Highline Community College writing professor Sharon Hashimoto has been given an Exemplary Status award by the Washington Community and Technical College Humanities Association.
The award is for outstanding practitioners in the humanities…MORE
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School Board mulls overturning Denny-Sealth construction plan
Tue, 12/18/07
The Seattle School Board has heard from several Denny Middle School and Sealth High parents, teachers and students who oppose the district's plan to build a joint campus for the two schools, but it's uncertain whether the board is empowered to…MORE
Paving is done on 3rd runway
Tue, 12/18/07
Major paving on the third runway at Sea-Tac International Airport is done, Port of Seattle officials have announced.
The paving was poured 17 inches thick on the 150-foot-wide runway that is 8,500 feet long.
Workers will hand pave…MORE
French students welcome at recent exchange visit
Tue, 12/18/07
West Seattle High School recently hosted 16 students from the city's French sister city, Nantes, for a two-week exchange student program.
In turn, twenty students from West Seattle plan to attend Talensac High School in Nantes during…MORE
Second Anthony's may be set for Des Moines Marina
Tue, 12/18/07
If one's good is two better? Maybe, if you're playing poker-or building the second Anthony's restaurant located in the Des Moines Marina, a proposal now in preliminary negotiations.
Yes, that's two Anthony's in one not-so-big marina. The…MORE
Highline annexation tussle draws SeaTac
Tue, 12/18/07
The possible annexation of White Center and Boulevard Park to either Burien or Seattle continues to gurgle through the innards of each city's respective governments, but now SeaTac wants a bite.
The SeaTac City Council voted Nov. 26 to…MORE
Marine tech. center shown in art show
Tue, 12/18/07
Highline Community College's Library Art Gallery show features the work of entrants in the school's MaST contest for art students throughout December.
Works on display are in a variety of media, focusing on marine life and landscapes.…MORE
City sets time limit to raise Liberty funds
Tue, 12/18/07
Two local architects have donated the design for a new pedestal and plaza for the Statue of Liberty at Alki. Mayor Greg Nickels has pledged $50,000. An engraving company in Tacoma is ready to personalize a thousand bricks. The city will hire a…MORE
Developers will get a break if they provide "affordable housing"
Tue, 12/18/07
Seattle City Councilman Tom Rasmussen has released a revised version of Mayor Greg Nickels plan to expand an existing program that gives developers a break on property taxes in exchange for providing some "affordable" housing.
Rasmussen's…MORE
HOUSING: Critic says plan is a 'giveaway'
Mon, 12/17/07
Seattle City Councilman Tom Rasmussen has released a revised version of Mayor Greg Nickels plan to expand an existing program that gives developers a break on property taxes in exchange for providing some "affordable" housing.
Rasmussen's…MORE
