But in the end, the courageous efforts by her son and a passing stranger proved futile. A King County Superior Court judge said yesterday that it might take him a week to decide whether to shut down an Internet site that lists personal information about Western Washington police officers. P-I forums are open . Backups expected as I-5 lanes close for repaving Starting Sunday, the two right northbound lanes of Interstate 5 at the Ravenna Boulevard Bridge will be closed for repaving, all day every day. And more than 50,000 cars must find somewhere else to go.
Baseball is, of course, just a game.
But for the Itos, who came from Hokkaido on business, scoring tickets to the anticipated matchup between Mariner Ichiro Suzuki and Boston's Hideo Nomo was a dream come true. A youth soccer group that wanted to convert an old dairy farm into playing and practice fields was dealt a setback yesterday when a King County judge upheld a decision that the area should remain farmland. The news was no surprise to the Duwamish tribe's chairwoman. In the latest black eye for Greek Row, two fraternity houses at Washington State University were raided by drug agents on Wednesday. A middle school band's choice of a secret agent theme upset some Apple Blossom Youth Parade watchers, who said black trenchcoats reminded them of the Columbine High School shootings.