Email: jenny.manning@patch.com
Phone: (425) 283-2880
Hometown: Alamo, Calif.
Birthday: October 18
Jenny Manning works as a Community Editor for 15 Washington state Patch sites.
Manning cut her teeth as a newspaper reporter and worked for several area papers before make the move to new media in 2010 when she joined Patch.
In December 2010 Manning launched Renton Patch and worked as the editor until January 2013 when she took on a new role as Community Editor.
The Renton Police Department, Renton Fire and Emergency Services and the Department of FIsh and Wildlife worked together to capture a bear in the Highlands neighborhood.
The Renton Police Department, Renton Fire and Emergency Services and the Department of FIsh and Wildlife worked together to capture a bear in the Highlands neighborhood.
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Berliner Pub treats patrons to live music, community-style seating, German beer, house-made brats and fries on opening night.
The City Council may decide to postpone further decisions about the downtown library, pending full council attendance and community comment.
Rain did little to deter film lovers from attending the SIFF Preview Film Walk on Wednesday night.
"New developments" and heated public comment have spurred Mayor Law to suggest the City Council postpone any further decisions on the new downtown library until further public discussion.
City Council candidate Ed Prince has switched his bid from position three - held by Marcie Palmer - to the now open position five.
The shooting happened one day after Mayor Denis Law's announcement of a new downtown security plan.
Visit the Whistle Stop, History Museum and Liberty Cafe on Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. for a chance to win free SIFF movie passes.
More officers will patrol downtown and a new Ranger Program will increase the volunteer presence in Renton Parks.
Installed in 1975, the Henry Moses Honoring Pole was stolen in 2009. The City, Duwamish Tribe and original carver Jim Ploegman rededicated the pole on Saturday.
Friends of Renton Schools fundraiser collects $180,000. The money will be used to support academic programs in the Renton School District.
Performances, tours, mini-reunions and dinner make for a day-long centennial celebration for RHS alumni.
The Spring Festival returns for its ninth year.
Prince will run against two-term incumbent Marcie Palmer.
Donors give generously to the Friends of Renton Schools at a benefit breakfast held Thursday at the Renton Pavilion.
The Valley Medical Center Board of Commissioners will continue its review of a draft document of a strategic alliance with the UW Medicine Program tonight at 7 p.m.
Silva was remembered as a determined and loyal member of her large family.
City Council members will receive a briefing on the future of the downtown and highlands libraries. The public is welcome to attend the briefing, but must wait until the City Council meeting at 7 p.m. to make a comment on the issue.
