Thaiku, a beloved Ballard Avenue restaurant which closed December of last year due to a property dispute, will re-open in the form of a pop-up restaurant located at its sister venue Copper Gate, 6301 24th Avenue N.W. tonight.
During its…MORE
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Tue, 05/22/12
Thaiku, a beloved Ballard Avenue restaurant which closed December of last year due to a property dispute, will re-open in the form of a pop-up restaurant located at its sister venue Copper Gate, 6301 24th Avenue N.W. tonight.
During its…MORE
Tue, 05/22/12
UPDATE MAY 30
Highline Garden Tour Saturday, June 9, 2012 1 10 AM - 5 PM
The Highline Historical Society has hosted the Garden Tour since 2005," said Cindy Upthegrove, the Historical Society Director and Burien resident. "We…MORE
Tue, 05/22/12
King County press release
Join us for a Pre-construction Community Meeting!
Construction will begin in early summer to upgrade the Barton Pump Station, increasing capacity and efficiency to accommodate West Seattle’s growing…MORE
Tue, 05/22/12
4th UPDATE May 26 UPDATE: Abductor charged with kidnapping Senior Deputy Prosecutor Jimmy Hung described Riley as an admitted member of the Valley Hood Piru street gang with an extensive criminal history and outstanding domestic violence charges…MORE
Tue, 05/22/12
Seattle Parks and Recreation is in the process of creating a strategy to reduce water usage and costs while maintaining the health of Parks’ living assets with a pilot program to limit park irrigation in some, and cease watering in other parks…MORE
Mon, 05/21/12
A display of beautiful spots appeared earlier at Woodland Park Zoo when triplet snow leopards were born to 7-year-old mother Helen earlier this month. The cubs represent the second litter for Helen and 6-year-old father Tom. A neonatal…MORE
Mon, 05/21/12
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
Mon, 05/21/12
In a May 19 Highline Community College appearance, Lilly Ledbetter laid out her long personal journey that lead to President Obama signing a pay equity act named after her.
Ledbetter’s talk was the final event of Highline’s 30th annual…MORE
Mon, 05/21/12
The Barnes Creek trail may get a makeover worth more than $1 million if the City of Des Moines’ grant application is approved.
The City Council will reapply for a grant through the Washington Recreation and Conservation Funding Board. The…MORE
Mon, 05/21/12
Press release:
Join us as we celebrate National Cancer Survivor Day with a life-affirming exhibition of art by survivors and their families, friends and caregivers.
This free public exhibit will showcase select pieces of art from…MORE