Soroptimist International of Everett on June 14 presented Peoria Home with a $50,000 check towards its capital facility drive. (Contributed photo)

Soroptimists give Peoria Home big boost

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A woman who wore a business suit and was armed with a pellet gun has pleaded guilty.

The unusual June 10 weather resulted in nine damage claims from home and business owners.

Sheriff’s deputies arrested a suspect Friday afternoon.

The body of a man, 75, was recovered June 14 from the waterfront near the Weyerhaeuser Building.

The man was wanted in connection with the shooting deaths of two people in University Place.

Youth riders would pay $1 and fares for seniors and people with disabilities would rise to 50 cents.

The biggest slice of the bond funding would go toward building a new Post Middle School.

Washington also is considering becoming more significant by moving its primary to early March.

It must be perfectly dry when repaving material is applied. They will try again next weekend.