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Despite concerns about parking at a local mosque, SeaTac City Council members voted 4-2 on Jan.

Granting an easement for a road to a proposed 200-condominium project on a hill above Seahurst Park would counter what the Highline School District teaches students about the environment.

That was the argument of some park neighbors in the…MORE

An ACORN "Prosperity Center" to provide free tax preparation, year-round benefits screening and other services for low- and moderate-income King County residents opened with a ribbon cutting on Jan.

Four days after "Super Tuesday," when 24 states hold presidential primary elections, Washington Democrats and Republicans will have the chance to make their voices heard.

Members of both parties will meet on Saturday, Feb. 9, to discuss…MORE

The Times/News presents a summary of action on bills by Highline-area lawmakers in the Washington Legislature.

For complete information, go to www.WashingtonVotes.com - a free, non-partisan Website that is the source for this report.

The Highline area may have its third farmers market this summer.

SeaTac neighborhood coordinator Trudy Olson presented a proposal to city lawmakers on Jan. 22 for a weekend farmers market, most likely at Angle Lake Park, to start in late…MORE

Despite concerns about parking at a local mosque, SeaTac City Council members voted 4-2 on Jan.

Faith, hope and love.

These three themes radiated from the halls of the Decatur High School Performing Arts Center last Monday, paying homage to the life and teachings of Dr.

Pete Spalding, one of two West Seattle community representatives on the Alaskan Way Viaduct Stakeholders Advisory Committee, regards himself as a "neighborhood activist."

"I have a deep interest in what happens in my neighborhood," he says…MORE

Federal Way Police have located a person of interest in connection with last Friday's shooting at the Federal Way Transit Center.

William Quadere Muhammad turned himself in January 24 following an area-wide search.

Muhammad was…MORE