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Due to a reporting error in the April 30 issue, bus route numbers cited as those cut to provide the new daytime service on

Route 46 were incorrect.

Listed Route 275 is actually Route 17; Route 402 was actually Route 301; the route…MORE

Highline students selected as state aerospace scholars.

Westside Baby benefit sets a raffle record.

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. Gladys Kochalki celebrated her 100th birthday last month at the El Dorado West retirement community in…MORE

State legislators' generosity in granting larger than anticipated raises to teachers has contributed to the possible elimination of 30 district positions.

"These are positions, not people," district spokeswoman Catherine Carbone Rogers…MORE

Tukwila, the first city in the state to be certified as an official Community Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation, will host the eighth annual Backyard Wildlife Festival on May 10.

The festival will feature a day full of…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