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Bellevue Tax Preparer Convicted Of Filing False Returns For Clients

A Bellevue tax preparer was convicted of helping clients file false tax returns in a scheme that prosecutors say involved fabricated financial details and improper deductions. Thanjavur Manavalan, 65, owner of Mano Accounting Services, was found guilty of three counts of aiding and assisting in the preparation and presentation of false tax returns following an…

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Dick’s Drive-In Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Wage, Break Violations

Dick’s Drive-In is facing a class-action lawsuit that claims employees were denied required rest breaks, meal periods, and wages. The suit, filed in King County Superior Court in February, alleges widespread labor violations affecting hourly workers. Plaintiff Madison Masterson claims the company failed to provide legally required rest and meal breaks during shifts, resulting in…

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Construction Begins On McCormick Village Retail Center In South Kitsap

Construction is underway on a new retail center at McCormick Village in South Kitsap, bringing restaurants, shops, and services to one of the region’s fastest-growing residential communities. The project, called McCormick Village Retail, will include roughly 30,000 square feet of commercial space and is already nearly half leased, developer MainStreet Property Group said. The retail…

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Everett Criminalizes Unlicensed Mobile Food Vending, Authorizes Jail Time

Unlicensed mobile food vendors in Everett could now face fines and potential jail time under a new city law. The Everett City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Wednesday, Feb. 11, making it a criminal offense to operate an unlicensed mobile food vending unit within city limits. Under the ordinance, a “Responsible Operator” — defined as…

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Ferguson Declares Emergency As Olympic Pipeline Shutdown Threatens Sea-Tac Airport Fuel Supply

Gov. Bob Ferguson issued an emergency proclamation Wednesday, Nov. 19, after a shutdown of the Olympic Pipeline disrupted jet-fuel deliveries to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The move comes as state officials and BP investigate a fuel leak near Everett that forced the 400-mile pipeline system offline for the second time in a week. Ferguson said the…

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Delilah Brings Her Iconic Nighttime Love Songs Show To KOST 103.5

One of America’s most recognizable radio voices is joining Los Angeles’ KOST 103.5, with Delilah’s beloved “Love Songs” now airing nightly across Southern California. Love Songs with Delilah is officially part of the KOST 103.5 lineup, airing seven nights a week from 7 p.m. to midnight, the station announced Monday, Nov. 17. The move brings…

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Redmond Police respond to protestors who broke into Building 34 at the Microsoft campus in Redmond on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

Seven Arrested After Pro-Palestinian Protesters Barricade Microsoft President’s Office

Seven demonstrators were arrested after storming the Microsoft headquarters in Redmond and barricading themselves inside an executive suite during a pro-Palestinian protest. Officers responded around 1 p.m. Tuesday, August 26, to reports of demonstrators gathered outside Microsoft’s campus, Redmond Police said. Seven people entered Building 34—home to the office of Microsoft President Brad Smith—where they…

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