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Frustrated striking workers rally at Kent’s Davis Wire
A lingering strike is taking its toll on 85 Davis Wire mill employees in Kent and their families…
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Sheldon crowned Kent’s Miss Cornucopia
For Kelli Sheldon, the coronation was validation. Kent's newly crowned Miss Cornucopia considers the honor humbling, a reflection…
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Community loses a good man, dear friend
Dave Watson was a kind and generous man who gave much of himself for the betterment of others.
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Kent’s resident summer camp keeps going strong
Dave Street is a kid at heart, someone who shares the joy of the summer camp experience.
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‘Petro’ Park’s paradise pitch; new soccer fields
As a soccer dad and youth league volunteer, Dennis Higgins vividly recalls a time when Petrovitsky Park's sand…
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Kent Relay For Life shines at French Field
Linda Mentzel was determined to be there for her mom – in celebration.
Opinion
Kent riding a good thing with tour | Klaas
It was much more than a leisurely bicycle ride under unpredictable skies last weekend.
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Sterling voice takes top prize in Kent Has Talent show
Under the bright lights on center stage, Cameron Sterling delivered the performance of her young life Saturday night.
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Volunteers help beautify Kent’s Northwest Harvest
A large work party came to embrace and spruce up Northwest Harvest.
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World’s Fair exhibit to open at Kent Museum
Glancing at a sparkling champagne glass on display for all to see, Nancy Simpson marveled at its uniqueness…
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Secretary Reed has much to do before, after retirement
Secretary of State Sam Reed has a few things he wants to finish before his retirement in January.
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Kent focus groups say no to homeless shelter
Faced with opposition from a concerned community, a proposed homeless shelter is no longer a possibility for one…
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Good time: Kent Commons makes way for clock show
Shawn Blake, a Covington carpenter, enjoys tinkering.
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Haven for the homeless? Proposed shelter in downtown Kent draws concerns, opposition
A man of faith and compassion, Terry Pallas naturally extends a hand to help the homeless.
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Delegation from Tamba, Japan, kicks back in Kent, Auburn
They were intrigued by the local history, observed two growing cities in revitalization, toured businesses at work and…
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Community rallies for Kent boy living with severe idiopathic arterial pulmonary hypertension
Strapped to a backpack pump that feeds him medicine through a chest tube every six minutes, Cullen Steele…