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The Renton Municipal Arts Commission is presenting original oil artwork by artist Michelle Waldele-Dick through March 31 at Carco Theatre….
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Six local comedians were put to the test last week, in Renton’s second annual comedy contest at DC’s Bar and…
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Over the century, Christmas evolved from a humble holiday during the Great Depression to the driving force behind retail profits, local seniors recall.
“You did with the minimum, but you didn’t know the difference,” said senior Don Fisher.
About 70 seniors danced at the Snowman Shuffle, many recalling Christmases past. Although the dancers did not have the rigor of youth, each thoughtful step recalled the memories of weekly dances.
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