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Tue, 11/11/08

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.

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Tue, 11/11/08

Many parents at last week's North Seattle School Fair said they were concerned about the quality of education and environment that their kids will be graduating into.

Parents from all over North Seattle researched schools for their kids at…MORE

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Tue, 11/11/08

The following information has been compiled from the Seattle Department of Planning and Development, which develops, administers, and enforces standards for land use, design, construction, and housing within the city. The department is also…MORE

Tue, 11/11/08

The Southwest Healthy Youth Partnership wants parents to help combat the use of alcohol in middle school students.

As part of a multi-pronged campaign, the coalition will begin distributing a voluntary "Alcohol and Drug Free Homes Parent…MORE

Tue, 11/11/08

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.

…MORE

Mon, 11/10/08

Ever since King County announced it was no longer going to fund Mt. Rainier Pool in 2003, the pool has faced an uncertain future.

Des Moines, Normandy Park SeaTac and the Highline School District came together then, forming the Mt. Rainier…MORE

Mon, 11/10/08

Ever since King County announced it was no longer going to fund Mt. Rainier Pool in 2003, the pool has faced an uncertain future.

Des Moines, Normandy Park SeaTac and the Highline School District came together then, forming the Mt. Rainier…MORE

Mon, 11/10/08

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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Mon, 11/10/08

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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Mon, 11/10/08

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

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