Commuters along the 348th Street corridor will have to endure longer wait times and tolerate more backups as the city works to complete its remedy for Federal Way's growing pains.
During a lunch-break rush last week, drivers occasionally…MORE
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Beach fires stay legal
Mon, 06/09/08
A false alarm went off last week when Seattle Parks and Recreation considered limiting bonfires this year and banning them next year in order to help prevent global warming, the wish of Mayor Greg Nickels stated in a memo referring to carbon…MORE
Get involved with Hylebos restoration projects this summer
Mon, 06/09/08
Interested in doing something good for the environment and your community now that school's out?
Summer is coming, and the Friends of the Hylebos has new restoration and habitat enhancement events planned. If you would like tobe involved…MORE
King County Council calls for Metro Tranist audit
Mon, 06/09/08
The King County Council said on Monday it wants to audit Metro Transit to figure out how they can "best ensure the best allocation of resources in order to maintain levels of service.
?Skyrocketing fuel costs may soon lead the County…MORE
Revenue and expenses are up in Des Moines
Mon, 06/09/08
General governmental revenue collections and expenditures by the city of Des Moines were marginally higher in the first quarter this year compared to the same period in 2007.
Revenue collections of $4,133,966 through March accounted for 23…MORE
Works happily in PR, doesn't lie for a living
Mon, 06/09/08
The other day, my seven year-old son asked me what I did for a living.
When you are seven, there are livings that are easy to understand, of course. Teacher? Easy. Firefighter? Cool. Dentist, doctor, store-owner. All graspable.
…MORE
Beach Fire Update
Fri, 06/06/08
June 6, 4:05 PM Responding to a report last week in the Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Parks and Recreation Superintendent Tim Gallagher clarified that Parks does not intend to take any action this year.
A scheduled briefing is an…MORE
FOOTSTEPS IN THE SAND... AND MUSH
Thu, 06/05/08
On Wednesday, June 4, the tide was Seattle's lowest in 92 years, at minus 4.3 feet, and cause for quiet celebration and exploration as the surface under Luna/Anchor Park exposed a spongy world.
MORESt. Bernadette students win limo ride to see the Angels (Vs. the Mariners)
Wed, 06/04/08
Three brave chaperones including two teachers and a parent took nine excited students from St. Bernadette Elementary School in Burien to Safeco Field to watch the June 4 Mariners game against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
The…MORE
GM Spokesperson visits West Seattle Kiwanis
Wed, 06/04/08
General Motors is serious about spreading the word about what it is doing help people deal with rising fuel costs. So serious that they sent Dave Barthmuss, Group Manager for their Western Region, Environment and Energy Communications Team to…MORE
