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Odyssey – The Essential School is one of the three high schools on the Tyee Educational Complex on S. 188th St. in SeaTac and occupies the westernmost building. The other two are the Academy of Citizenship and Empowerment (ACE) and Global…MORE

While the anticipated return of the NBA Sonics is still a jump ball, an expansion team from the NBBA league should arrive in Seattle shortly. The NBBA is the National Beep Baseball Association, and although it may not garner the same excitement…MORE

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The North SeaTac BMX track at North SeaTac Park officially opened Saturday, April 6. The track is just west of the SeaTac Community Center and Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden, and a mere…MORE

Press release: The SeaTac/Tukwila-based Global to Local initiative and Bartell Drugs are hosting a community health fair on April 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Attendees can receive free health screenings, information and resources from more…MORE

Last night, the Ballard District Council (BDC) celebrated 25 years of existence. Along with the usual crowd of familiar faces, old faces showed up to the meeting, with memories stretching back to the very beginning of BDC's history.

BDC…MORE

If it's one thing Seattle has a lot of, it's trees. Counting just street trees maintained by SDOT, Seattle has 40,000. And that's not including trees in parks or on private property.

City Arborist Nolan Rundquist dropped by the Ballard…MORE

3rd Annual Duwamish Princess Angeline Native Tea Party, Sat., 1pm-3pm

From the Duwamish Tribe: Let's celebrate spring. We're breaking out the china and serving Native & English teas, scones & finger sandwiches with a lump of…MORE

The completely remade Roxhill Play area and skatespot will finally make its public debut on April 20 in a community celebration to celebrate the completion of the project. The park is located at 9244 29th Ave SW at the corner of Barton Street SW…MORE

At the April 10 meeting of the 34th District Democrats the organization passed resolutions opposing the commercial sale of Democratic voter databases, supporting public financing of campaigns in Seattle and opposing the use of chained CPI in…MORE

A giant salmon will swim into Burien Town Square next week.

Actually, it’s FIN, a fiberglass salmon that children can walk through and learn about the life cycle of the salmon. It will be at the square next to the Burien Library, 400 S.W.…MORE