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West Seattle residents can forget about a streetcar as a means of getting in and out of the neighborhood to downtown Seattle - at least for now.

A West Seattle-downtown route was one of nine potential routes the Seattle Department of…MORE

State Representative Mark Miloscia gripped his steaming cup of Poverty Bay coffee with both hands as he waited his turn to speak.

He had the look of a man in search warmth on one of those chilling, rainy Northwest days that somehow catches…MORE

The hit TV show "Dancing with the Stars" may satisfy spectators parked in their reclining chairs, but some West Seattle residents are waltzing onto the dance floor and learning to cha cha with their own happy feet. Ballroom and Latin dance…MORE

A streetcar route connecting the heart of Ballard with Fremont and downtown is one of four "promising" trolley routes the Department of Transportation is unveiling this week to spur off the South Lake Union line.

The Ballard/Fremont…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

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

SeaTac has launched a new comprehensive marketing campaign in support of the new economic development brand, Everywhere's Possible.

The objective of the campaign is to make information about economic development opportunities in SeaTac…MORE

When Matt Tulio purchased a house in Crown Hill last year, he demolished it to build an environmentally friendly structure that features the latest in "green" technology.

Tulio had done his research on ways to build green.

"It's…MORE

There will be no skateboarding facility at the future Myrtle Reservoir Park.

That announcement came from Parks and Recreation project manager Virginia Hassinger and planning manager Kevin Snoops during the third of four public meetings…MORE

Eighteen students from Highline Public Schools have been selected into the Washington Aerospace Scholars program.

Seventeen are students at Aviation High School; one is from Mount Rainier High School. A total of 225 students were selected…MORE