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Defense begins in Sound Doctrine pastor Malcolm Fraser criminal trial
Seattle Attorney Ann Carey began to present the defense last week in the case of Malcolm Fraser, assistant pastor of Sound Doctrine Church, who has been charged with two counts of first degree child rape and two counts of first degree child molestation.
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King County Council Monday highlights
Approved an ordinance creating the Department of Public Defense within the Executive Branch (Substitute Ordinance 2013-0215.2).
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Candidates sign up for fall election | King and Pierce Counties
The official filing period expired Friday afternoon with some local races looking interesting and others devoid of any competition at all.
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State Route 165 Carbon River Bridge repairs complete
The Washington State Department of Transportation bridge maintenance crews completed repairs to a loosened support on an approach span of the State Route 165 Carbon River Bridge.
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State Route 410 Chinook Pass is open
Chinook Pass opened to traffic at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 17. It’s safe to say drivers can make travel plans over State Route 410 this weekend.
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Election filing through Thursday, one day remains
Races for the fall elections are shaping up, with four days of filing in the books. Election offices in King and Pierce counties will accept candidate filings until the end of today (Friday).
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Two calls, one arrest for reckless driver | Enumclaw police reports May 8-14
Police were dispatched the afternoon of May 14 to watch for a recklessly-driven vehicle that was said to be swerving and crossing over center lines. The description of the vehicle matched that given in another report of a possible DUI case. Police located the suspect vehicle and the motorist was taken into custody and booked for driving under the influence.
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Police deal with plenty of impaired drivers | Buckley police reports May 8-15
An officer was dispatched at 3:40 a.m. May 12 to locate a vehicle that had been traveling on the wrong side of the road. An officer located the vehicle which stopped in the middle of the road on Cothary Street. The officer attempted to contact the driver, who was already sleeping and drooling while behind the wheel. The driver refused to open his door and then took off, driving recklessly. He drove several miles before stopping. He was placed under arrest on several charges.
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Candidates file for local office
Here are the election filings for local office through closing Wednesday, according to the King and Pierce county election departments.
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Regional Animal Services now hosts Pasado's Spay Station twice a week
Low-cost spay/neuter surgeries offered every Wednesday and Friday
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Chinook Pass will open one week early, beginning Friday
Washington state Department of Transportation crews have spent the past five weeks clearing snow approximately 20 feet deep from the roadway sections of the high-altitude geography.
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Prosecution nears end in Sound Doctrine pastor Malcolm Fraser trial for child rape and molestation
The criminal trial for child rape and molestation of Sound Doctrine pastor Malcolm Fraser continued last week as the young woman who took allegations to Enumclaw police took the stand.
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Overflow audience calls for preservation of Metro service | King County Council
The audience who came to tonight’s meeting of the Metropolitan King County Council’s Transportation, Economy and Environment Committee sent a clear message: the impact of a reduction in Metro Transit service will be felt throughout the region and should not be allowed to happen.
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King County Council members disappointed by rejection obid to purchase Sacramento Kings
Metropolitan King County Council Chair Larry Gossett and Council Budget Chair Joe McDermott said today the NBA was reminded that this region is still a viable location for an NBA franchise. The National Basketball Association’s Board of Governors rejected the proposed sale and relocation of the Sacramento Kings to Seattle.
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Quentin Lorenzo Simmons, alleged Sumner Motor Inn shooter, arrested in Georgia | UPDATE
Quentin Lorenzo Simmons, 29, was detained in his motel room shortly after 2 p.m., after deputies successfully tracked his location through his cell phone.
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Enumclaw students lend a hand at Plateau Outreach Ministries
On April 16, the Enumclaw Middle School Alpha leadership class taught by Mr. (Karl) Karkainen organized a field trip to Plateau Outreach Ministries in Enumclaw. First we met with the director, Britt Nelson, who explained to us what POM is all about. Then we got to work!
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Plateau birth announcements
A girl, Piper Lee Jewell, born April 30, 2013, to Sunni and Chris Jewell of Enumclaw.
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Candidates sign up on first day of election filing
Candidates filed for a variety of offices throughout the Plateau on Monday, the first official day for filing
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Dinner auction for preteen Buckley leukemia patient Thursday night
A spaghetti dinner benefit for leukemia patient Dylan Ellefson — a 12-year-old Buckley boy and junior wrestler — will take place Thursday evening at the Buckley Eagles Hall.
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Metropolitan King County Council | May 13
Unanimously approved an ordinance implementing public transportation service changes and the Snoqualmie Valley alternative service demonstration program in September 2013, February 2014 and June 2014 scheduled service changes (Ordinance 2013-0213).
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