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John Enger has been named District Governor for the 2014-2015 for Rotary International, District 5030, covering 53 clubs in Greater King County.

Enger is a long tome West Seattle Rotarian who currently serves as an Assistant District…MORE

From the Argosy website:

The Argosy Christmas Ship™ festival is a holiday celebration that has been a Northwest tradition for 62 years. Its main purpose is to bring communities together to celebrate the holiday season. From our flotilla of…MORE

The West Seattle/Fauntleroy Windermere office was reigning cats and dogs, and toddlers, too, last Saturday at "Santa Paws", their Christmas fundraiser for the Windermere Foundation. A menagerie of pets and people, some frantic, queued up for…MORE

Press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office:SeaTac Man Used Force and Coercion Pimping Young Women and Underage Girls A SeaTac, Washington man pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to sex trafficking through force, fraud and…MORE

As part of King County’s Repeat Burglar Initiative, John Novotny was sentence to 8 years in prison for a massive rap sheet, including repeated thefts of the Arrowhead Gardens elderly community near Westcrest Park in southeast West Seattle,…MORE

press release: Staff members of South Seattle Community College have recently been honored with awards recognizing their contributions to the college and local organizations.

Irina Minasova was honored with the inaugural South Seattle…MORE

press release: The Seattle Department of Transportation is seeking community feedback regarding protecting and preserving street trees. The proposed ordinance will address protection and preservation; restrictions on tree removal; requirements…MORE

The Arbor Heights fire that consumed a family’s home on 41st Ave S.W. in August was an anomaly caused by the spontaneous combustion of material left in a portable fire pit stored away in the garage. The 911 call came in from a neighbor who saw…MORE

The Des Moines theater in recent months has sat as a derelict in the heart of the city. It was once a beautiful entertainment venue for the community and a glittering show place for motion pictures. Over time as the movies moved to multiplexes,…MORE

By Christina Gramling A consultant hired by Des Moines to study its police department suggested Dec. 8 that the city contract out its police services like Burien and SeaTac. The King County Sheriff’s Office handles police duties for the two…MORE