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SeaTac lawmakers said no to pawn shops and yes to a business park in a residential neighborhood during a lengthy Oct. 28 meeting.

Following comments by several SeaTac residents opposing pawn shops, council members unanimously declined to…MORE

The nation's economic crisis has hit the development of condominiums in Burien's Town Square.

Town Square is a revitalization effort by the city of Burien, in partnership with Los Angeles-based developer Urban Partners and the King County…MORE

Grover Partee has worked polling locations for three years. Nov. 4 he was working the Sunset Hill Community Club for the sixth time.

Partee said the club opened at 7 a.m. with a two-block long line.

"We couldn't even get them all in…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.

Thursday, Nov. 6, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, 3rd…MORE

See local music for the price of a can of soup and help out the Greenwood Food Bank at a benefit concert later this month.

Owner of the Ballard Sip and Ship, Diana Naramore, will host a concert at the Greenwood location Nov. 21, featuring…MORE

The Council has passed legislation that will allow for a rezone of the area due west of 15th Avenue East and adjacent to West Dravus Street for residential units up to 85 feet and businesses at street level.

The upzone of the Interbay…MORE

All King County employees, with the exception of essential safety and transit staff, would 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

The City of Federal Way received a clean bill of health from the State Auditor's office, making it the 14th consecutive City audit without any findings.

Finance Director Tho Kraus believes the clean audit is due to all City staff following…MORE

SeaTac lawmakers said no to pawn shops and yes to a business park in a residential neighborhood during a lengthy Oct. 28 meeting.

Following comments by several SeaTac residents opposing pawn shops, council members unanimously declined to…MORE

This October Ballard lost another small segment of its Nordic history.

The Swedish-Finn Historical Society moved out of its location on 17th Avenue Northwest off Market Street when the building owner decided he wanted to do something…MORE