Highline Public Schools is seeking feedback from families of Highline students through an online Parent and Family Climate Survey. All families are encouraged to participate in the survey which asks questions on topics ranging from academic…MORE
Features
Discover Burien
Tue, 06/02/15
By Andrea Reay, Executive Director, Discover Burien
It takes a lot to open your own business, and even more to keep it open. Just ask long time business owners Darla Green and Lindsay White. Both women are celebrating their ten year…MORE
Get behind the Exchange Clubs toilet paper drive on June 13
Tue, 06/02/15
On Saturday, June 13th from 8:30-4:30 the Highline Exchange Club is holding its 5th annual Toilet Paper Drive to support to local food banks. Exchange club members will be at the Burien Albertsons and Trader Joes at 5 Corners (15840 1st Ave S)…MORE
Comedic sparks fly in original superhero play Electric Man
Tue, 06/02/15
Tickets just $10
Enjoy the comedy, love, drama and origins of an original superhero comedy, Electric Man, at Burien Actors Theatre June 12 through June 20.
“ELECTRIC MAN” Based on a concept from sketch writer and actor Adam Hegg…MORE
Thoughtful insights on the As I Age Wall
Mon, 06/01/15
Foss Home and Village has installed an interactive art piece on the corner of Greenwood Ave. N and N 130th. The community is invited to share their thoughts on aging by completing the statement: ‘As I Age…’ on this chalkboard wall. “It is our…MORE
'War of the Encyclopeadists' by Christopher Robinson and Gavin Kovite a hilarious and heartbreaking investigation of youth and truth
Mon, 06/01/15
By Amanda Knox
After reading Chris Robinson and Gavin Kovite’s debut novel, "War of the Encyclopeadists," I find myself wishing I could write about it in their narrative voice. I too want to be clever and sensually-aware and write lines…MORE
Dedicated to her dad; The Ripple Cafe offers a cozy place for a good meal
Sun, 05/31/15
Barbara Underwood learned a lot from her father. But among the lessons she loved was how to cook. She is a 25 year veteran of the food service industry, had her own catering business for 12 of those years and had an ambition for a long time to…MORE
War of the Encyclopeadists by Christopher Robinson and Gavin Kovite a hilarious and heartbreaking investigation of youth and truth
Thu, 05/28/15
After reading Chris Robinson and Gavin Kovite’s debut novel, War of the Encyclopeadists, I find myself wishing I could write about it in their narrative voice. I too want to be clever and sensually-aware and write lines like, ‘he drifted back to…MORE
At Large in Ballard: Talk of the town
Wed, 05/27/15
By Peggy Sturdivant
Perhaps because I stood so long next to the women of Ballard Historical Society waiting for my group’s turn in the Syttende Mai Parade I’m feeling nostalgic this week. I started writing this column, even before it was…MORE
‘If These Walls Could Talk’ tour on Sunday, June 28 will feature home of Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe founder
Tue, 05/26/15
information from Southwest Seattle Historical Society
A century ago, the home at 1750 Palm Ave. S.W. probably was the most gawked-at, talked-about residence in West Seattle.
“Everybody wanted to see it,” says 90-year-old Joe James,…MORE