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On Saturday, April 2 from 9 am to 3 pm at the local PCC (California Ave.), QFC (Alaska Way), Safeway (Jefferson Square), Thriftway (Morgan St.) and the Metropolitan Market the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle, SU Circle K, High School Key Clubs and…MORE

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Join the fun and get fit with Start! Training, a new team half-marathon training and fundraising program by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. Start! Training is for runners and walkers of all…MORE

We are passing along the following press release from King County's Dennis Clark:

Arbor Lake Shoreline Invasive Plant Removal On November 20, 2010, we removed about half of the invasive weeds along the southern and western shorelines of…MORE

The devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake and the tsunami in Japan has affected hundreds of thousands people both in the Pacific and in the United States. In the aftermath of this disaster, the American Red Cross encourages Western Washington…MORE

Burien residents are being asked to help create a common, unifying vision to shape the city's long-term future. The public can participate by filling out a community survey and by attending one of the upcoming visioning forums.

These free…MORE

The King County Sheriff's Office has launched on-line reporting for a variety of crimes, suspicious circumstances, and traffic complaints for Burien, SeaTac and North Highline residents.

The service is available to citizens living in…MORE

Seattle City Councilmember Tim Burgess attended the Ballard Rotary Club's monthly lunch in Ballard yesterday to share a few thoughts on the city and answer questions.

Burgess had toured Ballard High School in the morning together with…MORE

The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council is now accepting applications for six open positions. Elections will be held on Thursday, May 19 at the North Highline Fire Station, 112 Street, White Center, 98146.

Residents of the North…MORE

The Sheriff's Office has launched an online reporting service for a variety of crimes, suspicious circumstances, and traffic complaints.

The service is available to over 500,000 citizens living in unincorporated King County, as well as…MORE

Southwest Precinct Operations Lt. Pierre Davis covered the continuing drop in West Seattle crime and an upcoming campaign to educate citizens on car theft prevention while Pete Rogerson explained the role of the Seattle Police Domestic Violence…MORE