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Fate at a thrift store: The chain of events that reunited a mom with her murdered sonâs ID (opens the original)
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AUBURN, Wash. — The identification card of Jesse Sarey, a 26-year-old former foster child killed by an Auburn police officer in 2019, was discovered inside a sealed bag of baseball cards at a thrift store in July. The card was offered for sale at a St. Vincent de Paul thrift shop on the exact day of Sareyâs birthday, seven years after his death. Sarey was shot and killed during a scuffle with Auburn police officer Jeffrey Nelson in 2019. In June 2024, Nelson was convicted of murder, marking th
Meet the right-place, right-time hero who saved 3 young girls from drowning at Seafair (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — A week ago today, a hero came to Lake Washington to watch the Blue Angels soar. It was then she noticed three young girls in the water starting to sink. âThey did not look very good. They were already bobbing up and down trying to get breaths, and one of the girls was actually drowningâ¦and thatâs when I knew I had to jump in,â said Lillie Vehling. Vehling also realized that there were hundreds of people in and around the water, and yet she was the only one who noticed the three
Naked and unafraid: Sumner man springs into action to fight garage fire in birthday suit - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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With dry conditions and the Fourth of July holiday behind us, Washington has seen a high number of house fires lately. A Sumner man saw his neighbor’s home on fire and sprang into action without hesitation — and without putting pants on. Wesley Howard said the fire at his neighbor’s home was started by a smoldering firework in their garage. It spread through his fence, just a few feet away from both homes. It was just after midnight when his neighbor rang his doorbell to let him know about the f
Naked and unafraid: Sumner man springs into action to fight garage fire in birthday suit (opens the original)
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SUMNER, Wash. — With dry conditions and the Fourth of July holiday behind us, Washington has seen a high number of house fires lately. A Sumner man saw his neighborâs home on fire and sprang into action without hesitation-- and without putting pants on. Wesley Howard said the fire at his neighborâs home was started by a smoldering firework in their garage. It spread through his fence, just a few feet away from both homes. It was just after midnight when his neighbor rang his doorbell to let
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