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The King County Sheriff's office budget will be cut by over 11 percent next year and that could mean 79 employees will have to leave the department said Sheriff Sue Rahr, who is urging people to complain to county government right now.

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In a public health emergency, every helping hand can make a difference in reducing illness and saving lives. To kick off National Preparedness Month, the Public Health Reserve Corps (PHRC) in King County is launching a new campaign to recruit…MORE

A recent Wall Street Journal article listed Seattle as the number one market in the nation to begin bouncing back from the economic slump. That news brings a smile to the faces of Phyllis and David Danforth, who have some news of their own. They…MORE

On his first return visit to district headquarters since he retired in June 2005, former Highline School District superintendent Joe McGeehan received a lifetime achievement award.

McGeehan is the second person to earn the award from the…MORE

All King County employees, with the exception of essential safety and transit staff, will take 10 days unpaid furlough in 2009 under the terms of an historic agreement reached with the King County Union Coalition to help with the unprecedented $…MORE

Mark Benedum's kids used to introduce him like this:

"This is my dad. He runs a hospital, but he's not a real doctor."

While he may not be a "real" doctor, Benedum is still an important asset to Highline Medical Center in Burien.…MORE

While no popcorn was served, a generous portion of nostalgia was offered to Kenney residents who recently viewed a screening of the new documentary, "The Fauntleroy Story: 100 Years of Community."

The century-long journey is condensed into…MORE

While many community members initially criticized Seattle Public Schools for excluding them from the decision to close the Denny Middle School building, it appears that the district is now working closely with neighbors in developing plans for…MORE

A recent Wall Street Journal article listed Seattle as the number one market in the nation to being begin bouncing back from the economic slump. That news brings a smile to the faces of Phyllis and David Danforth, who have some news of their own…MORE

Residents in the Delridge neighborhood have been left wanting when it comes to bus routes.

While Delridge Way currently is serviced by the 120 and 125, these routes only run north and south through the neighborhood.

The south end of…MORE