While the Seattle Police are well known for their crime fighting ability, the men and women in blue go out of their way to help people and support the community they serve.
That was the message delivered by Seattle Police chief Gil…MORE
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Mon, 04/07/08
While the Seattle Police are well known for their crime fighting ability, the men and women in blue go out of their way to help people and support the community they serve.
That was the message delivered by Seattle Police chief Gil…MORE
Mon, 04/07/08
When the Burien city manager came to give three options to the people of the North Highline Unincorporated Area Council, he met resistance to any idea that parts of the region should be annexed to different cities, with one person invoking the…MORE
Mon, 04/07/08
Builders here will be asked to pitch in to help purchase more parks and open space for the community and new residents many of the developments will bring here.
Groundswell NW has been the leading non-profit force for acquiring and…MORE
Sun, 04/06/08
The spirit of Steve Cox, and a chilly wind, were felt by many on the field and in the stands of the newly dedicated Steve Cox Memorial Park Saturday as family, friends, dignitaries, and many King County police and firefighters honored the deputy…MORE
Sat, 04/05/08
The return of the Elliott Bay Water Taxi for another summer season will be celebrated with a kick-off event on Sunday, April 27 from noon to 2 p.m.
Refreshments, live music, and family activities will be featured at the event at West…MORE
Thu, 04/03/08
The owner of a Chiropractic clinic Dr. Tom Payne had his prized mascot Sasquatch Sam stolen last year and the thieves were attempting to cut off the legs to cover up the theft when they were caught 4 blocks away in a neighborhood backyard.
…MORETue, 04/01/08
Water District 49 in Burien has launched a project to replace the "storts" on local fire hydrants.
A stort is a time-saving device that is permanently attached to a fire hydrant so firefighters don't have to hook up an adaptor before…MORE
Tue, 04/01/08
A section of the Alaskan Way Viaduct continues to sink, but state crews have almost completed work to stop it.
Bents 93 and 94, the pairs of columns and their cross braces between Columbia and Yesler streets, sank another 3/8 inch,…MORE
Tue, 04/01/08
Upgraded policies on sex and AIDS education were adopted by the Highline School District on March 26.
The policies emphasize teaching that condoms and other means of protection are important for sexually active youth.
That emphasis…MORE
Tue, 04/01/08
Highline Community College is requesting nominations for its 2008 Distinguished Alumnus Award.
This year's award again will go to the former Highline student who is making outstanding contributions in his or her chosen field of endeavor.…MORE