Someone has submitted an appeal for the Low Income Housing Institute's proposed building in Ballard at 2014 NW 57TH ST. the appeal hearing is set for Friday, April 12 at 9 a.m.
A six-story, 51-unit residential structure meant for low-…MORE
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Delridge Way/Trenton Street intersection opens early
Sun, 03/03/13
SDOT press release The Seattle Department of Transportation has completed work at the intersection of Delridge Way Southwest and Southwest Trenton Street ahead of schedule and the intersection is now open to all traffic. Southwest Trenton…MORE
Development: Design meeting for apartment building at site of Viking tavern
Sat, 03/02/13
Another meeting on Monday, March 18 is being convened by the Department of Planning and Development regarding the five-story, 25-unit, 2,665 sq. ft. apartment building addition being proposed for the site at 24th Ave NW and NW 64th St. It might…MORE
Roxhill Playground turret top nearly complete but help is needed
Sat, 03/02/13
The remodeled, reimagined and rebuilt Roxhill Playground is nearing completion with only a few weeks left before it is finalized but that last important detail, the tiled turret top on the main castle needs some more helping hands.
The…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Lynda Isernio receives “Robby” Award from Ken & Tim Robinson at Discover Burien Dinner & Auction
Fri, 03/01/13
For SLIDESHOW, click on above photos, or click on photos from gallery below.
The Annual Discover Burien Dinner and Silent Auction, and City of Burien Annual Awards Ceremony was well-attended Friday night, March 1, at the Burien Community…MORE
Opinion: Hoorah! Gratitude! A New White Center Library!
Fri, 03/01/13
By Astha Tada
Hoorah! It’s been decided! Our new, larger 10,000 square foot library will be built right behind Mount View Elementary at S.W. 107th Street and 14th Avenue S.W. This will be a welcomed resource since effective early…MORE
King County suspends Section 8 housing vouchers as federal cuts loom
Fri, 03/01/13
With $85 million in automatic federal spending cuts expected to take effect in the coming days and weeks as Democrat and Republican lawmakers in D.C. stalemate on a budget deal, the dust cloud of cuts has made it to Puget Sound shores with King…MORE
Challenge accepted: Regional Animal Services competes to save more lives for more than $600,000 in prizes
Fri, 03/01/13
Press release:
Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) has been chosen as one of just fifty animal organizations in the nation to compete in the 2013 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge. The organizations will be vying for more than…MORE
Students with special needs benefit from technology grant
Fri, 03/01/13
Press release:
New high tech tools and software will support student achievement for the nearly 3,000 students with special needs who attend Highline Public Schools, thanks to a grant from Lowes.
“We are so grateful, and excited, to…MORE
World-class choir director moves family from Sweden to teach in Burien, Wallingford, Issaquah
Fri, 03/01/13
When Danish-born Dan Hegelund, 35, who has lived throughout Europe, and most recently Sweden, decided, with wife Mary, to move and teach choir abroad, they could have chosen just about anywhere. Luckily for local choir singers, both aficionados…MORE
