The Seattle Department of Transportation has announced that the combination westbound on-/off-ramp to the Spokane Street Viaduct will open to motorists Friday morning, August 31, no later than 6 a.m.
This is the only westbound ramp to…MORE
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New Highline Schools Superintendent Dr. Susan Enfield tours local schools
Thu, 08/30/12
The new Highline School District Superintendent Dr. Susan Enfield toured White Center Heights, Mount View, and Shorewood Elementary schools Thursday morning, Aug. 30, the first day of school. The Highline School Board voted Feb. 29 to hire Dr.…MORE
Cyclists and Ballard businesses at odds again, Missing Link sent back for EIS study
Thu, 08/30/12
The Missing Link, the incomplete section of the Burke-Gilman Trail running between Fred Meyer and the Ballard Locks, will continue to be missing for a while longer.
This week, the city of Seattle Hearing Examiner ruled in favor of the…MORE
Sleepers in Seattle makes Inc. Magazine’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies list for 2012
Thu, 08/30/12
West Seattle company Sleepers in Seattle – selling sleeper and leather sofas to the masses – has been recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of America’s fastest growing entrepreneurial ventures. Inc.’s website shows Sleepers is ranked 2453 out of…MORE
UW researchers, Highline schools aim to make science more engaging
Thu, 08/30/12
Traditionally, many junior high and high school students have seen the prospect of going to science classes as a dim one: a gauntlet of numbers, formulas and memorization.
University of Washington professors and researchers Elham Kazemi…MORE
Cops to hit the bars in SeaTac, Burien and Tukwila Saturday night
Thu, 08/30/12
Coinciding with the ongoing Drive Hammered, Get Nailed extra DUI patrols, law enforcement and community members in South King County are banding together Saturday, Sept. 1 to canvass bars in South King County, including SeaTac, Burien, Tukwila,…MORE
Burien Walk n' Talkers headed for Chelsea Park neighborhood on Sunday
Thu, 08/30/12
Press release:
Let’s walk Chelsea Park again! We walked and talked along this route 6 months ago at the beginning of March when it was chilly and heavy jackets were welcomed.
Since then, the weather has changed and we likely won’t…MORE
Pirate play "Bold Grace: The Voyages of the Pirate O’Malley" offers pay-what-you-will performances at Burien Little Theatre
Thu, 08/30/12
Press release:
Burien Little Theatre presents the rip-roaring pirate play “Bold Grace: The Voyages of the Pirate O’Malley”, written by Ashley Schalow, in two pay-what-you-will fundraiser performances on Friday, Sept. 7 and Saturday, Sept.…MORE
Donate food, get free clam chowder at Ivar's
Thu, 08/30/12
Got a hankering for Ivar’s? Well, maybe this once, that hankering will actually go to a cause worthier than your stomach.
Ivar’s new campaign “Shell-Out for Hunger” campaign seeks to benefit local nonprofit Northwest Harvest to help combat…MORE
Exhibit seeks to explain, present Sami culture
Thu, 08/30/12
The non-Scandinavians out there might look at the title of the Nordic Heritage Museum’s new exhibit, “The Eight Seasons in Sapmi, The Land of the Sami People,” and ask, “What is Sapmi, and who are the Sami people?”
Of course, that is…MORE
