
Fire causes $500,000 in damage to Marysville Value Village
July 6, 2017 5:00 amMARYSVILLE — A middle-of-the-night fire caused half a million dollars in damage at the Value Village store on State Avenue. Read more…
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MARYSVILLE — A middle-of-the-night fire caused half a million dollars in damage at the Value Village store on State Avenue. Read more…
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Smoke alarms woke up a Kent family at about 12:18 a.m. Monday to an electrical fire in the master bedroom of their home in the 24600 block of 101st Place. Read more…
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Fireworks will be lighting up the sky in Thurston County and beyond next week — and Lacey Fire District 3 is encouraging locals to watch a professional display, and avoid the emergency room. Read more…