The doors will be locked permanently soon at the little blue house at the edge of Dottie Harper Park in Burien.
After 47 years in the same location, the Burien Art Center will be closing its doors March 19 at the conclusion of the current…MORE
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Sunlight to shine at Artswest
Thu, 03/04/10
ArtsWest Playhouse announces the National New Play Network World Premiere of Sunlight by Sharr White, an award winning drama about a family dramatically changed by a turn of political events after 9-11.
Sunlight begins with the story of…MORE
Artists to recreate old-time radio show
Thu, 03/04/10
There are jazz bands. There are classical orchestras. Then, there is the Seattle-based Pontiac Bay Symphony.
While they may not play rock and roll, some of their repertoire includes songs more recognizable than the Beatles.
Each…MORE
Ballard to get new traffic message signs
Thu, 03/04/10
Next week, a contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation will begin installing new electronic messaging signs at several locations to provide improved traffic information to travelers.
Crews will work from approximately…MORE
Three Puget-Sound area community colleges earn accreditation as baccalaureate institutions
Thu, 03/04/10
Three Puget Sound-area community colleges have earned accreditation as baccalaureate colleges from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, the body that accredits all Northwest institutions of higher education, public and private…MORE
Don Armeni Paving project completed sooner than expected
Thu, 03/04/10
The Don Armeni Boat Ramp parking lot located at 1222 Harbor Ave. SW. is being repaved by Statewide Parking Lot services under the supervision of the Seattle Parks Department. The work is expected to be complete today, well ahead of schedule. Last…MORE
Pontiac Bay Symphony, area musicians to perform old-time radio show
Thu, 03/04/10
There are jazz bands. There are classical orchestras. Then there is the Seattle-based Pontiac Bay Symphony. While they may not play rock and roll, some of their repertoire includes songs more recognizable than the Beatles. Each Pontiac Bay…MORE
Correction on North Highline adult businesses
Wed, 03/03/10
Adult businesses are not allowed in any part of the Burien annexed portion of North Highline.
A Feb. 12 Times/News article incorrectly indicated that that adult businesses would be allowed between Southwest 112th Street and Southwest…MORE
Ground broken on Crown Hill Center playground
Wed, 03/03/10
Ten-year-old Collin Cramer, a student at Small Faces Child Development Center, gave it his best shot. Then, he gave it another. And, a couple more.
Cramer, wearing a hardhat and goggles, was given a sledgehammer and the honor of taking the…MORE
City seeking input for Youth and Families initiative
Wed, 03/03/10
The City of Seattle is looking for your feedback to help shape the Youth and Families Initiative. The Herald previously brought you this story here. A local meeting is being held at Denny Middle School on March 15th at 7:30pm. The Youth and…MORE
