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With robotic arms extended, cranes are expanding Alaska Junction upward yielding joint condominium and retail buildings, a mini-explosion of residences and shops that will attract even more traffic to the current congestion on Alaska Street,…MORE

After a cosmetic facelift and a restructuring of its curriculum, the Norman Center YMCA will close its preschool program.

The facility will shut its doors April 1, signaling the end of a struggling preschool program the organization tried…MORE

Meat and dairy products will be allowed in the yard waste cart, glass will go in the same recycling container as paper and plastic, and more plastic materials will be eligible for recycling, thanks to new solid waste contracts that could take…MORE

Will two schools, whose staffs and student bodies are currently divided over the school district's plan to co-locate them, be able to maintain strong academic communities and increase collaboration among its teaching staffs?

Principal of…MORE

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The magical road to a 4A State Championship may have come to an end for the Federal Way Eagles, but the journey - not the destination - will leave this young team with a lifetime of memories of one of the greatest underdog…MORE

The Port of Seattle and the King County Housing Authority agreed last week to delay the transfer of the Lora Lake Apartments pending the outcome of environmental testing at the affordable housing complex.

The sale of the property from the…MORE

Des Moines' elegant Landmark on the Sound, an early 20th Century mansion with sweeping views of Puget Sound and Maury Island, hosted this year's Poverty Bay Wine Festival events Feb. 29 to March 2.

All proceeds benefit community service…MORE

Starbucks is coming to SeaTac.

A drive-through Starbucks will be part of a mixed-use development across International Boulevard from the South 154th Street light rail station.

SeaTac City Council members approved on Feb. 26 approved…MORE

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

Tim St. Clair, 57, long-serving Robinson Newspapers reporter, died Feb. 25 at Virginia Mason's Bailey Boushay House where he had been moved earlier in the day from Swedish Hospital.

Tim, who worked for the West Seattle Herald/White Center…MORE