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Only two precincts supported the bond measure — it sunk everywhere else.

It’s unfortunate that another story like this has surfaced. Another Washington community is having to deal with the possibility of rogue sex offenders.

Local legislators submitted bills to increase community notice of when a high-level sex offender would be moving into an area and increased the distance those offenders would have to be from schools and child care centers.

An update regarding security at a group home for sex offenders, several court dates moved back, and corrected times for the Father-Daughter dance.

Garden House was been reviewed by the Department of Corrections before residents moved in — but neighbors have decried what they see as an unconscionable lack of security measures.

While ballots are still being counted, nearly 75% so far did not approve the $253 million bond.

The Sound Cities Association represents 38 cities are more than 1 million people in King County.

While ballots are still being counted, nearly 75% so far did not approve the $253 million bond.

Many see huge issues with Garden House specifically, but also with the entire process of moving sex offenders off McNeil Island into these group homes.

Student athletes have to take turns using locker rooms, lines to the bathrooms and concessions are long, and practices/games have to share a space, or be cancelled outright.