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The Seattle City Council has unanimously passed the Seattle Bicycle Master Plan in order to, it the city's words, "increase bicycling and improve bicyclists' safety in the city."

The Bicycle Master Plan was an 18-month collaboration…MORE

The Fremont Rotary Club has given its annual Vocational Award to Kvichak Marine Industries, a 25-year-old leader in design and construction of aluminum boats with more than 125 employees.

The company is known for developing its own…MORE

Burien City Councilman Gordon Shaw decisively defeated former councilman Stephen Lamphear in the Nov.

The Lora Lake Apartments in Burien, long threatened by the wrecking ball, will open again as an affordable-housing complex.

Burien City Council members approved by a 4-2 vote on Nov. 5 a memorandum of understanding to preserve the 162…MORE

The Des Moines Area Food Bank has been offered a real challenge by Carter Burnet, one of the owners of Dessert and Things, a new business in Des Moines.

"This community has been good to us and welcomed us. Now it's time to start paying the…MORE

The City Council has announced new appointees to fill vacant positions on the Diversity Commission and Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.

The Diversity Commission advises the Council and staff on policy matters involving the community's…MORE

The number of bicyclist entering downtown during the morning commute has increased 31 percent since 2000, according to statistics released by the Seattle Department of Transportation.

"More and more people are choosing to leave the car in…MORE

Almost 60 years ago, some residents in McMicken Heights, just east of Sea-Tac International Airport, set out to improve their neighborhood.

They formed the McMicken Heights Community Club in 1949 and with their own hands built a clubhouse…MORE

Posters, essays and poetry wanted for annual MLK celebration

Students in grades K through12 are invited to submit posters, essays, or poetry for Federal Way's annual Martin Luther King Community Celebration.

Entries should…MORE

A Ballard woman is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in assisting victims of the recent fires that have burned more than half a million acres and destroyed more than 2,000 homes.

Gretchen Martinsen came to the Federal Emergency…MORE