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By Gwen Davis

What are you passionate about?

Jamie Youngblood was a firefighter and EMT for 13 years, since the late 1990s. He loved it. His passion for the profession ran deep. But in 2011, Jamie unfortunately hurt his back. Time…MORE

By Pat Cashman

There comes a time in everyone’s life when they start to grow up.

I remember the summer it began for me. A light went on in my head---a sort of epiphany. I put aside all the Superman comic books and began…MORE

The Genesee Schmitz neighborhood is in need of some friendly reinforcements (adults and kids) to join them in this year's West Seattle Parade, set to start at 11am down California Ave. SW.

In an email post they stated: "This is a fun way…MORE

By Georgie Bright Kunkel

That is the advice that I give to anyone who asks me how I managed to live so long. Of course, the measure of living a long life is programmed in your genes but don’t underestimate healthy living including…MORE

By Andrea Reay, Executive Director, Discover Burien


With the rise of Airbnb and with our location, mere minutes from SeaTac airport and all of the major chain hotels vying for customer’s attention and dollars on International Boulevard,…MORE

Burien Arts Association hosts a free open-air Shakespeare in the Park production of “The Two Noble Kinsmen” Saturday, July 25, at Dottie Harper Park, 421 S. 146th St., 7:00-9:30 p.m.

A week later, on Saturday, Aug. 1, Burien Arts…MORE

(July 8, 2015 – Burien, WA) – Come enjoy -- in air-conditioned luxury – rehearsed staged readings of original short works written and performed by local playwrights and actors in Seattle Playwrights Studio’s annual Showcase June 24-26.

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We are situated at the home of the largest seawall removal project in Puget Sound’s history so there's really no better place to enjoy this film. Join us this weekend. Can't make this weekend? We will have a final premiere next weekend.

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By Peggy Sturdivant

My next-door neighbors were away for three weeks. They returned to a Ballard parched by the high temperatures and scorched by the anger that has erupted since the announcement by the mayor’s office of a transitional…MORE

By Pat Cashman

Last I knew, Ralph was still living in his parent’s basement---weak, wan and wary.

It began when we were students in the 7th grade. Ralph was a classmate of mine back in the days when parents still…MORE