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Thu, 06/01/17

Author Donald Miller once said, "Good stories must travel through conflict. And in epic stories, the conflict must become unbearable." This week on my travels around Burien, I stopped by two businesses that to me have epic stories. Both started…MORE

Wed, 05/31/17

Body & Mind Work Done Right I am always amazed by how the human body works. Whether it be the way our brains learn or how our skin regenerates there is always something in process! On my stops for Burien Seen this go around, I wanted to…MORE

Tue, 05/30/17

By Jennifer BurbridgeSeattle Police SW Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator

This month’s crime prevention article will focus on a property crime that we often see an increase in around the summer months- residential burglary.

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Tue, 05/30/17

By Lori Ann Reinhall, President, Seattle-Bergen Sister City Association

Seattle and Bergen share a great deal in common, so it’s somehow no coincidence that they are official sister cities. When it comes to geography, there are mountains,…MORE

Mon, 05/29/17

By Pat Cashman

If Abe Lincoln was still alive, he’d be 208 years old---and really tired. Not only is Lincoln considered one of our greatest presidents, but he was also the first to do something else. Wear a beard. Not the most…MORE

Mon, 05/29/17

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Sat, 05/27/17

By Lindsay Peyton

Lynn Dennis knows how business works – on all levels, in companies big and small.

She understands the mechanics of running a small family business, because she worked alongside her parents, sister and husband at…MORE

Sat, 05/27/17

By Lindsay Peyton

Sophorn Sim believes in the power of learning by example – so much so that she’s willing to bring people into her home -- if that helps them better understand sustainability.

On a recent weekend, she hosted a get…MORE

Sat, 05/27/17

By Lindsay Peyton

Mountain Madness has long served as a base camp for climbers in West Seattle. It’s the place to go to hire a guide, rent equipment and plan a big adventure on peaks around the world.

The business has served…MORE

Tue, 05/23/17

By Peggy Sturdivant

Some of the people crowded into the west corner of Ballard Bauhaus looked like they didn’t know what had hit them when it came to the small print of City of Seattle Land Use code. Others looked worn down by years of…MORE

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