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Mon, 03/17/08

Highline's oldest school is also its most rundown.

According to a building evaluation of 29 Highline district schools, Sunnydale ranked worst for structural, mechanical and electrical problems.

Des Moines Elementary is most in need…MORE

Mon, 03/17/08

(Editor's Note: This was Tim St. Clair's last story for the West Seattle Herald, sister paper to the Ballard News-Tribune. Tim was a regular bus rider to downtown and about anywhere else. He did this story shortly before his death from pancreatic…MORE

Mon, 03/17/08

The Port of Seattle is moving ahead with construction of a $413 million rental car facility at South 160th Street and International Boulevard, near State Route 518.

For Highline residents, the biggest impact for the next few years may be…MORE

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Mon, 03/17/08

Mayor Greg Nickels says the city has acquired a 37,000 square foot piece of property in east Ballard for a new public park, the largest piece of land secured for open space here since Ballard Commons Park, which opened in 2005.

The lot…MORE

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Mon, 03/17/08

While many aspiring young artists dream of becoming as big as the Beatles or perhaps the next Madonna, Rose Laughlin was inspired to pursue a form of music that is less mainstream. While attending the Seattle Irish Festival she found her calling…MORE

Mon, 03/17/08

Seattle's Southside is on the move.

That's the theme of an event planned at the Doubletree Hotel Seattle Airport, 18740 International Blvd.

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Mon, 03/17/08

Students of the University of Washington Geography Department will evaluate and track Ballard and Crown Hill's development growth during the past 10 years as part of their spring quarter class project.

Dr. Sarah Elwood teaches the class…MORE

Mon, 03/17/08

A city board will decide next month whether to designate an apartment building on California Avenue Southwest a city landmark, which could stop construction plans for a four story mixed-use building there.

Built in 1927, Charlestown Court…MORE

Mon, 03/17/08

SeaTac lawmakers approved March 11 the purchase a small parcel of land within the city's South 154th light-rail station area.

The city will buy an 870 square-foot, single-family house at South 152nd Street and Military Road South for $270,…MORE

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