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Burien City Manager Mike Martin is leaving for Lynden, not Lakewood.

Martin had been among six finalists for the city manager job In Lakewood, south of Tacoma in Pierce County.

But Martin confirmed Friday to the Highline Times that…MORE

With funding for White Center’s storefront deputy position, currently held by BJ Myers, coming up for a hopeful renewal at the end of 2013, residents activated and sent petitions to King County elected officials lobbying for a continuation into…MORE

Information from Prudential Northwest Realty

Prudential Northwest Realty launches its VETERANS SELL REAL ESTATE Program on Flag Day, June 14, 2013. The program is designed to help the men and women who have served in our military forces…MORE

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Link light rail will resume its normal nighttime operating schedule beginning Monday, June 10.

Sound Transit contractors have completed installing a new sound wall along the light rail tracks near the Duwamish River…MORE

A local medical marijuana facility has found itself propelled into the forefront of the drug’s push into normalcy in American society, joining forces with a business model and significant financial backing poised to get cannabis to the people…MORE

Update: The ad hoc committee was tasked with trying to resolve four areas of contention between the city of Burien's originally submitted Shoreline Master Program and the state Department of Ecology. One of these areas was the buffer and setback…MORE

In a letter to the community Chief Sealth International High School Principal Chris Kinsey announced his departure from the job, a role he took on in 2011, following the departure of John Boyd.Dear Chief Sealth International High School…MORE

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The Washington Aerospace Scholars program is pleased to announce that the following students will be participating in one of the four WAS Summer Residency sessions held in June and July at the Museum of Flight in Tukwila.…MORE

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The Holocaust Center hosts an annual, statewide contest entered by more than 800 students in grades 5-12. This year, students from Kent Mountain View Academy took 1st and 2nd place in the 5/6 art division, and a student from…MORE

Press release: HomeTask hosted the second annual Burien Bites this past weekend, June 2nd. Burien Bites (BurienBites.com) is a community event created to help raise money for local charities and get to know your neighbors and you mingle and dine…MORE