In February, West Seattle Herald reporter Tim St. Clair died at age 57 of pancreatic cancer.
Called "a legend in West Seattle journalism," St. Clair worked nearly 20 years for the West Seattle Herald and White Center News.
Now,…MORE
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East Eggers, West Eggers support Federal Way FUSION event
Mon, 08/11/08
15th Annual Fusion sponsored by Peggy LaPorte in conjunction with Metropolitan Market, Jeff & LeAnn Stock, Prudential NW Realty Associates, HomeStreet Bank, Barefoot Winery, Women's Club of FW, Master Builder's Association and The Boeing…MORE
National Night Out brings neighbors together
Wed, 08/06/08
Recycle bins, folding chairs, and cardboard boxes blocked off dozens of Ballard intersections August 5th as hundreds of families took to the streets to celebrate the 25th Annual National Night Out. All Across America, Canada, and on military…MORE
Poll workers needed
Tue, 08/05/08
With the election less than one month away, King County Elections is still looking for 700 individuals to fill nearly 4,000 poll worker positions.
"King County hasn't yet made the transition to all-mail voting and poll workers are still…MORE
von Reichbauer, Park discuss international relations with
Mon, 08/04/08
Korean Consul General
King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer met with Korean Consul General Haryong Lee, King County Executive Ron Sims and Federal Way City Councilmember Mike Park this week to discuss international relations…MORE
Delridge gets 1st skate park
Mon, 08/04/08
More than 10 years after members of Grindline were kicked out of Schmitz park for attempting to build a skateboard bowl under a bridge, the local skateboard park design company has been selected to create West Seattle's first public skatepark at…MORE
Actress, singer Susan Egan to join FW Symphony
Mon, 08/04/08
For fans of music in our city, the Federal Way Symphony routinely brings to the stage some of the most talented performers from Puget Sound and around the world.
This summer is no exception, as the Symphony has invited Susan Egan to join…MORE
Elections seek voting poll workers for last time
Mon, 08/04/08
With the election less than two weeks away, King County Elections is still looking for people to fill nearly 4,000 poll worker positions.
"King County hasn't yet made the transition to all-mail voting and poll workers are still needed to…MORE
"Safer Neighborhoods Ordinance" combats drugs and violence
Mon, 08/04/08
Landlords and property owners will now play a greater role in combating crime on properties in North Highline and other unincorporated areas in King County under legislation adopted last week by the King County Council.
The "Safer…MORE
Bob Wenman retires from Boys, Girls club
Mon, 08/04/08
Retiring after 38 years, Bob Wenman sat in a chair next to his name, painted on the basketball court at the Ballard Boys and Girls Club recently.
The staff wanted to preserve the moment, setting up a video camera to record his interview…MORE
