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Former servers and dishwashers have returned to the Charlestown Street Cafe to scrub and organize the kitchen and dining room, and in one week will be ready to take your order.

Two Catholic school principals say it's time for a change, and both will get their wish.

St. Bernadette principal Joe Budde will retire, again from the Burien school.

Taking his place will be Bob Rutledge who is leaving St.…MORE

Next year could be a good time for thieves in unincorporated like North Highline, according to Sgt.

Graduates in the Class of 2008 weren't the only ones marking a milestone event in June.

Six lovely ladies from the Class of 1918 collectively celebrated their 90th birthdays during a banquet June 10 at Angelo's Restaurant in Burien.

Waterland-community residents can enjoy the thrill of competitive racing with scenic Puget Sound in the background during the third annual Des Moines Criterium Bike Race on Sunday, June 29.

Racing begins at 9 a.m. and continues with…MORE

The Des Moines Legacy Foundation has committed to raise $50,000 to assist the City of Des Moines to restore, preserve and bring up to code what foundation members consider a community treasure and regional historic resource.

The baseball…MORE

The Westwood Neighborhood Council has developed an early vision for the existing site of the Denny Middle School and lands owned by the Seattle School District, according to a news release e-mailed Saturday morning.

Steven Fischer,…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