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Kent Police Blotter | Sept. 9-19
Shots fired dominate incidents
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High speed rail and hub cities explored in Cascadia Corridor study
A new paper outlines a potential plan for the region.
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World Rabies Day event; pet food giveaway set for ShoWare Center in Kent
From 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26
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Sounder celebrates 20 years of commuter rail service
First train in 2000; stop in Kent added in 2001
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Fourth and Willis intersection to close Oct. 3-5 in Kent | Update
Paving of new roundabout rescheduled due to forecast of wet weather
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Man shot, injured in Federal Way parking lot
Shooting occurred near the Redondo Heights Park and Ride around 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 20
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Should state cover school bus costs if there are no riders?
With funding tied to getting students to school, districts are uncertain how much money they’ll receive.
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Kent Police crack down on street racing as it spreads across city, region
Parking lots at Dick’s Drive-In, LA Fitness become gathering spots
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Sound Transit delays construction of Kent parking garage for train commuters
Project placed on pause because of declining revenues due to COVID-19
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City outreach administrator prods homeless from sleeping in Auburn parks
New program started in April
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LaPorte to retire as city of Kent Public Works director
11 years as head of department; 31 years with city
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Former Kent pro soccer team owner pleads guilty to rape
Dion Earl, 48, was charged last year in Kirkland case
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Closure of 4th and Willis intersection in Kent set for Sept. 25-27
Crews finishing up work on roundabout
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SR 410 in Enumclaw to remain closed for several weeks
Rocks and wires down on SR 410 making it unsafe for travel
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Renton woman pleads guilty to purchasing firearms for ‘violent street gangs’
Woman provided the guns to her son, who modified them, sold them to gang members
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Arrest made in Kent fatal stabbing | Update
57-year-old man faces potential second-degree murder charge
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Air quality hits hazardous level in Kent
Conditions remain bad throughout the state because of wildfire smoke