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press release: South's new Asian American Native American Pacific Islander students (AANAPISI) student success center will hold an open house January 8, 2013. The opening celebration will feature three talk story sessions with a select group…MORE

Around 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 27 a man walked into the El Quetzal grocery mart in Highland Park and robbed the clerk at gunpoint, according to Seattle Police.

The grocery is located on the 9200 block of 2nd Ave S.W. and is part of the retail…MORE

Artwest is presenting a new production starting Jan 23 called Shirley Valentine which they describe as "a witty and insightful story of a middle-aged working class Liverpool housewife who is transformed by a surprise holiday in the Greek islands…MORE

As student populations continue to explode, Seattle Public Schools is trying to find ways to accommodate the city’s pupils and relieve overcrowding of schools.

We brought you the report earlier in December about a public meeting where…MORE

The developers for the largest mixed-use project in West Seattle history have submitted their master use permit application to Seattle’s planning department and with that comes open comment time for the public.

Seattle’s Department of…MORE

In order to better engage the community about Phase II of a work-in-progress road-side rain garden project -- meant to mitigate combined sewer overflow -- Seattle Public Utilities is sending out a survey to Ballard residents to gather feedback.…MORE

The Curiosity Corner School, a Burien, well, cornerstone, since 1985 in its various incarnations, held a board meeting last week and after crunching the numbers acknowledged that unfortunately the numbers were crunching them. Disgruntled parents…MORE

“Rest assured, this news does not sway us from our mission.”

Those are the words of Promise Neighborhood Project Director Lauri Bohm after hearing the news that the U.S. Department of Education released their funding awards for Promise…MORE

North Highline did not annex into Burien. Normandy Park did not disband.

Seattle’s interim schools superintendent moved south to become Highline’s head honcho.

Controversies continued between citizens and city staffers…and between…MORE

Here’s some of our favorite photos from 2012.

They were all taken by ace Highline Times photographer Steve Shay.