The Northwest Symphony Orchestra was awarded a First Place National ASCAP Award (given to an orchestra with an annual budget of up to $500,000) on Friday, June 8 at the League of American Orchestras Annual Awards Event at its 67th National…MORE
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Ballard's Amber Den to close temporarily; reopen in July with full bar and more
Thu, 06/14/12
The Amber Den, a cozy corner establishment on 17th Avenue N.W. and N.W. 56th Street, plans to close temporarily following normal service hours on Saturday, June 16.
The closure will allow for the completion of minor construction and…MORE
Highline district's Golden Apple, Gold Star teacher is leaving
Thu, 06/14/12
It was a particularly emotional commencement ceremony for Highline Public School’s New Start High on June 12.
The school’s beloved science teacher, Beverly Mowrer is leaving the school…and the district. Mowrer, who gave an inspirational…MORE
Metro seeks public input on alternative bus routes during SR 99 tunnel construction
Thu, 06/14/12
Information from King County Metro
Construction of the State Route 99 tunnel on the Seattle waterfront will continue to affect bus service for the next few years. When the Columbia and Seneca street ramps are closed in 2016, it could…MORE
Two Highline Students Take Top Honors in State Writing Contest
Thu, 06/14/12
Press release:
Two Highline students were awarded first place honors in the state-wide literary competition “Escribo en español” for writing by native speakers of Spanish.
Annie Araya, a senior at Global Connections High School, won…MORE
Craft brewfest coming to Burien this fall
Thu, 06/14/12
PRESS RELEASE
The first annual B•Town Brewfest, a beer festival fundraiser for the SeaTac Guild of Seattle Children's Hospital, will be held Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Burien Community Center, 14700 6th Ave. S.W.
There will be two…MORE
Free summer meals to be available in Highline area
Thu, 06/14/12
Press release:
Free meals will be available for children age 18 and younger this summer at designated schools and other sites around the district. Children do not need to be enrolled as students of Highline Public Schools. The Summer Food…MORE
UPDATE: Felice pleads guilty in stabbing death of Hokum W Jeebs
Thu, 06/14/12
20-year-old Angelo Felice pleaded guilty on June 13 to second degree murder in the stabbing death of Fauntleroy resident Hokum W. Jeebs (aka Robert Stabile) in West Seattle on February 16, 2011.
Felice was originally charged with first…MORE
Celebrate summer with free events and concerts at the Ballard Locks
Thu, 06/14/12
The small locks at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks may be closed for repairs at the moment but the show must go on!
The 23rd Annual Free Summer Concerts and Events is in full swing and will bring entertainment to the Carl S. English…MORE
Rescued penguin chick named after protector
Thu, 06/14/12
The Woodland Park Zoo named a two-month old rescued penguin chick yesterday in honor of the little hero who saved it as it was hatching.
While enjoying the penguin exhibit, the little boy alerted the keeper that he could see an egg on a…MORE
