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The Seattle Department of Transportation's paving project on Fauntleroy is nearing completion, according to the city.

The final overlay begins today, Thursday, Aug. 27 and is expected to be finished by Friday night. Traffic will be…MORE

Des Moines City Councilman Dave Kaplan made a strong showing in the Tuesday primary in his race against fellow council member Susan White. In Tuesday election night final results, King County Elections reported Kaplan received 1,447 votes (51.68…MORE

A last minute conflict will prevent State Rep. Reuven Carlyle (D-Ballard, Queen Anne) from attending the Ballard Farmers Market this Sunday, where he planned to speak with the community about issues affecting the 36th Legislative District.

When Highline public schools begin the new year on Wednesday, Sept. 9 classes will be dismissed 90 minutes early on most Fridays. The early Friday dismissals will replace the half-day Wednesday schedule and most of the non-student “waiver” days…MORE

Burien residents will choose at the Nov. 3 election whether to pay additional fees to fund two pedestrian/bicycle path projects following City Council action Aug. 3, placing the measure on the ballot. Residents are being asked if they favor…MORE

On Saturday, Sept. 12th, Burien Town Square and the Burien Interim Art Space will become magical, lantern-lit spaces for all ages to enjoy. Stroll the new Town Square Park and Burien's unique temporary sculpture park, B/ IAS, and discover…MORE

During the Aug. 17 Burien City Council meeting, council members debated whether to spend $1.5 million on a temporary senior center. If approved, the city would use the money to update the heat, ventilation and air conditioning system (HVAC) at…MORE

Local lawmakers' community meeting regarding airplane noise Aug. 19 attracted more than four times the anticipated turnout, forcing them to turn away nearly 100 people with the promise of a second meeting to accommodate everyone. The Des Moines…MORE

The Burien Interim Art Space (B/ IAS) was turned into a city block of sound on Saturday, Aug. 15. Eight speakers and 3,000 feet of speaker wire were utilized to create a truly unique musical experience. Speakers were set all around the B/ IAS…MORE

The federal government's "Cash for Clunkers" program has gotten potential customers "coming across the sidewalk" and into car dealerships along Burien's Auto Row. "It's helped out a lot and that's always good," Bobby Lynn, Burien Chevrolet…MORE