I just caught the latest installment of “Am I Really Sorry?,” that whacky new form of entertainment that’s sweeping the nation.
Funding of the Barrier Free Playground at Les Gove Park is more than two-thirds of the way home.
What the worldJoe Welsh’s 160-page, soup-to-nuts history of the Union Pacific Railroad from its inception in 1862 to current days, “Union Pacific Railroad,” Voyageur Press, 2009, might be just the book the critic has in mind. needs right now, a critic might say, is another coffee table book.
Weather permitting, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could begin this month on the annual spring fill of the pool behind Howard Hanson Dam, a critical step toward measuring the effectiveness of interim flood control measures instituted after the flooding of January 2009.
A former Auburn Adventist Academy Bible teacher accused of having sex with a teenage female student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a count of third-degree rape of a child and two counts of first-degree sexual misconduct with a minor.
Fitted out with television, computers, radio and telephones, the City of Auburn’s new Emergency Operations Center on the second floor of the One Main Street Professional Center offers a seat at the table to each entity involved in handling emergencies, from police and fire to public works and planning.
Concerned about many false alarms that take police away from other duties, the City of Auburn in January 2009 approved a new ordinance aimed at reducing their number.
King County Prosecutors on Thursday charged a former teacher at Auburn Adventist Academy with one count of third-degree rape of a child and two counts of first-degree sexual misconduct with a minor for allegedly having sex with a teenage female student.
A King County Superior Court Judge recently ruled that the state of Washington is not meeting its constitutional duty to fully fund basic public education.
The Sports Page Tavern was hopping last Friday as owners Kathy and Joe Mahoney held a raffle and silent auction to raise money for the family of Pierce County Deputy Kent Mundell.
Inspired by a local barber and barbershop, Northwest Caribbean Connection and the City of Auburn will throw a grand musical festival at the Auburn Avenue Theater on Feb. 27 to raise money for the suffering people of Haiti.
Green River Community College uses the 8.97-acre Lea Hill Park to the north more than the residents of Lea Hill do, most often as a practice field for intercollegiate sports.
Red light violations at the Auburn intersections with photo enforcement cameras dropped 28 percent in a comparison of the fourth quarter of 2008 with the fourth quarter of 2009, from 1,312 violations to 945.
Women throughout the history of the music profession have struggled against societal barriers and male attitudes.
William Carlos Williams wrote his epic poem about Paterson, New Jersey, and Charles Olson wrote his about Glouchester, Mass.
Overcome by guilt, Auburn police say, the man they believe set fire to Kouros Restaurant on Jan. 16, turned himself in two days afterward.
People have knocked holes in it, walked on it in high heels, torched it, cut it,
Auburn residents should prepare to pay more on their utility bills starting Feb. 1.
Warren McGee, the second son of a railroad engineer, grew up in the railroad town of Livingston, Mont., chasing engines, visiting the roundhouse whenever he could, his young ears thrilling to train whistles.
Joe Fain, a local community volunteer and Chief of Staff for King Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer, announced Monday that he is running for State Senate in the 47th District. Fain said his campaign would focus on growing jobs and small business, controlling government spending, and improving public education.