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From Argosy Cruises: The Argosy Christmas Ship™ festival is a holiday celebration that has been a Northwest tradition for 61 years. Its main purpose is to bring communities together to celebrate the holiday season. From our flotilla of ships to…MORE

Around 50 people, comprised of members of the White Center Chamber of Commerce (WCCC) and citizens from White Center, met at the Salvation Army Community Center on Dec. 7 to celebrate the good deeds of local heroes.

Brian Daigneault and…MORE

Fremont Chamber of Commerce invites holiday shoppers to shop for a cause on Thursday, Dec 9. Fifteen Fremont merchants will donate a percentage of their sales from Thursday evening to B.F. Day School, the oldest Elementary School in Seattle.…MORE

SW Precinct Captain Steve Paulsen sent out the following information to local media outlets on Dec. 7 and asked that it be shared with the community.

"Currently, our West Seattle crime trends are at the lowest in the past six years,"…MORE

Art Burien Arts Juried Exhibition-- Burien Community Center, 14700 6th Ave S.W. View some of the best art in Puget Sound. Exhibition runs from Nov. 12- Jan. 14.

Music ChoralSounds Northwest-"Season of Wonder," New artistic diector Cathy…MORE

King County Executive Dow Constantine has appointed newly-elected King County Councilman Joe McDermott as a south county representative to the Sound Transit Board of Directors.

"It is critically important that we continue to have strong…MORE

Destination Des Moines will receive $7,500 next year-- half of the money they requested, from the Des Moines City Council.

Destination Des Moines in its new incarnation has been working the last several months to organize itself and create…MORE

SeaTac lawmakers are expected to approve Tuesday, Dec. 14 a contract to receive fire administration and other fire services from Kent.

SeaTac has formed an exploratory committee to study merging with the Kent Regional Fire Authority. In…MORE

Citizens spoke out against Des Moines' preference to contract with a non-local towing company instead of Des Moines based Pete's Towing at a Dec. 2 council meeting.

However, Des Moines Police Commander Kevin Tucker said the choice is only…MORE

Burien City Council members passed a budget of $40.2 million for the next two years at their council meeting on Nov. 29.

The budget was passed 6-1 with Councilman Jack Block Jr. voting against it. There was no discussion at the meeting…MORE