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The well-known magazine/website Popular Mechanics, which is devoted to everything from DIY home tips, gadget news, test drives of new cars and science breakthroughs, featured the West Seattle Tool Library in its “10 Ways to…MORE
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Vandals ‘against prisons’ hit West Seattle Department of Corrections branch
Tue, 08/02/11
Shortly after 4 a.m. on August 1, unknown vandals broke the glass front door of the West Seattle DOC branch on the 6300 block of 35th Ave S.W. and spray painted an anarchist sign and “Against Prisons” on the wall, according to police.
Todd…MORE
Inquest announced in Burien man's shooting death by King County Deputy
Tue, 08/02/11
King County Executive Dow Constantine has ordered an inquest into the shooting death of Burien man Anthony David Ourada, 25, by a King County Sheriff’s Deputy.
The inquest was recommended by King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg after…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Ex-Highline Times intern returning to Burien for Iran book signing
Tue, 08/02/11
Please click the photo above for a slideshow of Peterson working in Iran
Former Highline Times paperboy and summer reporting intern Scott Peterson, now Middle East correspondent for the Christian Scientist Monitor, is returning to the area…MORE
Meet your local firefighters tonight as SFD partners with SPD for “Night Out Against Crime.”
Tue, 08/02/11
press release: Seattle Firefighters will be visiting several “Night Out Against Crime” celebrations tonight near neighborhood fire stations. This is the 27th annual celebration here in Seattle which falls on the first Tuesday of every August.…MORE
Unified Grocers’ sixteenth annual Summer Youth Employment Program includes seven Sealth students
Tue, 08/02/11
Unified Grocers’ Summer Youth Employment Program Teaches Nine Local High School Students about Supermarket IndustryPress release: Unified Grocers, the largest wholesale grocery distributor in the western United States, is providing nine Seattle-…MORE
SHARE to close 15 indoor homeless shelters
Tue, 08/02/11
Due to lack of funding, SHARE, King County's largest shelter provider, will be forced to close 15 indoor shelters by next week.
The organization was informed last week that it would not be receiving Emergency Food and Shelter Program…MORE
Burien angler recalls the one that didn't get away
Tue, 08/02/11
(Editor's Note: Burien angler Peter Tarabochia has quite a fish tale to tell-and it's all true.) Myself, my dad Don Tarabochia (Fircrest, WA), and our friend Jim Holly (Fircrest, WA) were all fishing on my dad's boat. Fishing had been generally…MORE
SeaTac council delays placing elected mayor measure on ballot
Tue, 08/02/11
At the July 26th SeaTac Council meeting, two divisive topics were discussed-- the possibility of switching to an elected mayor form of government in SeaTac and the continuation of the King County Veterans and Social Human Services Levy.
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SeaTac primary is prelude to possibly pivotal November election
Tue, 08/02/11
With only one council race on the ballot, the August primary will not be the main electoral event in SeaTac this year.
That comes in November when residents vote on an elected mayor proposition that would change SeaTac's form of government…MORE
