Written By: admin on January 21, 2010

SEATTLE The case of a former King County sheriff’s deputy accused of beating a 15-year-old girl in a SeaTac City Hall holding cell is in the hands of a Superior Court jury.

The girl was a car theft suspect who was taken down violently in November 2008 after she kicked a shoe at Deputy Paul Schene. [...]

Written By: admin on January 15, 2010

by KING5.com

SEATAC, Wash. – King County deputies are trying to find a hit-and-run driver.

Authorities say a man driving a white sedan ran a stoplight and struck a delivery van on Military Road at 148th in SeaTac Wednesday evening.

The white sedan ended up in a ditch.

Deputies say the suspect fled his vehicle even though two of [...]

Written By: admin on January 13, 2010

Although guilty of being a complete perv, our airport bar wanker is at least conscious of the benefits of moisturizing.​It’s safe to say that Basim Salim Abdul-Rahim is rather ignorant when it comes to bar etiquette. First, he skipped out on his tab. Then he fondled himself while staring at the bartender, which is all [...]

Written By: admin on December 6, 2009

Public Health H1N1 vaccination: Free swine flu vaccinations for people who can’t afford to pay

H1N1 flu vaccination is the best protection against H1N1 influenza (swine flu). Public Health is offering H1N1 vaccination for uninsured people who are more likely to have serious illness and hospitalization if they get H1N1 influenza.

WHO can get the free vaccinations:
King [...]

Written By: admin on October 22, 2009

Congratulations Lisa Le!

Senior Lisa Le is the October Southwest King County Chamber Student Of The Month!  She was chosen by teacher Julie Polworth and honored at a luncheon on October 9th.  Here is some information about Lisa:

Hi, my name is Lisa Le. I am seventeen years old and I am a senior-expected to graduate [...]

Written By: admin on October 22, 2009

Port of Seattle Commission President Bill Bryant says it needed some good economic news and it got some Tuesday with the Delta Air Lines Inc. decision to expand Sea-Tac Airport flights.

Delta is adding nonstop routes next summer to Beijing and Osaka and expanding nonstop flights to Amsterdam.

The flights will be timed to connect with Alaska [...]

Written By: admin on September 24, 2009

National Geographic, through a partnership with World Wildlife Fund (WWF), announced today it will cut its emissions of greenhouse gases by 80 percent by the end of 2010. The Geographic’s commitment comes on the heels of the United Nations Summit on Climate Change in New York and at the start of the G-20 Summit in [...]

Written By: admin on September 18, 2009

Oaks Christian travels to Washington state to take on Skyline
The two teams are among the best in the country. A win for Oaks Christian would give Coach Bill Redell his 200th coaching victory of his 22 year career at the high school level. The QB for Oaks Christian is Nick Montana, Joe Montana’s son.

No. [...]

Written By: admin on August 26, 2009

By JENNIFER C. KERR (AP) – 10 hours ago

WASHINGTON — Six companies are recalling millions of window blinds and shades, following the deaths of three children who got caught in cords that help the coverings move up and down.

The recalls, announced Wednesday by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, involve some big-name companies, including Pottery Barn [...]

Written By: admin on August 26, 2009

1. Observation and Description
a. Describe the observed teaching situation in video 1 (e.g., visual aids, classroom decor, seating arrangement, and any additional criteria).

There were about 20 students are in a large classroom. For visual aids, teacher printed each new vocabulary word in a large font. These new words were placed on the chalk [...]

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