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As of Monday morning, June 28, Washington State Department of Transportation reported the following road obstructions: 5:17 a.m.: A collision blocking the ramp of Highway… Continue reading
Many in the city will remember Richard Wagner as “The Popcorn Man” at community events and parades, dressed in an old-timey red-and-white striped shirt over… Continue reading
Someone within the Auburn Police Department has to deal with the press, respond to major incidents, and let residents know how its officers are interacting… Continue reading
A mid-morning episode of road rage between two men ended in bloodshed June 16, Kent police say, when the 43-year old Auburn party to the… Continue reading
In 2020, the city of Auburn adopted an ordinance to provide a temporary waiver of its ordinary right-of-way use-permit fees to provide its pandemic-afflicted restaurants… Continue reading
Mari Borrero has been a United States Marine, a Kent School District teacher, a hospice care worker and a mentor with a big heart. About… Continue reading
Auburn Police claim Steven W Jackson punched the 74-year Auburn man who had caught Jackson sleeping in the man’s car on May 18 and then… Continue reading
The Auburn City Council on May 17 rejected an ordinance that would have required large grocery store chains operating in Auburn to provide a $4-per-hour… Continue reading
The Auburn City Council approved the city’s first ever Business and Occupation Tax during its regular meeting May 17. The tally was 5-2, with Councilmembers… Continue reading
Claude DaCorsi will not seek a third term on the Auburn City Council. Two terms will do, Auburn’s deputy mayor told the Auburn Reporter on… Continue reading
The first thing one realizes in even the briefest of conversations with LaShund Lambert is his keen passion for social justice. Much of that, he… Continue reading
Auburn City Council discussions about whether to mandate $4 in pandemic hazard pay for front line workers at large grocery stores in Auburn appear to… Continue reading
At 7 p.m. May 17, the city of Auburn’s first ever Business and Occupation Tax ordinance comes up for a vote at the regular Auburn… Continue reading
According to Auburn Police, 32-year-old Shane Lee Fitch had himself a busy night on Nov. 15, 2020. Police say Fitch broke into a bunch of… Continue reading
The Auburn School District hosts a community information night about the Lea Hill Elementary replacement project from 6-7 p.m. May 12 via Zoom. This project… Continue reading
Next week the city will host a virtual Auburn Town Hall focusing on homelessness in the community and what the city is doing to address… Continue reading
Auburn Police say an Auburn man tried to strangle his girlfriend on April 25, 2021, and in so doing has violated a 2020, no-contact protection… Continue reading
