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The next Highline Forum will be on Wednesday, Nov. 18 from 2:30- 4:30 p.m. at the Cove in Normandy Park, 1500 S.W. Shorebrook Dr.

John Sibold, from the state Department of Transportation's Aviation division, will report on the long-term…MORE

On Monday, Burien city council members held the first of two public hearings about a proposed one percent increase to property taxes.

Citizens who participated in the public comment and public hearing session were consistent in their…MORE

The Highline Food Bank is hosting a spaghetti feed and auction Nov. 19 to raise funds to feed local families this Thanksgiving.

Pre-sale tickets are available at 5 Corners Albertsons, 15840 1st Ave. S. Albertsons is sponsoring the event.…MORE

November 11th is a day to remember all the people who have served the United States in the armed services.

The Des Moines Memorial Drive Advisory Committee held an event Wednesday to commemorate a specific group of veterans who have not…MORE

On Nov. 12, city officials unveiled results from citywide surveys taken this summer to reflect Neighborhood Plan updates.

Transportation issues and public safety appealed to many people as an area where changes could be made to the new…MORE

On Oct. 26, the Ballard News-Tribune reported that the Bit Saloon, "Ballard's Quirky Quality Dive Bar Since 1947," was closing its doors. That is no longer the case, at least for the moment.

According to the bar's Web site, its final day…MORE

Just a few hundred feet south of the Fauntleroy Ferry Dock the Fauntleroy Creek empties into Puget Sound. And every year between Halloween and Thanksgiving coho salmon attempt to swim up the picturesque, leaf-canopied creek, an obstacle course of…MORE

The Port of Seattle is getting underway on its 20-year plan for FIshermen's Terminal that, according to the Port, will provide an analysis of customer and tenant needs and help develop a long-range plan for Fishermen's Terminal.

The plan…MORE

The Ballard Pool, located at 1471 N.W. 67th St., will re-open Nov. 29.

All swim programs are canceled through that date. Current lesson participants will receive a credit on their accounts for the canceled classes.

During a…MORE

Metro Transit was recently looking at service cuts of up to 20 percent over the next two years due to a drop in funding from the sales tax, King County Council member Larry Phillips said at the Nov. 11 Ballard District Council meeting.

But…MORE