They are looking for donations for the WSHS Community Rummage Sale coming up May 12th.
The doors open at 8am on Saturday and close at 3pm and all proceeds benefit Girls Basketball.
Drop off any unwanted gently used clothing,…MORE
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Westside Taste of the Arts offers a tasty way to support the arts
Sat, 05/05/12
The West Seattle High School "Westside Taste of the Arts" a benefit event supporting arts education is set for Saturday, May 12th - 6:00-10:00 PM.
The event will feature photography, ceramics, painting, woodwork, special appetizers…MORE
What do baseball and spaghetti have in common? West Seattle High School!
Sat, 05/05/12
The West Seattle High School Baseball and Softball Annual Spaghetti Dinner and Silent Auction is tonight Saturday, May 5th at the school 3000 California Ave. s.w.
Doors open at 5:30 pm. Purchase tickets at the door or contact Shelley…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Roxhill community comes together with a common thread; We love this school, let's fix it or replace it
Fri, 05/04/12
The community of teachers, parents, children and administrators who comprise and support Roxhill Elementary School came to a meeting Thursday May 3 to share their views about what the school needs, and to hear from School Board member Marty…MORE
Getaway driver in Steve Bushaw murder pleads guilty
Fri, 05/04/12
The four men responsible for the 2009 murder of 26-year-old Steve Bushaw have all answered for their crime with the last of them, 33-year-old Brandon Chaney, pleading guilty to second degree manslaughter in the case, according to King County…MORE
Joe McDermott and anteaters on the loose at SeaTac covered by NHUAC
Fri, 05/04/12
At the May 3 North Highline Unincorporated Area Council meeting a plethora of speakers hit on a range of topics. Here are some highlights:
Regional Animal Services of King County – from cats and dogs to anteaters Glynis Frederiksen,…MORE
Tim Eyman, initiative activist, weighs in on our roll-your-own tobacco story
Fri, 05/04/12
Initiative activist Tim Eyman told the West Seattle Herald that increasing fees on roll-your-own tobacco on new do-it-yourself machines cropping up in area smoke shops is indeed a tax increase on tobacco, and is therefore in violation of…MORE
Tim Eyman, initiative activist, weighs in on our roll-your-own tobacco story
Fri, 05/04/12
Initiative activist Tim Eyman told the Highline Times that increasing fees on roll-your-own tobacco on new do-it-yourself machines cropping up in area smoke shops is indeed a tax increase on tobacco, and is therefore in violation of Initiative…MORE
Highline Symphonic Band will perform Monday in Tukwila
Fri, 05/04/12
The Highline Community Symphonic Band will perform its spring concert Monday, May 7 at the Foster Performing Arts Center, 4242 S. 144th St. in Tukwila.
The free concert begins at 7:30 p.m.
Also look for the band’s performances at…MORE
Two local legislators endorse I-502: the legalization of recreational marijuana sales
Fri, 05/04/12
New Approach Washington, the lobbying force behind Initiative 502 to legalize, regulate, and tax marijuana sales for adults 21 years and older, sent out word this week that sixteen Washington state legislators endorsed the initiative, including…MORE
