The appeal of the Manning's/Denny's designation as a city landmark has brought into question the fairness of the entire process of how a landmark is decided in Seattle.
The diner's landmark status was decided Feb.
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'Party' held for viaduct
Tue, 03/25/08
The weather was almost perfect for a birthday party. Saturday morning the sky was blue, offering a view of the Olympic Mountains still wearing their winter whites and of ferries steaming out of Coleman Dock just below.
She had to look her…MORE
Traveling cake marks Burien birthday
Mon, 03/24/08
Burien will kick off its 15-year birthday celebration Friday, March 28, with a 14-foot high traveling birthday "cake" parked at the intersection of Southwest 152nd Street and Ambaum Boulevard.
City Arts Commissioners Dane Johnson and Kathy…MORE
Candidates step forward to replace Schual-Berke
Mon, 03/24/08
Democratic hopefuls stepped forward last week to replace state Rep.
MOREBurien First Ave. work to be done by May
Mon, 03/24/08
The major upgrade of First Avenue South and Town Square construction along Fourth Avenue Southwest have created some frustrating traffic backups in Burien.
But, Burien Public Works Director Stephen Clark said recently, those problems…MORE
Woman found dead outside residential care facility
Mon, 03/24/08
Federal Way Police discovered the body of an elderly woman they believe was the victim of a homicide.
On March 19 at 3:30 p.m., Federal Way Police Officers responded to the 400 block of S 338th Street to a report of a missing elderly…MORE
A Hail of a storm
Mon, 03/24/08
Decatur track photo gallery
Todd Beamer and Federal Way softball/baseball gallery
An afternoon of high school sports was cut short by a strong spring hailstorm last Thursday, sending Decatur and Kent-Meridian track athletes running…MORE
Woodstone teaches teens some money smarts at financial clinic
Mon, 03/24/08
It's never to early to teach a kid to balance a check book or begin investing for their financial future.
Due to the popularity and success of its initial offering of Financial Skills For Life program for teens, Woodstone Credit Union is…MORE
Rotary pushes for school music
Mon, 03/24/08
Years ago, Seattle Public Schools had an outstanding music program that reached many students, but the money that had financed these valuable programs has dissipated over the years.
Instruments and musical education for many students are…MORE
99-year-old is 'walking encyclopedia'
Mon, 03/24/08
"I used to be six feet, but I shrunk a little. Now I'm five-eleven," said Merritt Sherman, who turned 99 on Feb. 22. "Last time I went to see the doctor, why he says 'call me if you need me. I can't find nothing wrong with you.' I don't have any…MORE
