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By Pat Cashman

We’d receive word from Curly at any time---and when delivered, it was immediately time to jump into action. Curly was a neighbor kid that lived two doors down. He had hair like bedsprings, hence the name. I never…MORE

Hot Feet Fitness has opened in one of Burien's prime real estate location on the corner of 152nd and Ambaum. The new shop is owned by Jerrod and Nikki Sessler. They also own Freggies, a distributor of fresh organic fruits and vegetables.

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By Leigh Pate

"We don't know ..."

A cancer patient hears these words too many times during their treatment. "We don't know what caused it. We don't know if this treatment will work. We don't know if your cancer will come back. We…MORE

By Peggy Sturdivant

I remember warning a young parent that from the time your child starts kindergarten time speeds up. The days that seemed too long walking back from Ballard, pushing the empty stroller and balancing groceries and giraffe…MORE

Discover Burien along with their Seasoned Chefs, are happy to welcome guest chef, Heidi Pomeroy to the Burien Farmers Market this Thursday. Heidi Pomeroy is the owner and head chef at Maven Meals and Maven Mercantile located at 641 SW 152nd St…MORE

The King County Solid Waste Division and Executive Dow Constantine are honoring 112 Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling this year, recognizing businesses and organizations that are going the extra mile to reduce waste and increase…MORE

"Deciduous Sky" is the title of Burien Arts Gallery’s August exhibit featuring landscape artist Julie Devine. The show runs Aug. 5-Aug. 30. Meet Julie at the Artist’s Reception, Friday, Aug. 7, 5-8 p.m. at the Gallery, 826 S.W. 152nd St.

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By Pat Cashman

With baseball season now half over---and the Mariners seemingly headed to the cellar to join the root vegetables and water heater---three annual debates begin anew for Mariners fans: 1) Is it true that one of…MORE

Among many names for Ballard like “Snoose Junction” and “Gilman Park,” readers may not be privy to the fact that Ballard was once named “the shingle capital of the world” because of all the lumber and shingle mills that took up shop here. The…MORE

The arrival of legal marijuana has meant changes were likely to take place in a wide variety of industries. From retailing to recreation the normalization of the previously illegal substance is bound to have effects both economic and societal.…MORE