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By Pat Cashman

I was ushered into the manager’s office quickly. The round conference table was absent of anything except a single box of Kleenex. I assumed it was there to dab potential tears. Or blood. My firing happened quickly…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen It's 4:00 a.m. and pitch dark outside. Our family of eight is snuggled in sleeping bags in our camper … but there is a stirring about. My dad is shaking shoulders and whispering to any takers that it's time to rise and shine.…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen It's 4:00 a.m. and pitch dark outside. Our family of eight is snuggled in sleeping bags in our camper … but there is a stirring about. My dad is shaking shoulders and whispering to any takers that it's time to rise and shine.…MORE

by Chef Jeremy McLachlan

It's the time of year to start hunting and my favorite is hunting razor clams. Yes, I said razor clams. These delicate beauties are caught up and down the Washington Coast, but the best place to find them is Long…MORE

by Chef Jeremy McLachlan

It's the time of year to start hunting and my favorite is hunting razor clams. Yes, I said razor clams. These delicate beauties are caught up and down the Washington Coast, but the best place to find them is Long…MORE

Friends bid farewell well to longtime friend, maritime workmen and Ballard resident, Jan Anders Vilhelm Anderson (aka John the Swede) on Friday October 30 at Market Arms.

There was a somber fundraising event for Anderson to help pay for…MORE

By Peggy Sturdivant

My relationship with Seattle Parks began the afternoon my two-door Chevy Chevette pulled into town, moving me here sight unseen. Within hours I was on the beach in Madison Park aware of palpable joy due to a cloudless…MORE

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

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Contact: Catherine Carbone RogersCatherine.carbone@highlineschools.org 206-433-2331 (O) 206-683-9198 (C)

Burien, WA – Highline Public Schools will host a Community Forum on Safety in Sports on Monday, November 16 at the Performing…MORE