Burien City Council candidate Rose Clark announced last week that she has received more endorsements, including the King County Police Officers Guild.
Clark is running against Councilman Stephen Lamphear for council Position 5.
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Pooch parade is set in Burien
Tue, 10/25/05
Even the family pooch can strut his or her ghoulish stuff in the Second Annual Boneyard Parade & Dog Costume Contest as part of Boo! in Burien on Saturday, Oct. 29.
The dog parade and costume contest begins at 2 p.m. at Sixth Avenue…MORE
Trick or treat on Main Street part of Burien Boo
Tue, 10/25/05
Scare up some family friendly fun Saturday, Oct. 29, with haunted happenings from pumpkin carving to costume contests during Trick or Treat on Main Street, also known as Boo! in Burien.
From noon to 5 p.m., downtown businesses will hand…MORE
DM Council hopefuls offer different priorities for city
Wed, 10/19/05
Times/News Correspondent
Des Moines council candidate Ed Pina said at a candidate's forum last week that, if elected, he will give budget priority to critical city services such as police and street improvements.
The former…MORE
Normandy Park cops make endorsements
Wed, 10/19/05
The Normandy Park Police Officers Guild recently endorsed candidates running the Normandy Park City Council.
Based on the results of interviews with the candidates, the police officers guild endorsed John Wiltse, who is running for council…MORE
Some High Point units open
Wed, 10/19/05
The architect who designed the newly completed rental housing units at High Point has a valuable perspective on how to design low-income apartments.
"I lived in public housing," he said.
Tyrone Jordan-Oliver is an architect with the…MORE
'Mystery odor' not health hazard, just a nuisance
Wed, 10/19/05
Results from a Puget Sound Clean Air Agency study reveal emissions from Lafarge Cement are the likely source of an odor that has plagued and puzzled many residents of south Seattle for years.
Since 2001, residents in Highland Park, South…MORE
Business favors monorail
Wed, 10/19/05
Next month marks a turning point in the history of the Junction, when Seattle voters will decide whether to kill or continue the monorail project.
The business district could return to its roots as a transportation site. After all, it's…MORE
OSC joins leadership group
Wed, 10/19/05
SeaTac Occupation Skill Center has been accepted into the Successful Practices Network, a part of the International Center for Leadership in Education.
The Successful Practices Network is a not-for-profit membership organization designed…MORE
