Letters to the Editor
Berrios is the right choice for mayor
With the primary on Tuesday, I would like to discuss taxes in relation to the race for mayor…
Letters to the Editor
Ralph will get the job done as mayor
Dana Ralph received endorsements from the Kent Police, the Kent Fire Department (now Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority)…
Letters to the Editor
Berrios will make a great mayor
As a volunteer president of a local homeowners’ association, I’m voting for Jim Berrios for mayor. This is…
Letters to the Editor
Unfounded assumption
I am astonished, Ms. Barber, that you compare Kent mayoral candidates Dana Ralph and Jim Berrios to the…
Letters to the Editor
Swansen has what it takes to solve problems
It’s time we elected a candidate who has the citizens and cities best interest at heart.
Letters to the Editor
Bill would harm health care
Health insurance is more than a policy, it’s peace of mind. It’s knowing your family will be cared…
Letters to the Editor
Kent remains silent on climate change, fighting pollution
Al Gore recently led a three-day training in Bellevue, giving his signature climate change presentation to an energetic…
Business
Treehouse seeks community organizations to host back-to-school drives to benefit foster children
The Paramount Hotel will donate backpacks to Treehouse, the Seattle-based nonprofit which gives youth in foster care a…
Life
Celebrate Kent’s history at multiple August events
Visitors and residents are invited to celebrate Kent’s past at multiple events in August.
Opinion
State’s new distracted driving law going too far? | The Petri Dish
The state’s new law targeting distracted drivers sure is annoying folks.
Life
Dog Days of Summer coming to Kent Senior Center
The second annual Dog Days of Summer event returns Saturday, Aug. 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,…
Sports
Hydros to compete for Columbia Cup this weekend
The race for the national championship for H1 Unlimited Hydroplanes gets underway this weekend when the swift fleet…
Sports
Wright duo headlines $75,000 Emerald Downs Derby | Stable news and notes
Trainer Blaine Wright, cruising to a second straight Emerald Downs title, will saddle the top two choices in…
News
Highline College president announces retirement
Nearly 40 years in higher education, 22 years at Highline for Bermingham
News
Sounder trains to run Sunday for Mariners game
Mariners fans can bypass weekend traffic and take Sound Transit’s popular game day Sounder train to the 1:10…
Business
Skip the Line this summer at DOL, renew online | VIDEO
Summer is a busy time at Department of Licensing (DOL) licensing service offices (LSOs), especially in densely populated…
Life
Auburn alumni direct ‘Pippin’; performances on Green River College stage Aug. 4-5
Most likely to … direct a musical theatre production at Green River College?
News
Excel Public Charter School in Kent joins Green Dot network
Excel Public Charter School in Kent is now a part of the Green Dot Public Schools network.
Sports
ShoWare Shootout: outdoor courts heat up with 3-on-3 play | PHOTOS
A field of 126 teams competed for top divisional honors at the sun-kissed, eighth annual ShoWare Shootout last…
Opinion
Dry spell in Seattle | Shiers
Months removed from record-breaking winter and spring rain, the Puget Sound region is on another streak.