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By Patrick Robinson and David Rosen

UPDATE 9:13am Seattle Fire Department Public Information Officer Kyle Moore shared: "The Fire Investigator determined the cause to be accidental, electrical wiring in the wall overheated and ignited a…MORE

As the West Seattle Herald reported on Nov. 2 The City of Seattle is implementing a program to help curb dangerous speeding in school zones, reduce collisions and enhance the safety of children and pedestrians.

Captain Richard Belshay and…MORE

Update on Dec. 7 Police are still searching for a man who attacked a West Seattle convenience store clerk in November with a ukulele, and are hoping surveillance footage of the criminal might lead to a break in tracking him down.

From SPD…MORE

Twice a year the potters at the Moshier Art Center sell their handmade wares.

Luckily for discriminating holiday shoppers, one of those times is this Saturday, Dec. 1. The potters will be selling their wares at the art center, located at…MORE

Highline Public Schools press release:

Highline Public Schools has refinanced a portion of the district’s outstanding capital bonds, taking advantage of a 40-year low in interest rates.

By reducing the interest rate from 5.23…MORE

Highline Community College press release:

The Highline Community College Library Exhibit and Art Gallery is pleased to announce the arrival of the collection, “Indonesian Cultural Arts from Tanah Air Kita—Our Homeland, Our Land and Water…MORE

(Editor’s Note: The following letter was sent to Burien City Attorney Craig Knutson with a copy to the Highline Times.)

Dear Mr. Knutson,

Despite a 2-1 rejection by the citizens of North Highline, I am concerned that the issue of…MORE

UPDATE: A photo has been provided of Don Farquharson, which can be seen above, courtesy of Quest Church.

Pastor Eugene Cho dedicated a blog post to Farquharson on Saturday, Nov. 24. In it, he both mourns Farquharson's death and spends time…MORE

King County has made it clear over the last 10 years that they are not in a position to provide services to urban areas, and slowly but surely services have been cut to the North Highline community. Abandoned buildings sit derelict, covered in…MORE

Update 7 for Dec. 5 Charges of second degree assault and felony hit and run were filed against 37-year-old West Seattle resident Amy Lynn O'Brien on Dec. 4, according to the King County Prosecutor's Office.

She is accused of running into…MORE