The Federal Way Arts Commission selected 19 artists and 35 pieces of art for the 17th Annual Arts Alive Juried Art Exhibit on display now at City Hall through Jan. 5, 2010.
The pieces range from watercolors and oils to mixed media.
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Viaduct dominates candidate forum
Tue, 10/06/09
The planned Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement was the hot topic at the Oct. 5 candidate forum sponsored by the Ballard and Magnolia/Queen Anne neighborhood councils.
All eight city council candidates as well as the two mayoral candidates…MORE
Two upcoming meetings to discuss Delridge Playfield improvements
Tue, 10/06/09
Seattle Parks is hosting two public meetings to discuss the improvements at Delridge Playfield and gather community feedback.
At the first meeting on Monday, Oct.19, Parks will present schematic design for the field. At the second…MORE
Wine, Chocolate and Art at Ballard Senior Center
Tue, 10/06/09
The Ballard Senior Center is hosting a fundraising event this Thursday, Oct. 8 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. called Wine, Chocolate and Art, although the title order varies depending on personal preference.
Tickets are $20.00 available in…MORE
Chefs, local food producers are stars of Eat Local Now!
Mon, 10/05/09
The chefs and local food producers take center stage at the Sixth Annual Eat Local Now! fundraising dinner on Sunday, Oct. 11 from 5 to 10 p.m. at the West Seattle Masonic Lodge, located at 4736 40th Ave. S.W.
The featured chefs include…MORE
Kick-off Oct. 9 for campaign to save Mount Rainier Pool
Mon, 10/05/09
Save Our Swimming, the citizens group formed to pass Des Moines Proposition 1 and save the Mount Rainier Pool, will host its campaign kick-off from 4-7 p.m., Oct. 9 at the pool. A free family cookout and open swim will follow the rally.
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What Burien wants up is going down
Mon, 10/05/09
At last week's Burien City Council meeting, much of the focus was on sustaining city and county services in the midst of the current economic downturn.
The latest King County sales tax revenue figures (based on projections made in June)…MORE
Does 4-period schedule at Burien high school hinder college preparation?
Mon, 10/05/09
Does Highline High School's four-period schedule hinder students once they enter college?
That was the question that came up Sept. 30 at the Highline School Board's regular meeting.
The Burien high school splits up the school day…MORE
Pool's fate in hands of Des Moines, Normandy Park voters
Mon, 10/05/09
With the King County closure of Evergreen Pool in White Center, Mount Rainier Pool has become the last pool standing in the Highline School District, and its future is far from certain.
Evergreen's swim team has begun practicing at Foster…MORE
Historical Society building now easier to find
Mon, 10/05/09
If you've had trouble spotting the Historical Society's new residence in the Steel Lake Annex, the organization hopes their new sign will draw increased attention to their newly-acquired digs.
Last week, the Historical Society installed…MORE
