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The Seattle School District says the class of 2008 has proven the School Board's change in four new statewide graduation requirements works when the class met and exceeded the state reading and writing portions of the Washington Assessment of…MORE

The Seattle Department of Planning and Development has new land use recommendations for south downtown and it has included a supporting environmental impact statement.

The two documents are the result of a study on a livable downtown, a…MORE

Two Federal Way students received honors for their theatrical work during the last school year.

2,200 high school students, teachers and parents from across Washington state packed Benaroya Hall for the sixth annual 5th Avenue High School…MORE

Two Catholic school principals say it's time for a change, and both will get their wish. Bob Rutledge leaves St. Alphonsus Parish School in Ballard to become principal at St. Bernadette Parish School in Burien.

St. Bernadette principal,…MORE

Two online companies that promised consumers "free" big-ticket items but required them to pay for trial offers and subscriptions must pay $55,000 in civil penalties under a settlement announced last week by the Washington Attorney General's…MORE

Arson has been determined as the cause of the fire that burned down the old Angle Lake school on the evening of May 31.

By a process of eliminating accidental sources of ignition, "the hypothesis is that somebody set a fire," according to…MORE

A group of Virginia Mason patients from Federal Way have much to smile about after joining the clinic's group sessions for patients with diabetes. Prior to the sessions, each patient had blood work drawn as a benchmark to measure their…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels has awarded of $680,000 in matching funds to 22 summer Youth Initiative projects and 27 Small and Simple projects across the city.

The Youth Initiative projects will focus on programs for teens in the Central District…MORE

When Anne Magyer and her husband, Justin Cline, first toured the old Dilettante caf

The Des Moines City Council rescheduled on June 12 a public hearing about the proposed Highline View Estates development south of Highline Community College.

In response to the public hearing being rescheduled to July 3, Mayor Pro Tem Dan…MORE