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Burien Nissan is open again and the new owners are a familiar face if you watch television or possibly if you just know the family. The Car Pros Company, run by the now instantly recognizable Ken Phillips for his catch phrase "You're gonna like…MORE

Moving forward on reshaping Seattle’s waterfront, the City of Seattle today announced the shortlist of finalists for the role of lead designer. The four shortlisted teams are led by the following firms: - Gustafson Guthrie Nichol - james corner…MORE

Come see Burien's new community garden, a very successful joint effort between Sustainable Burien and Burien Parks & Recreation at a kitchen garden party on Sunday, Aug. 29. The garden is located at 437 S.W. 144th St., behind the old Burien…MORE

Burien has some new neighbors to welcome.

Orphan Relief and Rescue, a nonprofit that serves orphans in West Africa, moved its office from Texas to Burien earlier this summer and now calls office space inside Lake Burien Presbyterian Church…MORE

After 2 and a half years and $50 million Chief Sealth International High School is in the final days of preparation for opening. Construction workers are adding all the last minute elements and completing punch lists as teachers are coming in to…MORE

3 suspects were involved in a home invasion at 7941 4th Av SW near Highland Park at around 3:30 am involving a woman in her 60's, and a younger couple. The victims were tied up. The suspects stole guns. Police are seeking two vehicles used to…MORE

From the Seattle Fire Department:

Just after 6:00 a.m. this morning, firefighters responded to a garage fire in the 5400 block of 23rd Avenue SW. When firefighters arrived, there was heavy smoke and flames coming from a large detached…MORE

When Crown Hill resident Kevin Morgan watches the Sounder trains whoosh past Golden Gardens and the Shilshole Bay Marina on their way between Edmonds and downtown Seattle, he sees missed opportunity.

"If you really want to get people out…MORE

South Seattle Community College has been designated by G.I. Jobs magazine as a “Military Friendly School” for 2011 based on its role in accepting America’s veterans as students.

G.I. Jobs polled more than 7,000 schools across the country…MORE

The Woodland Park Zoo is gearing up for its Fall Fecal Fest, the time of year when local gardeners and Zoo Doo loyalists scramble to purchase the coveted Zoo Doo or Bedspread.

According to the zoo, Zoo Doo is the most exotic and highly…MORE