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Sixteen days after a man tried to abduct a three year old from a home on 10400 block of 3rd Ave. S.W. in unincorporated North Highline, another incident on the same block may be linked to the same suspect, according to the King County Sheriff’s…MORE

Press release from Hotel Ballard

Driving around the block looking for a parking space is now a thing of the past in Ballard with the opening of a new underground parking lot located beneath the Hotel, with more than 50 available spaces for…MORE

Information from the King County Sheriff's Office:

*Please note, this press release is also available in Vietnamese, posted right after the English version.

Detectives are looking for victims of a Vietnamese con artist who has been…MORE

The city of Burien has settled its lawsuit with the former developer of the Burien Town Square project. A new company will take over the three parcels that have not been developed.

Burien City Council members approved the settlement 6-0 on…MORE

press release We all rely on the Internet, cell phones, email and other forms of modern communications; however these systems are vulnerable to disruption. Every year whole regions of the country find themselves in the dark. Tornadoes,…MORE

Sound Transit is conducting an open house June 26 at Parkside Elementary, 2104 S. 247th St., 5-7 p.m. to seek public comment on its evaluation of alternatives to extend Link light rail from SeaTac to the Kent/Des Moines and Federal Way areas.…MORE

Information from King County

Starting as early as Wednesday, June 19, crews will need to install additional steel sheet piles in order to complete soil stabilization work at the Barton Pump Station. As crews install the sheet piles, there…MORE

Admiral Theater and local art gallery and education provider Mind Unwind are launching a Late Night film and art series Friday June 21 at 11 pm.

Mind Unwind, specializes in unique artworks and art education in local schools.

The…MORE

The City of Seattle took steps on June 17 to address West Seattle road safety issues among other transportation priorities as part of a $3 million spending package made possible by the Spokane Street Viaduct and 2013 debt service savings.

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