State crews will close the Alaskan Way Viaduct on Oct. 18-19. Since the 2001 Nisqually earthquake, bridge engineers and inspectors have kept a close eye on the viaduct by monitoring its condition every three months and conducting full inspections…MORE
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Shorewood Christian to become high school over four years
Mon, 10/06/08
West Seattle's newest high school expansion is at nearby Shorewood Christian School.
Celebrating its 29th anniversary, this is a big milestone year for Shorewood Christian. The high school is currently in the expansion development phase…MORE
Aurora barriers considered
Mon, 10/06/08
As decisions for the design of the Aurora Bridge suicide-prevention barrier near, committee representatives from neighborhoods around the bridge are still hesitant about the options aimed to deter possible jumpers.
Continuing the…MORE
New daycare has vacancies
Mon, 10/06/08
When Lisa Lancaster moved from California to West Seattle last June, her son, Brendan, 7, was enrolled in Alki Elementary School.
Classes conclude at 3:15 p.m., so she planned to enroll her second grader in the Alki Community Center's…MORE
Steve Cox scholarship is expanded
Mon, 10/06/08
When Officer Steve Cox was killed on Dec. 2, 2006, White Center lost one of its greatest leaders in law enforcement, but Steve's mother, Joanne Cox, and others who knew him, have come together to organize a memorial scholarship in hopes of…MORE
Wine is to taste, not to swallow
Mon, 10/06/08
South Seattle Community College instructor and sommelier Dieter Schafer teaches students to come to their senses.
That's because his beginning wine tasting class focuses on sight, smell, taste, touch and aftertaste, or the "finish." And…MORE
Bronze medalist returns to home
Mon, 10/06/08
She sits atop the hill at the North SeaTac BMX track where it all started, smiling and talking to her brother and old friends as BMX racers of all ages peddling their hearts out whiz by.
She is Jill Kintner, Burien's very own bronze…MORE
Viaduct inspections coming
Mon, 10/06/08
The state highway department close the Alaskan Way Viaduct on Oct. 18-19 as part of a semiannual inspection of the structure.
Since the 2001 Nisqually earthquake, bridge engineers and inspectors have kept a close eye on the viaduct by…MORE
Former Highline College president dies in Burien
Mon, 10/06/08
Dr. Shirley B. Gordon, an important figure in the development of Highline Community College and the first female president of a publicly funded college district in the state of Washington, died Sept. 20 in Burien at the age of 86.
Dr.…MORE
Ruby Dance nets $30k for fish and forests
Mon, 10/06/08
Chinook salmon returned to Hylebos Creek early last week, perhaps knowing their friends were gathering upstream.
One hundred ninety-seven friends of the Hylebos turned out to the King County Weyerhaeuser Aquatic Center Saturday evening,…MORE