Good morning Auburn! We're back in your inbox this morning to keep you in the loop with what's happening in and around town. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. āļøļø
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Also on today's calendar: Downtown Issaquah Spring Wine & Artwalk and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What did the inventor of the knock-knock joke win? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Auburn seeks two judges for its own municipal court (auburn-reporter.com) ā Auburn is moving ahead with plans for its own municipal court, aiming to open in January 2027 and now beginning interviews to select two judges. The first candidate, longtime Western Washington attorney Matthew Leyba, met with the City Council to share his vision, emphasizing Zoom access, community trust, and a court Auburn residents can be proud of.
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2. Fire blotter: Two critically injured people in auto accident (auburn-reporter.com) ā Recent Valley Regional Fire Authority calls included several serious incidents in Auburn, from a high-speed crash that critically injured two people to multiple medical emergencies requiring transport to MultiCare Auburn Medical Center. Crews also handled a CPR call at a local nursing home and helped an injured woman after a fall, underscoring the steady pace of life-saving responses around town.
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3. VIDEO: Auburn Police arrest vehicle theft suspect after high-speed pursuit through city streets (auburnexaminer.com) ā Auburn Police say they arrested a suspected car thief after a high-speed pursuit on April 11 that wound through city streets and ended on K Street SE. Officers recovered suspected narcotics and theft tools, noted signs of impairment, and booked the driver on multiple charges while returning the vehicle to its owner at the scene.
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4. DOJ moves to vacate Jan. 6 conviction for Proud Boys leader from Auburn (seattleweekly.com) ā Federal prosecutors are now asking an appeals court to vacate the Jan. 6 conviction of Ethan Nordean, a Proud Boys leader identified as being from Auburn, even after his lengthy prison sentence for leading breaches at the U.S. Capitol. The move, which has drawn sharp criticism from at least one member of Congress, raises new questions about the long-running legal fallout from the riot.
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