The next round of transit related construction in West Seattle including bus zone and sidewalk improvements starts Nov. 26 with work focusing on the south side of Southwest Barton Street, which, since the transition to RapidRide, has become…MORE
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UPDATE 4: Son stabs mother to death in White Center; Charged with first degree murder
Tue, 11/13/12
Update 4 for Nov. 16 Brodie Lamb was charged with first degree murder on Nov. 16 for allegedly stabbing his mother, Margaret Ryan, to death in her White Center apartment on Nov. 13, according to the King County Prosecutor's Office.
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UPDATE: Suspect injures police officers, citizen after West Seattle traffic stop
Tue, 11/13/12
Update for 8:17 p.m., Nov. 13 Seattle Police Det. Jeff Kappel sent out an update the traffic stop that led to two injured officers and an injured citizen who subdued the suspect:
An adult male suspect assaulted an officer and a sergeant…MORE
Community Calendar Week of 11-13-12
Tue, 11/13/12
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 Items can be accepted…MORE
Are Highline schools better off than 4 years ago?
Tue, 11/13/12
Noting the election season just ended, Highline Public Schools Chief Accountability Officer Alan Spicciati presented the district’s latest analysis of its goals by using a common campaign line—Are Highline schools better off than four years ago…MORE
Percy's now open for business
Tue, 11/13/12
Update, Aug. 20
The folks at Percy's (5233 Ballard Ave NW) went ahead and decided to open last night, as they originally planned.
Cocktails at Percy's are apothecary-inspired, leaning heavy on different herbs. Their cocktail menu…MORE
A photo good enough to eat
Tue, 11/13/12
This military veteran is so delighted by his prime-rib lunch from the Burien Elks he took a photo of it with his cell phone.
The Elks treat area military veterans to a free lunch each Veterans Day as a way of saying thanks for their…MORE
Are Highline schools better off than 4 years ago?
Tue, 11/13/12
Noting the election season just ended, Highline Public Schools Chief Accountability Officer Alan Spicciati presented the district’s latest analysis of its goals by using a common campaign line—Are Highline schools better off than four years ago…MORE
Normandy Park’s voters decide to raise their taxes
Tue, 11/13/12
The threat that Normandy Park will cease to be a city has diminished as voters approved a property tax increase in the Nov. 6 election.
Approval of the measure allows Normandy Park lawmakers to raise the city’s property tax rate to $1.60…MORE
With North Highline annexation decided, potential closure of White Center, Boulevard Park libraries resurfaces
Tue, 11/13/12
Under pressure from county and local political leaders, the King County Library System board agreed to postpone consolidating the White Center and Boulevard Park libraries into one facility near Southwest 128th Street until after the North…MORE
