With council members Pam Fernald and Dave Bush absent because of illness, the SeaTac Council held a short, non-contentious meeting on Sept. 25.
Lawmakers met with the Highline School District’s dynamic new superintendent, Susan Enfield.…MORE
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Randy Engstrom, founding director of Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, named interim head of Seattle Arts and Cultural Affairs
Thu, 09/27/12
Randy Engstrom, the founding director of the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in Delridge, was named the interim director of Seattle's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs by Mayor Mike McGinn on Sept. 27.
Here is the full announcement from…MORE
Burien's preliminary budget includes $1.4 million from reserves
Thu, 09/27/12
The city of Burien would balance its 2013-2014 budget by taking $1.4 million from its fund balance, according to the preliminary budget submitted Sept. 24 to council members.
The amount of the fund balance would still remain above the…MORE
Wonderful, quirky comedy emerges from the ring tones in Burien Little Theatre’s latest production
Thu, 09/27/12
“Welcome to Burien Little Theatre. Please take the opportunity now to silence your cell phone before the start of the show. There will be plenty of cell phone ringing on stage as it is...Thank you.”
Okay, so this really wasn’t the pre-…MORE
SeaTac to cut ribbon on S. 154th St. project on Oct. 3
Thu, 09/27/12
Press release:
Please join The City of SeaTac in the grand-reopening South 154th Road Improvement Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. WHO: The City of SeaTac WHEN: Wednesday, October 3, 2012, 11 a.m. WHERE…MORE
Have a major street improvement in mind? Neighborhood Street Fund accepting applications
Thu, 09/27/12
press release: The Neighborhood Street Fund (NSF) Large Project Program is now accepting applications for the third and final round of funding from the voter-approved Bridging the Gap (BTG) Transportation levy. This levy, adopted by voters in…MORE
Nearly done, the Spokane Street Viaduct Widening Project has only details remaining
Thu, 09/27/12
press release: The Spokane Street Viaduct Widening Project is nearly complete, which means that motorists are encountering only a handful of project related lane closures. Listed below are the project related traffic impacts for the coming week…MORE
Kirke Park has P-Patch grand opening
Thu, 09/27/12
About 50 people attended the grand opening of the Kirke Park P-Patch Garden.
The Ballard News-Tribune reported on the park's opening and its history back in August. In addition to the P-Patch plot, the park features a bevy of fruit trees…MORE
REMINDER: WSHS Homecoming Fri. Sept. 28 will feature football, food and fun
Thu, 09/27/12
by Beverly Holmquist Corey
WSHS's Homecoming Football Game is set for this Friday, Sept 28 at 7pm at the Southwest Athletic Complex against Rainier Beach.
All students, families and alumni are invited to join the fun starting at 6pm…MORE
Among transit cuts coming Saturday, 44 will lose stops
Wed, 09/26/12
As the BNT reported earlier, King County Metro was looking to reduce the number of stops along the 44 route, which goes between Ballard and University District, in order to make the bus faster and more efficient.
The original plan was to…MORE
