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In the wake of the May 1 death of Federal Way cyclist Lance David, Seattle City Councilmember and West Seattle resident Tom Rasmussen announced he is actively working to secure a plan to improve the road and bike safety along E. Marginal Way S.…MORE

From BurienARTS:

THREE EXCITING WORKSHOPS COMING UP IN MAY AND JUNE 2013!

LEARN HOW TO FACE PAINT When: May 11th, Saturday, from 1:30 - 5:30 pm Where: Moshier Art Center, 430 South 156th St. Burien, WA. What: Learn face painting…MORE

Suite Arrangements, a consignor of fine furnishings, was recognized Thursday, May 9, with a ribbon cutting in front of its new, spacious store, 136 SW 152nd St., just off 1st Ave. S., in the old Parker Paints store. Following the ribbon cutting,…MORE

Press release from Seattle Parks and Recreation

As May weather teases us with summerlike sunny days, thoughts turn to fires on the beach.

Seattle Parks and Recreation provides fire rings at two beaches, Golden Gardens Park, 8498…MORE

Chung “Joe” Van, a long-time resident, community volunteer and leader, has announced his candidacy for SeaTac City Council.

Joe and his wife, Leslie, grew up in SeaTac, and have lived in SeaTac for over 23 years. The Van family lives…MORE

Two social service agencies WestSide Baby and Eastside Baby Corner, are teaming up to bring 2 million disposable diapers to children in need in King County over the next two years the agencies said in a press release today.

According to…MORE

Adding to the remake of West Seattle’s Fauntleroy Triangle , an 8-story apartment complex at 4745 40th Ave. S.W. is starting up the design review process.

An early design guidance meeting is set for May 23, 6:30 p.m., at the West Seattle…MORE

Press release:

Friday, May 17th is “National Bike to Work Day”, but WABI has declared it “Burien Bike Day”. We want to encourage local folks to choose pedal-power not just for their commuting when possible, but also for fun and exercise.…MORE

The Highline Branch of the American Association of University Women held its annual Young Scholars reception at the Highline District Offices on May 7 to honor local eleventh grade girls who have excelled in science, math, and technology.

Burien Mayor Brian Bennett has announced he will not run for re-election.

He has endorsed Burien Planning Commissioner Joey Martinez to replace him. Bennett told our news partner, the Burien Daily, “Joey is a strong candidate and I believe…MORE