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It's spring! Time to break out the sponges and buckets for charity fundraising car washes.

But before you send all that oily, soapy water down the storm drain, Federal Way's Surface Water Management Division and the Puget Sound Car Wash…MORE

Car thefts in the region have been declining so much that the Seattle area is no longer on the top-ten list nationwide for highest number of car thefts.

The Seattle metro area was ranked sixth in the nation per capita for car thefts, but a…MORE

A picture-perfect spring day greeted Federal Way athletes from TJ and Decatur. The two track squads faced off at Memorial Field last Thursday for the final regular season meet of the year. Click here for more photos from the meet.

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The teacher wanted her students to sweat, so she installed three heaters in the classroom and posted signs reading, "Work or no pay," and "No eating."

No, she was not an abusive teacher, this was done to simulate the sweatshops of China…MORE

Highline School Board members focused on ways to get more students participating in athletics--especially in middle school, at an April 28 work-study session.

Athletic coordinator John Melver reported about 40 percent of the district's…MORE

Savor some local culture, from visual to culinary, during Burien's fifth annual Spring Stroll on Saturday, May 10.

Sponsored by the Discover Burien Association, the event offers a taste of the work of artists plus food, wine, beer and arts…MORE

Fresh-off-the-vine produce, lush flowers and handcrafted goods are coming to Olde Burien Thursday, May 8.

That's when the Burien Farmers Market opens for the season with live music on 10th Avenue Southwest between Southwest 151st Street…MORE

Give that winter-weary garden a makeover with uncommon plants and bargains from the fifth annual Bloomin' Burien Plant Sale.

Sponsored by Grassroots Home and Garden and the Discover Burien Association, the sale on the sidewalks of Olde…MORE

Highline Community College's Science Seminar returns for Spring Quarter with a full line-up of programs on the scientific world.

Now in its eighth year, Science Seminar continues to draw crowds every Friday afternoon for a number of…MORE

The city of Des Moines has carried over $309,712 less from 2007 than planned, city council members were told April 24.

City Manager Tony Piasecki said he has to sit down with Finance Director Paula Henderson to figure out how, or if, this…MORE