Joseph Rosario may not have thought it was a big deal to kick out a window of a bus at a transit center in South Hill, but now he’s charged with second-degree malicious mischief.
Joseph Rosario may not have thought it was a big deal to kick out a window of a bus at a transit center in South Hill, but now he’s charged with second-degree malicious mischief.
The 28-year-old was arraigned Wednesday in Pierce County Superior Court.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/crime/2012/08/16/man-charged-with-kicking-out-window-of-bus-at-south-hill-transit-center/
Puyallup police briefly closed Shaw Road this afternoon, after a man called 911 about 3:30 p.m. to report someone had shot out a window of his home in the 1600 block of 28th Street Southwest.
For four years, Ken Hill has driven a Pierce Transit van 100 miles each weekday from his house in Orting to his work in Redmond and back.
The online hookup turned into a bad movie: The Thing That Wouldn’t Leave. The Tacoma woman, 31, took a chance on the man from Coupeville. He was 38. She agreed to meet him, sized him up quickly and started the dump run. This wasn’t going to work, she told him.
Three former employees of Engine House No. 9 started The Swiss in 1993. Jack McQuade managed the pub during the day, Bob Hill booked the music and handled the night shift, and Gayl Bertagni ran the kitchen. Twenty years later, McQuade and his wife are keeping the beloved downtown pub going, and marking its longevity with a full weekend of celebrating.
Looking older than your age is not usually a good thing – unless you’re The Swiss Restaurant & Pub. Not yet old enough to drink (if it were a person), the tavern has become a downtown fixture since opening 20 years ago.
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