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Alaska USA contributes more than $60,000 to community nonprofits

Alaska USA Federal Credit Union has donated $60,250 to support nonprofit organizations as part of its annual grant…

Gourley named new CEO of Children’s Therapy Center

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Gourley named new CEO of Children’s Therapy Center

Children’s Therapy Center, one of the state’s largest and most comprehensive nonprofit pediatric therapy programs with centers in…

Could Kent land a Dick’s Drive-In? Votes to help decide

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Could Kent land a Dick’s Drive-In? Votes to help decide

Seattle-based Dick’s Drive-In announced plans last week to build a new restaurant either east or south of their…

State unemployment rate holds steady in January

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State unemployment rate holds steady in January

The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held firm in January at 5.1 percent, despite preliminary estimates from the…

Kent realtor honored

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Kent realtor honored

Marti Reeder, realtor and managing broker with John L. Scott’s Covington-Kent-Maple Valley office, has earned the Chairman’s Circle…

Kent Station presents Moolah for Schoolah scholarship fundraiser

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Kent Station presents Moolah for Schoolah scholarship fundraiser

Kent Station hosts its annual college scholarship fundraiser – Moolah for Schoolah – for Green River College students…

Kent City Council considers B&O tax filing changes

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Kent City Council considers B&O tax filing changes

About 1,600 small businesses in Kent might not have to file business and occupation tax forms with the…

Amazon to install solar systems on 50 fulfillment center rooftops by 2020

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Amazon to install solar systems on 50 fulfillment center rooftops by 2020

Seattle-based Amazon announced on Thursday a new initiative to generate clean energy by installing solar panels on its…

Highline College hosts free job fair March 15

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Highline College hosts free job fair March 15

Nearly 50 local employers with full-time, part-time and temporary job openings will be on hand for Highline College’s…

Kent’s Airways Brewery to celebrate seventh anniversary

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Kent’s Airways Brewery to celebrate seventh anniversary

Kent’s Airways Brewery and Tap Room, 8611 S. 212th St., will celebrate its seventh anniversary from 2 to…

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National magazines recognize WGU Washington for supporting military

Two national publications again honored Western Governors University (WGU) for helping meet the educational needs of the nation’s…

85°C Bakery Cafe opens first Washington location in Tukwila

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85°C Bakery Cafe opens first Washington location in Tukwila

People lined up around the outside of the 85°C Bakery Cafe on Friday morning, awaiting the chance to…

Mattress Firm’s PJ Bowl to support local foster kids

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Mattress Firm’s PJ Bowl to support local foster kids

Mattress Firm’s 12th annual Pajama Bowl is set for Sunday, April 2, from 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.,…

Northwest Flower & Garden Show opens next week

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Northwest Flower & Garden Show opens next week

The Northwest Flower & Garden Show opens next Wednesday – blending spectacular garden displays with a major focus…

Seattle Home Show features latest trends; event runs Feb. 18-26

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Seattle Home Show features latest trends; event runs Feb. 18-26

Tiny homes are big, pools and spas are now digital and the smart home is now the smartphone…

Kent’s Torklift Central founder Jon Kay dies at age 76

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Kent’s Torklift Central founder Jon Kay dies at age 76

Jon Kay, the founder of Kent’s Torklift Central, died at the age of 76 the night of Feb.…

Richard Cummins

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WGU Washington names new chancellor

Cummins has more than 25 years’ experience in Washington higher ed to new role

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Denali Home Loans adds Wells to Kent office | Briefs

Denali Home Loans has added Glenn Wells as mortgage loan originator to its Kent office, 19802 62nd Ave.…

Mattress merger

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Mattress merger

Sleep Train and Mattress Firm unify under one brand

King County judge orders 5-hour Energy to pay $4.3 million in penalties, fees

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King County judge orders 5-hour Energy to pay $4.3 million in penalties, fees

A King County judge ordered the makers of 5-hour Energy to pay nearly $4.3 million in penalties, attorneys’…