Missing man Randolph found in Seattle after weeklong absence
Donald Lee Randolph a 48 year old man with mental handicap who had been missing for nearly a week was located by Lynnwood police on First Avenue in Seattle among a group of street people. He had ridden the wrong bus from Desert Industries to downtown Seattle and spent a night in Pioneer Square before being found at a toy store.
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Lynnwood
Donald Lee Randolph
Randolph
First Avenue
Seattle
Neal Knight
Knight
Desert Industries
Aurora Ave
Metro
Ballard
Pioneer Square
Guardian
Leona Harvey
Fifth Avenue
Pine
Harvey
Lynnwood council moves to permit hot air balloon ride
Lynnwood officials voted 4-3 to bypass an ordinance banning hot air balloons in RS-8 zones and allow St. Thomas More church and school to operate a hot air balloon during a Sept. festival. Mayor Hrdlicka opposed. council considered rezone to P-1 but found it undesirable. fee waiver discussed for rezone application.
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Randall Dodd
Lynnwood
St. Thomas More
Hrdlicka
Corwin
Hrdlicke
Bob Henderson
Henderson
Bill Blackburn
St. Thomas More’s
Charges Dropped In Lynnwood Case After Victims Admit Lies
Snohomish County prosecutor says charges against Michael Ryan 28 were dropped after the alleged victims admitted much of their stories were false. The kids aged 3 to 5 had described abuses. one 13-year-old admitted guiding them to Ryan but later said he did not know him. The teen passed a polygraph, aiding the decision.
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Lynnwood
Snohomish County
Larry McKeeman
Michael Ryan
Ryan
McKeeman
Teen gunman robs Lynnwood grocery in late evening
Snohomish County deputies hunt a late teens bandit who pulled a revolver during a Saturday robbery at Top of the Hill Grocery 3618 164th St SW. About 150 dollars was taken after the clerk paused for cigarettes. suspect fled on foot, no shots fired. He stood about 5 feet 4 inches, 150 pounds, with dark brown hair, mustache, wearing a faded blue jeans jacket and jeans.
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Lynnwood
Snohomish County
164Th St. S.W
Banks barred from public funds risk for Lynnwood thrift
Treasury officials barred government treasurers from placing public deposits in three savings and loan associations, including Lynnwood Savings and Loan Association. State records show negative net worth at all three, though deposits are insured and operations continue. Lynnwood, based in Lynnwood, has assets around 76 million dollars and deposits of public funds about 1.9 million as of June 30.
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Lynnwood
Lynnwood Savings and Loan Association
Western Savings and Loan Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Seattle
Vancouver
Wash
Home Sav
Ings and Loan Association
Burien
Public Deposit Protection Commission
Home Savings
State Savings and Loan Division
Lynnwood Savings
Lynnwood Bank
John Webber
State moves to condemn Edmonds ferry dock over lease dispute
The Washington Department of Transportation plans to condemn the Edmonds ferry dock to end a stalled three year lease dispute with the Port of Edmonds. The state seeks ownership to enable expansion while the port argues the dock is owned by multiple entities and valued at about 1.3 million.
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State Department of Transportation
Edmonds
State Transportation Commission
Rick Daniels
Department of Transportation
Michael Valiga
Transportation Department
Validga
Daniels
Department of Natural Resources
Valiga
John Dodge
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Community Transit Board
Charles Becker
Home Savings and Loan Association
Lynnwood Rotary Club
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