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Highline Cancer Center press release:

Cancer is a word heard too often both here at Highline Medical Center and in our community.

That is why we are fighting back against this disease with our long-time partner – the American Cancer…MORE

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Senior Planner David Johanson has been awarded the City of Burien Innovative Stewards Award for his work on the Shoreline Master Plan (SMP) update which was adopted by the City Council earlier this year and now is awaiting…MORE

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Latino Theatre Projects and Burien Little Theatre are joining forces again this summer to present a co-production of the passionate Beauty of the Father, written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Nilo Cruz, opening Aug. 2 in English…MORE

Why are Burien citizens still paying newsletter printing and mailing costs to send the Burien City Newsletter to Area Y/White Center citizens?

Eight months ago the citizens of Area Y turned down by a 2 to 1 vote annexation to the City of…MORE

On July 15th Seattle’s City Council approved supplemental budget legislation for a transportation project that will bring safety and beautification improvements to West Seattle.

The package will include funding for a full traffic signal at…MORE

UPDATE A large crowd gathered all around Steve Cox Memorial Park on July 17 for the annual fireworks show. More than 3000 shells were launched in the show staged inside Mel Olson Stadium. In the field adjacent to the stadium, Davis Shows got…MORE

From U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Hiram M. Chittenden Locks

Like an empress overseeing her nation, a 100-year-old house has been governing since the beginning above the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks.

In mid-1913, the Lockkeeper’s House…MORE

The City of Burien is hosting an open house for its Puget Sound shoreline property owners on Monday, July 29, 4-6 pm, at City Hall Council Chambers, 400 SW 152nd St., first floor.

The purpose of the open house is for the shoreline property…MORE

The protests that arose around efforts to build three houses in the "Benchview" neighborhood in the Admiral area, at the corner of 55th S.W. and S.W. Manning Streets, led to a lawsuit filed by neighbors attempting to stop the project, or at least…MORE

By Katie NelsonHIGHLINE TIMES

After two days of testimony from both sides of a hearing over whether a new apartment complex should be built on the border of Seahurst Park, the apartment building company’s last witness pulled a rare move--…MORE