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Tue, 10/23/07

State Rep. Joe McDermott, D-West Seattle, last week was appointed by the King County Council to the state Senate.

McDermott replaced Erik Poulsen, who resigned earlier this month to become a lobbyist on energy issues.

"It's an honor…MORE

Tue, 10/23/07

Sea-Tac International Airport officials are just looking for some peace and harmony this winter-especially with their seasonal decorations.

Last year's Christmas season was anything but harmonious.

In a series of events that brought…MORE

Tue, 10/23/07

The family friendly Boo celebration in Burien on Saturday, Oct. 27 will unleash some howling good fun along Southwest 152nd Street from noon to 5 p.m.

Activities get under way with the fourth annual Costume Dog Parade, which will set paw…MORE

Tue, 10/23/07

Several thousand residents and scores of businesses in Burien and Normandy Park spent much of the afternoon and evening in the dark on Oct. 18 as the season's first major windstorm swept through western Washington.

Most power outages were…MORE

Mon, 10/22/07

On October 26, Centerstage Theatre presents its fifth annual murder mystery dinner. This year's performance is entitled "The Object."

Little Amber Pinchski is a very cute little girl. And she has a very unusual talent.

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Mon, 10/22/07

Inspection results show no additional settlement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way, and no new structural damage.

"It's always good news when we do not see additional settlement, but we still need to move…MORE

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Mon, 10/22/07

On top of being sweethearts, Dale and Denise Pac are avid supporters of FWHS and its athletic programs. The two went on their first date 26 years ago this Friday night. Photo by Seth Bynum.

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Mon, 10/22/07

Seattle's industrial lands are the source of good paying jobs for 25 percent of the city's workforce, but industry owners worry that growing pressure to build condos and apartment buildings on land zoned for industrial use threatens their…MORE

Mon, 10/22/07

If Federal Way had a performing arts center, what would it look like?

How many seats would it have? Would there be one performance hall or two?

Where would you put it?

Should it be a green building?

And, hey, don't…MORE

Mon, 10/22/07

As the general election nears candidates for Seattle City Council positions are campaigning heavily around hot button issues like affordable housing.

Voters will decide four races for City Council, including three incumbents, on Nov. 6.…MORE

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