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(Editor's Note: Al Sneed was the owner of the Highline Times from 1955 until Jerry Robinson bought it from him in 1974. He is now retired, living in Enumclaw and is collaborating with Jerry in a book on the history of this newspaper. From time…MORE

The mother and younger brother of slain King County Sheriff's Deputy Steve Cox are offering a scholarship in his name to a Highline district high school student interesting in pursuing a career in law enforcement or criminal justice.

JoAn…MORE

The Burien Lions Club first annual Bash for the Blind and Deaf was a rousing success Wednesday November 12th at Mick Kelly's Irish Pub in Burien. Dozens of auction items and hundreds of raffle tickets were sold for the single night event. Mark…MORE

Partners James Privette (left) and Fred Detore II celebrated the grand opening of "Cove To Go", a division of their established business, Emerald Cove Catering, Friday night at the Normandy Park location. Cove To Go features gourmet meals ready…MORE

The Seattle School Board voted Nov.

The City Council will vote on a proposal Monday to increase parking meter prices in Ballard and other Seattle neighborhoods.

The price increase would compensate the city's most recent 2009-2010 budget cut alteration.

Originally…MORE

The city Department of Transportation is considering re-striping Fauntleroy Way Southwest from Southwest Alaska Street to California Avenue Southwest to improve safety, pedestrian access and bicycle usage.

When the street is paved, the…MORE

The Admiral group will meet at 7 p.m. at the Admiral Congregational United Church of Christ, 4320 S.W. Hill St. Nov. 11, to discuss various community issues, including a new park in the area.

Also on the agenda; a report from Jim Del…MORE

After a drawn out trial in which Peso's Kitchen and Lounge founder Brian Hutmacher sued the Matador for trade dress infringement, the restaurant chain is pleased with the settlement reached and happy to reassure customers that they won't notice…MORE

For the next three months, Seattle Public Schools will hold a series of public meetings to discuss a new district-wide Student Assignment Plan.

Friday, Nov. 14, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Northgate Community Center, 10510 5th Ave. N.E.