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The new Seattle Parks and Recreation Code of Conduct goes into effect on April 1.

The Code of Conduct brings together in a single document all the behaviors not allowed on some or all park property and includes provisions from Washington…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation landscape crews will plant 30 serviceberry trees April 1 in the planting strip of Eighth Avenue Northwest to replace the dying Arbutus trees that were removed last winter.

Crews will work from 9 a.m…MORE

Gardening & dividing plants? Have plants you never put in the ground? Know someone that has extra plants to give away? Furry Faces Foundation will gladly accept them for their 10th Annual Plant Sale Season.

Plants can be dropped off…MORE

A sophomore at Highline's Health Sciences and Human Services High School (HS3) will read from her first novel and sign copies of her book at an event April 1 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on the Evergreen campus in North Highline.

Manoush…MORE

When Jeanne “Magic” Black-Ferguson found a stash of pot in her son’s room 30 years ago, she did what most parents would do: She got angry. She yelled. She flushed it down the toilet.

But then, Black-Ferguson, a nurse, did some research.…MORE

On March 28, Diana Lind and her husband were motoring their sailboat toward the Ballard Locks when they saw a plume shoot out of the water.

Lind said they slowed down to watch as what she believes was a gray whale did a loop around the…MORE

On March 30th at approximately 11:30 p.m. officers responded to a forced-entry burglary of a bank in the 2700 block of 1st Avenue South. Preliminary investigation indicates that the suspect(s) entered the bank through a smashed out window.…MORE

The Burien Planning Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to send the Shoreline Master Program (SMP) to the City Council for their approval.

While many changes asked for by shoreline residents were made to the proposed SMP many…MORE

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

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