Seattle Department of Transportation crews plan to work on Northwest 80th Street between 21st Avenue Northwest and 22nd Avenue Northwest April 1, while bus volume is lower due to spring break for public schools.
Crews will replace two…MORE
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Burien City Council discusses how to fund streets
Mon, 03/29/10
The City of Burien has not done any asphalt overlay to its streets for the last couple of years, a situation which Burien City Manager Mike Martin said is not sustainable.
City staff presented a plan to the Burien City Council to spend $8.…MORE
White Center Chamber of Commerce hosts forum to consider chronic alcoholic management options
Mon, 03/29/10
The White Center Chamber of Commerce, partnering with the White Center Community Development Association (CDA), will host a forum for White Center restaurant, tavern and store business owners to consider how to restrict the sale of alcohol to the…MORE
On the Go Week of 3-29-10
Mon, 03/29/10
Become A Volunteer Beach Naturalist This Summer The Seattle Aquarium 206-245-0143beachnaturalist@seattle.gov Training: April 13 and 27, May 11 and 25, weekday evenings; April 17, May 1 and 15, weekend days. Care about beaches and good with people…MORE
SeaTac police assistant and captain caught red-faced in innocent gesture
Mon, 03/29/10
When the administrative assistant to the SeaTac Police Department and police Capt. Annette Louie arrived for work at city hall the morning of March 15, they did their part toward keeping the city clean while helping out a fellow citizen.
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Highline awarded grant for Chinook, Cascade transformation
Mon, 03/29/10
Highline is among nine school districts identified March 29 to receive federal School Improvement Grants, the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction announced.
The three-year grant will be used to institute major changes at SeaTac'…MORE
North Highline housing project to be transformed
Mon, 03/29/10
The King County Housing Authority is starting construction this month to transform the former Park Lake Homes II site in North Highline into an attractive mixed-use development.
The first phase, comprised of 25 units of rental housing,…MORE
Anxious Burien shoreline residents band together and hire attorneys
Mon, 03/29/10
Worried about the possible effects of Burien's proposed version of the shoreline management act, property owners along the city's waterfront have formed an organization, raised money and hired lawyers.
"We have no interest in a lawsuit,"…MORE
Des Moines Marina remodel could be finished early
Mon, 03/29/10
Construction on the Des Moines Marina, which began last fall, could be finished a couple of months ahead of schedule, according to Harbormaster Joe Dusenbury said.
The original schedule was for the work on the marina to be completed next…MORE
Des Moines police chief to retire
Mon, 03/29/10
After six years of serving the city of Des Moines as its head of police, Police Chief Roger Baker will be retiring on June 15.
Baker announced his plans to retire on March 15. Des Moines City Manager Tony Piasecki said Baker still plans…MORE
