Author: Joanna Zuniga
Racist is delivering the city of Burien; hatred filled letters and notes. These anonymous letters are being slipped through the doors of many homes and businesses. Though the city has its highly valued right of free speech; given to its citizens. Jimmy Matta – Burien Mayor says, it’s unacceptable. Matta says “ We want to […]
In a special news correspondence, Medical Examiner of Pierce County, Thomas Clark has been accused of mismanaging death investigations and altering death certificates improperly in some recent deaths that involved children. This took place when the whistle-blower, Dr. Megan Quinn who is the second in command at the medical examiner’s office saw these activities and […]
In a recent cat and mouse chase, a high-speed car pursuit came to an end after a 27-year-old Auburn driver was found of eluding a police vehicle and trying to escape. Eventually, he was arrested on suspicion of eluding a police vehicle after he led Washington State Patrol troopers on a chase down Interstate 5 […]
Spring will be here soon and what better way to herald the start of spring than visiting the Northwest Flower & Garden Show at the Washington State Convention Center in downtown Seattle. This year’s theme is ‘Gardens of the World.’ Since 1989, the event has been organized to welcome the onset of spring. The event […]
One of the first skywatching events of 2019, the total Lunar Eclipse that appeared on January 20, 2019, was also a supermoon. Astro fans who witnessed the spectacle are already over the moon thanking their stars as the moon got closest to the Earth as it can get during its orbit. This was the only […]
Three people were found dead in Washington State on Tuesday. The discovery was made during a welfare check by deputies at a Sammamish home. Police said that they are suspecting it to be a case of murder-suicide and are investigating it accordingly. The authorities do not believe there are any suspects outstanding. The deceased, two […]
It’s time to do away with the bi-annual ritual of changing clocks as it only inconveniences people and does not serve the purpose anymore, lawmakers think. A bill seeking to keep clocks consistent throughout the year in Washington State was pre-filed on Friday. The bill has been sponsored by state senators Sam Hunt, Jim Honeyford, […]
A wild seal, believed to be Guadalupe Fur Seal, was found trapped in a fishing net on the shore by a beachgoer was rescued by two Ocean Shores police officers on Monday. Tagged under threatened species, this beach seal is said to be rare to the northwest and is commonly found off the coast of […]
As the partial Government shutdown enters into the third week, the problems of the federal workers, as well as the common people, have started to increase. The problem now has reached the Mt. Rainier National Park which has closed down vehicle access inside the park. The last time the park was open on Sunday. It […]
The Seattle City will now see a new park, a promenade and a pedestrian connection to Pike Place Market after the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Mayor Jenny Durkan announced this plan last Thursday. And the City officials have now reached a consensus with the city dwellers on taxation of the downtown property owners […]
