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"Area-X" and "Area-Y" mark the spot. That's according to Burien city manager Mike Martin, who conducted a recent open house meeting on the city's annexation project. He pointed to a map that proposes unincorporated North Highline be divided more…MORE

As community projects in 2008 have been finalized and have come to a successful close, Ballard neighborhood groups have only begun to plan out what they have in store for their communities in the new year with ideas to take advantage of the…MORE

Eugene Guszkowski of Milwaukee-based AG Architecture, a firm specializing in assisted care facilities, presented five plans for the new $150 million redevelopment of the Kenney Presbyterian Retirement Community to the Southwest Design Review…MORE

In the Jan. 7 issue of the Ballard News-Tribune, construction on Golden Gardens Drive was said to be complete by mid-February ("Golden Gardens Drive will open in February," pg. 12). Golden Gardens Drive is expected to be complete by mid-January…MORE

His name is Bogie, but his accomplished life of nearly 80 years has been right on par. Between 1967 and 1990 West Seattle's Howard Bogie was a big-league sports statistician and director of Seattle Parks Department's aquatic, athletics, and golf…MORE

The unexpected amount of snow that covered the streets of Ballard this holiday season left many storm drains congested along Market Street and Ballard Avenue.

Police have arrested three young men who they believe were responsible for a string of robberies over the last month after the suspects attempted to rob the 7-Eleven convenience store near the corner of California Avenue Southwest and Admiral Way…MORE

Moshier Community Art Center Potters have teamed up with the Highline Food Bank and Discover Burien to sponsor Empty Bowls 2009 on Jan. 30.

Lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., while dinner will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. at…MORE

A prayer was made. The sun came out. And with the snip of a bright red ribbon the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center opened its doors for business, pleasure, and a cold lesson in the realities of a tribe being placed back onto a map by those…MORE

Developers of a proposed 179-room hotel next to Angle Lake Park want the hotel to share the park's access road.

The existing site for the planned Residence Inn on the park's south side is right-in and right-out only, preventing guests from…MORE