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2008 News Archive

April 14
Leveling the playing field with public campaign financing
Council to study “voter-owned elections” for King County
April 10
Shelter dogs and cats to get new space and less crowding
Council and Executive partner on short- and long-term plans to improve shelter conditions and define the future of Animal Care and Control
April 8
Brock Huard and Dr. Bonnie Dunbar headline successful Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser
Former Seattle Seahawks and University of Washington quarterback, Brock Huard, and NASA astronaut and current President and CEO of the Museum of Flight, Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, Ph.D., were featured as special guest speakers at the Federal Way & Auburn Boys and Girls Club and EX3 Teen Center 16th annual “Breakfast for Kids” fundraiser Tuesday morning at Emerald Downs in Auburn.
April 7
Urban parks, suburban camp to benefit from Conservation Future Funds
Council Approves Funding for Parks, Open Space
April 4
“Caring for our animals:” County Council Town Hall to examine County’s animal shelter system
King County’s animal shelter system needs major reforms, according to an expert consultant and a citizens’ advisory committee. The King County Council will hold a special Town Hall Meeting on Monday, April 14 to get public feedback on proposals for reshaping how the county cares for animals.
April 4
Elliott Bay Water Taxi sails into summer: Service begins with April 27 kickoff event
The return of the Elliott Bay Water Taxi for another summer season will be celebrated with a kick-off event on Sunday, April 27 from noon to 2 p.m.
April 3
Lake Forest Park Town Hall draws large crowd
Councilmember and Mayor discuss regional issues with citizens at town hall
April 3
Dunn Completes Annual District Swing
Metropolitan King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn has completed his annual swing through all City Councils and Unincorporated Area Councils in King County Council District 9. Dunn addressed each City Council and UAC about his legislative priorities and fielded questions about the County and himself.
March 24
More bus service on major routes throughout the county thanks to new transit partnerships
Council approves “Transit Now” agreements that increase service hours
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