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Next week, the Seattle City Council will vote on new legislation that would pave the way for more sidewalk cafes in the city by simplifying the application process for businesses looking to construct outdoor seating, which, some worry, could…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation is proposing to enforce paid parking and residential parking zones on otherwise free streets in some areas of Fremont.

The proposal came as a surprise to the Fremont Chamber of Commerce and some…MORE

Highline College student Joseph W.

A campaign to attract new businesses to Federal Way, whether by relocation, expansion or establishment of satellite offices in the city, launched September.

Governor Christine Gregoire addressed a packed Twin Lakes Country Club during the Federal Way Chamber of Commerce's monthly membership luncheon last Wednesday, September 3. The governor took a few jabs at her opponent's attack ads, while…MORE

Failed water tanks caught the attention of Highline School Board members at their Aug. 27 meeting.

Board members signed off on the completion of a water tank project at Camp Waskowitz.

Waskowitz is the district's outdoor education…MORE

This weekend, if you venture out to the Highline Performing Arts Center, you will believe in fairies.

You will also decide that you never want to grow up, go to school, learn to be a parrot and recite silly rules.

But, most of all,…MORE

Highline College student Joseph W.

The Port of Seattle Police Department is offering a unique opportunity to learn about the many challenges facing local law enforcement.

It's called "Citizen's Academy" and consists of a once a week, 10-week program offered at Sea-Tac…MORE

Highline Public Schools' Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) results for 2007-08 generally mirror those across the state; scores are on an upward trend overall since testing began in 1997, but students are not making progress as…MORE