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Burien will spend $186,000 on various human service programs next year, after the City Council agreed to put the expenditures on the 2011 budget. This is $30,000 more than last year.

The amount to be spent on human services is less than…MORE

Today, flying on an airplane isn't typically a luxurious journey. Two hour check-in, long lines at security, and cramped seating are the norm. That wasn't the case in the 1950s.

The Highline Historical Society, a group that collects and…MORE

The Evergreen High Campus Library in White Center has launched an online fundraiser to purchase books to provide students and teachers with resources for reading, research and curriculum supplements. The fundraising goal is $2,000.

"There…MORE

Scare up some frightful fun for the whole family, even the family pooch, at the free Boo in Burien Saturday, Oct. 30. From noon to 5 p.m., check out uncanny happenings in downtown Burien ranging from pumpkin bowling and trick-or-treating to…MORE

South King Fire & Rescue firefighters have added a new color to their uniform this week, all in an attempt to raise awareness and support a worthy cause. It's voluntary, but the majority of the department's personnel are wearing pink shirts…MORE

SDOT Press Release:

Due to damage caused by a vehicular collision on northbound SR99 in the vicinity of S Massachusetts St, southbound traffic on the Alaskan Way Viaduct is blocked and northbound traffic is restricted. Seattle Department…MORE

Press Release: This year, West Seattle commuters won’t have to say goodbye to the West Seattle Water Taxi for its winter hibernation. The King County Water Taxi will continue to operate commuter service through fall and winter on the West Seattle…MORE

To kick off this year’s annual “Trick or Treat in the Junction” festivities, Fresh Bistro & The Mural Apartments have teamed up for The Giant Pumpkin Celebration.

Featuring a 410 lb pumpkin from Puyallup, this event is a treat to all…MORE

Press Release:

Two unions representing captains and court protection marshals in the King County Sheriff’s office have agreed to forgo their cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for next year, as a result of negotiations guided by King County…MORE

Thirteen Ballard High School students in the Video Production Program were among the winners of the 34th Annual Young People's Film & Video Festival.

The winners are the short dramas "Reflection" by Sheridan Koehler and Blair Scott…MORE