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The Highline School District's proposed upgraded policies on sex and AIDS education were introduced at the board's Feb.

Tim St. Clair, 57, the long serving West Seattle Herald reporter died Monday night at about 9 p.m. at Virginia Mason's Bailey Bouchay House where he had been moved earlier in the day from Swedish Hospital.

Tim worked for the Herald and…MORE

Amid overwhelming opposition from Chief Sealth High staff and students, the Seattle School Board voted 5-2 in favor of moving forward with its plan to co-locate Denny Middle School on the high school's campus.

A transfer of $10 million…MORE

King County Council Chairwoman Julia Patterson plans to organize Highline community leaders across city boundaries to lobby for more services for the area.

"The time to talk about it is over-it is time to do something," Patterson declared…MORE

The sentiment was bittersweet at Red Cup Espresso Saturday. Two framed, autographed Pearl Jam concert posters displayed on their wall at 4451 California Avenue SW, were being raffled. Fans of both Eddie Vedder and Angelia Paulsen showed up to…MORE

Now that the Seattle Landmark Preservation Board has voted to preserve the old Manning's/Denny's building there are sure to be appeals to the decision that could lead to a City Council battle and even to the courts.

The board voted 6 to 3…MORE

The White Center Early Learning Initiative, a first-of-its-kind public-private community based partnership, will significantly expand early learning opportunities to children from birth to 5 years old in White Center.

Funded by two grants…MORE

The Manning's/Denny's building is a landmark because it's ordinary.

That's according to Alan Hess, an architect and author of 15 books on 20th Century West Coast architecture.

After a surprising vote by the Seattle Landmarks…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels released $25,000 last week from a $350,000 fund he'd frozen that the City Council had set aside to aid renters being displaced by condominium conversions.

The temporary hold was necessary to determine if the funds would…MORE

The process proposed to update West Seattle's four neighborhood plans, and 33 others across the city, won't be as in-depth as when the blueprints were originally conceived in the late 1990s, but city leaders vow there will still be plenty of…MORE