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Welcome the 12th man
July 31st, 2009 at Fri, 31st, 2009 at 4:46 pm by Dean Radford
There are a lot of Seahawks’ fans out there and a whole bunch of them are going to land on Renton’s doorsteps come Monday for the first team practice at the wonderful Virginia Mason Athletic Center. Just to make sure those fans feel welcome, the City Council will undoubtedly adopt Mayor Denis Law’s proclamation marking August as “Renton Welcomes Seahaw Fans to Training Camp Month” Monday night. Fans: Enjoy the day Monday and many more throughout the summer. And next Friday read our special section called The Meaning of 12.
Dean Radford Hi. I am editor of the Renton Reporter. Prior to taking on that big responsibility, I was a reporter and held a number of editing positions at the King County Journal for many years. You can visit us at the Renton Reporter office, 200 Mill Ave. S., on the ground floor. dradford@rentonreporter.com
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