With the documentary "Latinos in Washington" as a basis, the Highline Historical Society and Para Los Ninos (both 501 (c) 3 non-profit organizations), invite the public to participate as part of a multicultural audience to view this film.…MORE
Features
Meet the Burien Police Department
Tue, 11/03/15
By Michele Smith
Burien residents have an outstanding police department, with the recent change to the new 4-10 schedule, there are shift overlaps that give double coverage, faster response times and more proactive policing for our…MORE
Día de Muertos and Remembering
Mon, 11/02/15
By Amanda Knox
Dressing up for Halloween answers the question: if you could be anyone or anything on a merry, frivolous, un-normal night, what would you be? A steampunk pirate? Your favorite cartoon character? One of Robin Hood’s men-in-…MORE
Knowledge Is Golden: When investing, put time on your side
Mon, 11/02/15
by Sarah Cecil
Now that we’re well into autumn, the days are getting noticeably shorter. The change in seasons reminds us that time is passing – and it’s important to use that time wisely. When used well, in fact, time can be your greatest…MORE
Pat's View: The Nose Knows
Mon, 11/02/15
By Pat Cashman
I once went to a Halloween party where a guy came as the Invisible Man. At least I think he did since I never saw him. But the familiar odor of garlic suggested he was there (he ate it on everything)---and the smell was…MORE
Melancholy and Mahjong
Fri, 10/30/15
By Amanda Knox
Sometimes there is melancholy. Explicable or inexplicable, there just is. There’s no shame in it, though to bear melancholy is to feel uncomfortable, awkward, pained, disquieted, humbled. At least this is how I feel, also…MORE
You Are What You Eat: Halloween tricks and treats
Wed, 10/28/15
By Katy Wilkens, MS, RD
Halloween isn’t just for kids. Adults can also enjoy some treats this holiday.
Homemade candies can bring memories of sweets people no longer hand out to trick-or-treaters. Get nostalgic with the recipes…MORE
At Large in Ballard: The Patch
Wed, 10/28/15
By Peggy Sturdivant
I’ve been away. Doesn’t everyone need to get perspective on the life they are leading by stepping outside of it from time to time? Within nine hours of leaving for Sea-Tac on a Wednesday night I was standing in a…MORE
Melancholy and Mahjong
Wed, 10/28/15
By Amanda Knox
Sometimes there is melancholy. Explicable or inexplicable, there just is. There’s no shame in it, though to bear melancholy is to feel uncomfortable, awkward, pained, disquieted, humbled. At least this is how I feel, also…MORE
Sustainable Ballard plans new tool library
Tue, 10/27/15
There comes a time when someone really needs a high-powered belt sander. But sanders are costly and what if it’s needed for only one project? Luckily, Sustainable Ballard is planning on creating a tool library where citizens can borrow tools.…MORE
