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All West Seattle Water Taxi trips for Wednesday, April 27 are cancelled through that warranty repairs can be made to a small defective weld in the vessel hull. Tomorrow’s cancellation will allow the King County Marine…MORE

Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week's Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com.Items can be accepted…MORE

Relieve that spring-cleaning itch by helping friends and neighbors spruce up Burien during the city's thirteenth annual Clean Sweep on Saturday, April 30. New this year, Clean Sweep will include a scavenger hunt for the volunteers celebrating…MORE

The Sylvester Road Bridge will close for about 6 months, beginning, Tuesday, July 5. The 80-year-old bridge will be demolished and replaced with a new bridge. The new bridge is scheduled to open around Dec. 19.

Here is our previous…MORE

Sixteen-year-old Jamie Curfman loves to cook - and to eat many different things. But steak is his absolute favorite.

The Tukwila teenager has his preparation down to a science. In the winter, when it's too cold to grill outside, he bakes…MORE

SeaTac celebrated the completion of the first project in the city's Neighborhood Sidewalk Program with a ribbon cutting along 42nd Avenue South. Participating in the ceremony are, from left, City Manager Todd Cutts, Councilman Ralph Shape, Mayor…MORE

For three weeks last fall, when students from New Start High School in Burien finished the school day, they went home dirty, scratched up and exhausted. They worked in the rain and snow and their "homework" was piled everywhere -- giant mounds of…MORE

The 2011 Bill and Peggy Hunt Playwrights Festival may be wrapping up this weekend, but Burien Little Theatre may be saving their best for last. The final two weekends open with "Bold Grace: The Voyages of the Pirate O'Malley," a well crafted one-…MORE

Highline Times Associate Publisher Ken Robinson is having a one-man show of photographs at Vino Bello Wine Bar now through June. The photos are selected from his collection of lifetime work for both the Robinson Newspapers and his travels…MORE

The Des Moines City Council is working on dramatic updates to the zoning codes in downtown Des Moines with the hopes of revitalizing the downtown. The zoning changes are just one part of an ongoing process to revitalize Des Moines that has been…MORE