Some of you already know me but for those who don’t here you go…. I have lived in Renton for a year now but have quickly adjusted to my new surroundings and consider it home, so this blog is as the title says “All About Renton”. My partner in crime, Sammy, and I are all over Renton with our ears to the street finding out about all of the great things Renton has to offer from parks, plays, restaurants, businesses and anything else Renton and we are destined to tell you all about it. Thanks for reading….
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September 4, 2008 at 9:33 pm
Just wanted to pass on some info for our Almost Free Biz School at RTC to see if you might want to mention it in your blog. Thanks!
Almost Free Biz School
Oct. 4, 8:30 am – 4 pm
Renton Technical College
$18 (includes a light lunch)
Get help and mingle with other start-ups, would-be start-ups and small business owners as you explore topics such as:
• starting a successful small business
• creative financing for small businesses
• accounting and bookkeeping for small businesses
• marketing your small business website
• using blogs, online networking and other social media
• presentation skills to close the sale
Brought to you by the Renton Technical College, RTC Small Business Development Center, Biznik, Renton Chamber of Commerce, the Southwest King County Chamber of Commerce and the City of Renton. Saturday BizSchool is for business-minded people, start-ups and would-be start-ups, people who sell a product or service on a part-time basis, the self-employed and business owners with fewer than 10 employees. Attend your choice of classes and listen, ask questions and learn from small biz owners and experts.
September 4, 2008 at 9:34 pm
sorry, didn’t realize this was going to pop up here – was hoping it was a private comment to you. Big apologies!!!
October 22, 2008 at 5:07 am
I’m a Washington ‘lifer’ born, bred & buried (?) here in good ole Wa State!
November 10, 2008 at 9:57 pm
Want a Trader Joes in Renton?!?! Email them! Go to http://www.traderjoes.com and request a location in Renton at the new Landing. No more driving to Burien or Issaquah!!! Pass the info along!!
January 7, 2009 at 6:58 am
Great Sushi in Renton!
It’s called the Sushi Cafe and it’s amazing. They serve high-end, top quality fresh fish. The owners are local and the service is very good! I recommend sitting at the bar. This place has given the hill what it hasn’t had before. Interesting raw and “cooked” sushi and rolls that you don’t find in other sushi places. Especially not in Renton. Google them or take the drive up fourth, just past the big Safeway on the right.
February 24, 2009 at 2:06 pm
Nice blog, we’ll check out your post on yarn bombing.
cheers
David Oberholtzer
March 12, 2009 at 8:04 pm
Nice blog… I grew up in Renton (Earlington) and have lived here most of my life. Nice work.
René Fabre
March 17, 2009 at 5:55 am
Miss L – we met at the playground. Let’s have tea and get the boys together. I’m back from the Hawaii and got nothing but time. Email me at tamara@smartmouthproductions.com
March 24, 2009 at 7:37 pm
This is a great site, it is nice to see all the local resources we have in Renton categorized in one place. I especially appreciate the love for the Renton Public Library; as an employee there, I feel attached to it and nothing makes me happier than to see it being praised!
April 10, 2009 at 5:06 am
I just stumbled upon this blog and I can’t believe my eyes!
It is exactly what I needed to find out who’s who and what is where in my “new” home.
Thanks so much, and keep up the great work!
April 11, 2009 at 1:28 am
Thanks Caroline – I am glad that you find the blog helpful because that is the reason I do it. Hope you keep finding useful info here.
April 22, 2009 at 6:58 pm
Would be Renton girl, makes good.
Check it out please
Last Thursday night, the Seattle Cold Readers did a reading from “THREE-TWO-ONE” a screenplay by Gail Moss. So what’s it about? Well…
It’s Sex in the City meets Weight Watchers… kinda! A girlfriend comedy about three friends (two women and a “man”) and their martini hampered efforts to lose weight, understand men, find THE dress, and overcome parents and salesgirls to get Emma and Logan down the aisle. Emma an extra curvy redhead, with a little help from her friends; Gwynne a snarky semi-drag queen and Mandy a philosophical dumb blond, is the glue that holds this trio together.
The actors performed an abridged version, twenty minutes in length, that focused on only one aspect of the screenplay, buying a wedding dress. For a look at their work check out all three parts at http://www.youtube.com/moviesbymoss
Full credits can be seen at the end of part 3.
August 5, 2009 at 10:59 am
Are you on Twitter by any chance? Just wondering so I can give you an @ when I link to you (I’m @pnwlocalnews with regard to local/Renton news—affiliated with the Renton Reporter (@RentonReporter, incidentally)).
October 15, 2009 at 2:18 pm
Hello,
My name is Casey Rentz and I’m an administrator for the Renton Reporter’s Newsgarden site, a new site where people can share news, photos and links about their neighborhood. I loved your blurb about the harvest festival this Saturday, so I shared it on Newsgarden (with a link back to you of course). But I wanted to make sure this is all right with you. If you’d rather this not be shared on Newsgarden, please contact me at casey.serramedia@gmail.com.
Thank you,
Casey
http://rentonreporter.serramedia.com/content/all-about-renton-business-expo-and-harvest-festival-saturday