Taylor Winkel
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King County, WA prosecutor proposes new law to combat copper wire theft (opens the original)
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King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion is introducing new legislation aimed at tackling local copper wire theft. KING COUNTY, Wash. - King County prosecutors announced new legislative efforts Monday to curb widespread copper wire theft across the region. Copper wire theft continues to inflict major financial damage on local infrastructure and business owners across King County. In Ballard, thieves have targeted local establishments ranging from neighborhood cafes to the National Nordic Mu
Renton set to vote on public camping, tresspass ban (opens the original)
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The upcoming vote follows the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Grants Pass v. Johnson, which overturned a previous circuit court decision and allowed local governments to enforce public camping bans. RENTON, Wash. - The Renton City Council is scheduled to vote Monday night on a comprehensive ordinance that would criminalize public camping, personal property storage, and unauthorized shopping cart possession on city-owned property, adding Renton to a growing list of Washington municipalities tighte
Tacoma, WA launches "Maritime 253" to combat industry worker shortage (opens the original)
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South Sound high school students on Tuesday marked the official opening of Maritime 253, a tuition-free facility designed to combat a national shortage of maritime professionals. TACOMA, Wash. - High school students in the South Sound walked through the doors of a first-of-its-kind facility on Tuesday, marking the official opening of "Maritime 253." Designed to combat a looming national shortage of maritime professionals – industry reports project a need for upwards of 200,000 workers in the nex
Demolition underway at abandoned Boeing office complex in Renton, WA (opens the original)
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Demolition crews are tearing down a sprawling, once-proud North Renton office complex previously owned by Boeing, bringing some relief to a years-long saga marked by vandalism, unauthorized occupants, and intense pressure from neighborhood residents. RENTON, Wash. - Demolition crews are tearing down a sprawling, once-proud North Renton office complex previously owned by Boeing, bringing some relief to a years-long saga marked by vandalism, unauthorized occupants, and intense pressure from neighb
Seattle schools strike averted as SPS, teachers deal saves first day of class (opens the original)
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Seattle Public Schools and the teachers union reached a deal to avert a strike after bargaining all day and night. SEATTLE - Seattle Public Schools and the teachers union reached a deal to avert a strike after bargaining all day and night. The agreement allows the first day of school to open as scheduled on Wednesday at 7:55 a.m., welcoming all 50,000 Seattle students. Both the union and the school board must officially vote to ratify the agreement. Teachers were fighting for higher wages, more
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