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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

On May 3, 2008, 11:26 a.m., Federal Way Police Officers responded to the 2000 block of SW 353rd Pl, on a welfare check. The 68 yr old Asian male suspect was seen by officers attempting to injure himself with a knife. Officers made entry to the…MORE

Solar energy proved its power Sunday as it helped energize a large crowd at the First Annual Sustainable West Seattle Festival.

The festival boasted 18 booths of nearly 50 organizations and businesses promoting environmental sensitivity as…MORE

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

"I used to lie about my age but now I can't since I'm on the committee," said Garry Treadwell, 68, who is helping with his West Seattle High School class of 1958's 50th reunion coming on June 6-8.

Treadwell shares the task with Audrey…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.

Photo…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

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

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