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UPDATE Nov. 2 A team of volunteers swarmed the site of the playground construction and made quick work of assembling the first parts of the framework for what will become two "castles" on the site. Organizer Mat McBride said, "This is great and…MORE

Led by the folks at Navos Mental Health Solutions, a non-profit with locations in West Seattle and Burien, the Coalition for Drug-Free Youth is growing in strength and looking for additional members to help set policy and goals in reducing drug,…MORE

Easy Street Records has earned yet another honor, after first winning the title of Small Business of the year in King County last month. Mayor Mike McGinn announced on Nov. 1 that the company was being recognized for "stability, longevity and…MORE

The Seattle Public Schools issued their State of the District report, as delivered by Superintendent José Banda on Nov. 1 and they report improved academic performance and growing enrollment. Only the 10th grade reading and writing proficiency…MORE

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SeaTac- Burien detectives located a stolen turquoise 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible vehicle last night after serving a search warrant at a house in SeaTac. The car had been featured on the news after it was stolen on…MORE

While many dished out Snickers Bars and Reese's Cups on Halloween night, Shadowland Bar & Restaurant, 4458 California Ave. SW, in West Seattle, offered eye candy and athleticism. The Seattle Aerial Arts School, with a West Seattle location at…MORE

Developers have submitted the Land Use Application for the block housing The Viking and 2 and 1/2 Happy Barbers on NW 24th Ave, between NW 64th St and NW 65th St, according to the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) Land Use Information…MORE

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Volunteers are urgently needed to advocate on behalf of vulnerable adults living in long-term care facilities in the Burien, Tukwila, Des Moines and SeaTac communities.

These volunteers work to ensure the dignity,…MORE

It will be the largest tunnel boring machine ever seen by mankind at 57.5 feet in diameter, 326 feet long and weighing in at 6700 TONS, and it will be put to work right here in Seattle by mid-2013.

In advance of the project to replace the…MORE

According to Det. Mark Jamieson with the Seattle Police Department, a 16-year-old male and two male cohorts were seen pushing a shopping cart full of flat-screen televisions shortly before midnight on Halloween in Highland Park.

The…MORE