two years
• Three juvenile robbery suspects found hiding in Federal Way convenience store
• FTF - (for those of us just learning this means First To Find) OlsenGL shows his insult pick after finding one of the ArtsCrush arts themed geocaches somewhere inside our theatre. Log on to ArtsCrush and find out more!
• Mistrial declared for Federal Way man accused of poisoning wife
• Medical marijuana: Tacoma rally sends Washington state law back to the hot seat | VIDEO
• Woodmont Elementary evacuated due to gas leak
• Fright Fest
• Dancing with The Survivors Was a Hit!
• Federal Way man killed driving wrong way on SR 509; others seriously injured
• Federal Way girl, 12, found dead in Tacoma apartment
• House burglar steals truck on the way out | Federal Way crime blotter
• To save money on jail costs, Federal Way will send inmates to Chelan County
• Federal Way man shot dead outside Chevron station on SW 356th St.
• Holidays generate thousands of seasonal jobs nationwide; Federal Way mall's tenants are hiring now
• Suspect's warrant mistakenly removed from system | Federal Way crime blotter
• Inquest ordered for officer-involved shooting in Federal Way
• Jury yet to reach verdict on Federal Way man accused of poisoning his wife
• Federal Way awards human services funding to 28 nonprofits
• $130,000 embezzlement at The Commons Mall | Federal Way crime blotter
• Nursery upgrade at St. Francis Hospital is good news for moms and preemies
• Despite loss, organizers hope to keep sand sculpting championship in Federal Way
• Federal Way cuts contract with lobbyist that represented city in D.C.
• Man pulls gun on Wal-Mart customer | Federal Way crime blotter
• Unclaimed pit bulls face death after attacking Federal Way teen
• Federal Way police investigate link between baby's death and prescription drugs
• Federal Way budget crisis: Why it's here and what you need to know
• Grant will save four police jobs in Federal Way
• Search by state patrol prompts school lockdowns
• Sex offender lurks around at the mall | Federal Way crime blotter
• Suspect arrested in Federal Way area stabbing; homicide charges expected
• Two men injured after suspect shoots at crowd in Federal Way
• How energy audits help Federal Way residents save money
• King County Executive: New revenues needed to restore programs
• From vampires to Lady Gaga: Federal Way Halloween stores scare up serious cash
• Police deactivate bomb | Federal Way crime blotter
• Abandoned shopping carts: Volunteers tackle Federal Way eyesore
• World Championship of Sand Sculpting extended to Oct. 10 | Slideshow of winning sculptures
• Urban farming: Federal Way considers new backyard chicken rules
• Dad contemplates killing his children | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way's proposed budget cuts: Last public town hall is Sept. 30
• Accreditation saves money for South King Fire and Rescue
• County budget cuts threaten services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault
• Head lice in Federal Way schools: Know the policy
• Sexcapades in Hylebos Park | Federal Way crime blotter
• Sound Transit delays light rail to Federal Way area amid huge revenue loss
• Federal Way's community garden movement cultivates education opportunities for schools
• Federal Way City Council to skyscraper developer: Where's your business plan?
• Federal Way taxpayers save $1.3 million from school district's bond refunding
• Tanker rollover closes I-5 overnight in Federal Way
• Nightly lane closures for southbound I-5 this week in Federal Way
• Federal Way hopes marketing can revive revenue at Dumas Bay Centre
• With work crews, Federal Way stands to save millions on jail costs
• Taco Bell reports armed robbery | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way School Board shifts focus on policy approval, giving more power to administration and di
• Dozens of dazzling sand sculptures on display through Oct. 3 | World Championship of Sand Sculpting
• Prostitute makes a deal with undercover cop | Federal Way crime blotter
• Pasty patrol: Bikini baristas spark code revision in Federal Way
• Auburn woman charged with second-degree murder in July crash
• Unable to stand trial, Federal Way man accused of killing mother is committed to mental hospital
• Federal Way dentist sinks teeth into veterans tribute at World Championship of Sand Sculpting | VIDE
• Des Moines may reap benefit from seed planted in China
• Carsten honored by Burien/White Center Rotary for lifetime of achievement
• Fife too tough for Evergreen
• Puyallup too tough for FW, Kentwood rocks TJ
• Police investigate baby's head injuries | Federal Way crime blotter
• Petition seeks term limits for Federal Way elected leaders
• Federal Way motorcyclist dies from injuries in I-5 accident near Kent
• Federal Way man sentenced in regional pharmacy robberies
• Cleaner drinking water on tap for Federal Way
• Small community sets an example for quality education
• Pacific Highway South construction for September 2010
• Conferences further school board members' education on education
• Washington state marks 100th anniversary of women's suffrage
• World Championship of Sand Sculpting: From classy to bizarre, first batch of finished sculptures on
• Couple seeks $15,000 from Federal Way and Lakehaven after tree breaks sewer line
• Federal Way sets deadline for high-rise developer's land purchase
• Altercation leads to house shooting | Federal Way crime blotter
• Linda F. out bid many other Murder Mystery Bidders for the Wine Tasting Party at Red Sky Winery in
• How To Eat Like A Child - 8-12 Mr A's Amazing Maze Plays - 13 -16 Junie B Stories - 6 & 7
• World Championship of Sand Sculpting kicks off in Federal Way: Doubles teams pound away | VIDEO
• Raiders loaded for SPSL boys tennis
• SPSL football schedule
• Gas leak near Federal Way High School leads to business evacuations
• Map quest: Federal Way will launch guide for parks and trails
• Mayor's Month of Concern for the Hungry: Annual effort stocks Federal Way food bank
• Newlyweds fight over wedding guests | Federal Way crime blotter
• Multi-Service Center grants help South King County residents pay energy bills
• Four injured in Federal Way house explosion
• ‘Building science’ will help Federal Way reduce energy costs by 13 percent
• Suspect in DUI crash that killed two Federal Way teens receives jail sentence before trial
• World Championship of Sand Sculpting features tribute to veterans, life-size Oprah
• SLIDESHOW: Kennedy routs Decatur
• Tourism Enhancement Grant available for Federal Way nonprofits
• Barking dog leads to discovery of pervert | Federal Way crime blotter
• Dash Point State Park will close for 8 months to rebuild sewer system
• Pair of brush fires in Federal Way
• State test scores: Federal Way is among 212 school districts falling short in Washington; No Child L
• Motorists ticketed for cell phone use may be eligible for refund after Department of Licensing error
• Vincent Thompson undefeated
• HSFW volunteers honored
• Suspected car thief fatally shot by Federal Way police
• Lakota Middle School taps solar power for big savings; system is one of Washington state's larg
• King County Jail inmate threatens to rob bank | Federal Way crime blotter
• Federal Way school vending machines lose high-calorie sodas
• Court sides with World Vision's practice of hiring only Christians
• Nationals win Majors tourney opener
• Merchants hatch 'semi-secret' plans to revive Waterland, downtown Des Moines
• Steel Lake earns second at district majors
• Steel Lake rallies for survival
• Volunteers wanted: World Championship of Sand Sculpting starts Sept. 8
• Luke’s Wall to be built to honor Des Moines climber
• Des Moines water main deal OK'd
• Pac West All Stars Senior baseball at state
• Des Moines Marina puts on a new face
• Marine Hills paddles past Penguins
• FUSION event slated for August 4
• Federal Way American LL Juniors
• Diversions
• Cann lights up pool at All City meet
• Dow in Des Moines sees sites
• Fall football schedule
• SHN goes unbeaten for District 7 Majors All-star title
• Is it time for us to redefine “Public Education?”
• National fastpitch drops heartbreaker to Chinook
• Athletes as "Gladiators" shows skewed perception on education priorities
• Americans celebrate
• Local boxer aims high
• Update-Man missing from Burien area found in Oregon
• School zone speed enforcement starts Sept. 2 in Federal Way
• Bilingual students from Highline, Tukwila, Federal Way school districts snag jobs
• Reign ’93 Purple Davis Tournament Finalists
• WA and MA: Similar demographics, different education results
• After robbery, victim can't buy her Vicodin | Federal Way crime blotter
• Budget cuts: Federal Way stands to lose 18 police officers
• Heartbreak and pride: Auburn community praises all-stars' LLWS showing
• Saying farewell to the dream: Auburn fans endure heartbreaking ending of long journey
• Construction update: Lane closures on Pacific Highway South
• Dream ride ends: Texas upends Auburn, 7-5, in LLWS Pool B final
• Auburn's Little League heroes taking the ride in stride
• Auburn stays alive in World Series with 7-4 win over Texas, forces rematch Thursday
• School district: Assistant superintendent titles reflect workload for leadership
• Would-be robber scared off by victim's gun | Federal Way crime blotter
• Auburn stays alive in LLWS, belts Connecticut in rematch, 9-5
• Motivated Auburn to Connecticut: 'Beating us was a fluke'
• Local boxer aims high
• Lakehaven seeks applicants for board of commissioners
• Cat killer in Twin Lakes: Human or animal?
• Auburn All-Stars to take on Connecticut in rematch, elimination game today
• Federal Way woman accused of faking pregnancy for child support payments
• Level three sex offender moves to Federal Way
• Auburn family endures long road to reach World Series
• Auburn stays alive in Little League World Series, defeats Minnesota
• Athletes as "Gladiators" shows skewed perception on education priorities
• On the world stage: Day of thrills, nerves for Auburn All-Stars
• Clothing bank returns to serve Federal Way students
• Auburn Little League prepares for first pitch; Gov. Gregoire extends best wishes
• Auburn drops Little League World Series opener
• Auburn turns out to cheer on Little League All-Stars
• Young female reports sex abuse by uncle | Federal Way crime blotter
• Des Moines water main deal OK'd
• FUSION event slated for August 4
• Sexting heats up policy debate in some school districts
• Marine Hills paddles past Penguins
• New Beginnings for Youth Musical Theatre
• Federal Way American LL Juniors
• Downtown Des Moines guidelines discussed
• Cann lights up pool at All City meet
• SeaTac trial announcement and fireworks accident top police blotter
• Fall football schedule
• National fastpitch drops heartbreaker to Chinook
• Is it time for us to redefine “Public Education?”
• Americans celebrate
• Budget gap: Federal Way schedules more than a dozen public discussions
• SHN goes unbeaten for District 7 Majors All-star title
• Rape reported at adult family home | Federal Way crime blotter
• Update-Man missing from Burien area found in Oregon
• Deadline looming: Primary election set for Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Bilingual students from Highline, Tukwila, Federal Way school districts snag jobs
• Grandmother accused of molesting six children
• Merchants hatch 'semi-secret' plans to revive Waterland, downtown Des Moines
• Donors address demand for school supplies in Federal Way
• Steel Lake rallies for survival
• Federal Way seeks Save Our Schools grant to improve radio communication
• WA and MA: Similar demographics, different education results
• Two sonic booms rock Puget Sound
• Pac West All Stars Senior baseball at state
• Arraignment for grandmother in sex-abuse case postponed when she is taken to Harborview
• Luke’s Wall to be built to honor Des Moines climber
• The basics of breathing to keep your tigers away
• Primary election results: Priest and Ferrell lead Federal Way mayor race; Prop. 1 fails; Asay and Gr
• Reign ’93 Purple Davis Tournament Finalists
• Diversions
• Federal Way ‘triangle’ interchange: Project will impact region's economy and elimin
• Nationals win Majors tourney opener
• Dow in Des Moines sees sites
• Steel Lake earns second at district majors
• Des Moines Marina puts on a new face
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• Red White and Blues Festival
• Earth Day
• Fourth of July at the Red, White And Blues Festival
• Federal Way Graffiti

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