Update for Dec. 20 The King County Sheriff's Office has provided an update on a Dec. 18 drug ring busts in White Center and Burien, the culmination of an 8-month long investigation:
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Tue, 12/18/12
Update for Dec. 20 The King County Sheriff's Office has provided an update on a Dec. 18 drug ring busts in White Center and Burien, the culmination of an 8-month long investigation:
An 8 month investigation conducted by the King County…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
Update for Dec. 20 The King County Sheriff's Office has provided an update on a Dec. 18 drug ring busts in White Center and Burien, the culmination of an 8-month long investigation:
An 8 month investigation conducted by the King County…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
press release: King County Metro Transit will be operating on holiday and reduced weekday schedules Christmas week and during the New Year’s holidays.
On Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, Metro will operate a reduced weekday bus service, and on…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
The unthinkable occurred 3,000 miles away from West Seattle on Dec. 14, when authorities say a troubled young man entered a Newtown, Conn., elementary school and killed 26 people, including 20 children from six to seven years old, before taking…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
West Seattle CoolMom, was involved in the recent Think Outside the Car event along Fauntleroy asking drivers, idling their engines in the ferry line, to turn them off. The goal is to reduced carbon monoxide emissions.
Now to celebrate that…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
By Shara Wallace
Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
The combination of high tides and high wind combined to blow out the chain link fence and concrete barrier blocks at the Barton Pump Station site just adjacent to the Fauntleroy Ferry dock.
According to a flier sent to neighbors in the…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
Two new items of business were passed at the final Des Moines City Council meeting for the 2012 year.
Updating appeal procedures and licensing requirements for dangerous dogs was passed 5-2, and an ordinance defining one-time revenue and…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
By Gwen DavisSPECIAL TO THE HIGHLINE TIMES
Rebecca Dare and Bill Opfermann know that being proactive can pay off in life-saving ways. Especially when it comes to preparing for a possible natural disaster.
On Saturday morning, Dec. 8…MORE
Tue, 12/18/12
We reported on a letter exchange Monday, Dec. 16 where members of the Ballard District Council felt that Seattle Public Utilities was not doing all they could to collaborate and consult with the community.
Representatives of Seattle Public…MORE