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The Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence, a local non-profit that raises money for all of the Highline Public Schools, will hold its second annual community "Rock 'n' Roll Dance and Luau" on Saturday, Sept. 22.

The dance will take…MORE

September 7-Citing safety violations and illegal activities, city officials issued a cease-and-desist order against the 3 Bears Motel and revoked its business license.

Located at 2717 S. 216th St.

"Walk Out on Homelessness" will be staged Saturday, Oct. 6, at 10 a.m.

Preliminary work got underway Sept.

Cable internet and television provider Comcast chose Robinson Newspapers as one of the subjects of an upcoming testimonial advertising campaign.

Quisenberry Marketing and Design, working with the Wylen Group from New York conducted…MORE

Work is again underway on the Burke-Gilman Trail extension from Northwest 60th Street to Golden Gardens, following a three-week pause to finalize permitting requirements.

The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) was…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels plans to increase spending for neighborhood transportation projects to enhance public safety, and improve neighborhood streetscapes.

Following a city outreach effort, Nickels responded by adding $2 million to the city's…MORE

Throughout this month, community initiated projects that would add sidewalks and make other improvements to many Ballard streets are vying for a piece of the city's neighborhood street fund from the "Bridging the Gap" levy.

The projects…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels wants to keep commercial and retail development off industrial land.

Nickels has announced an initiative to strengthen zoning protection for industry and manufacturing in Seattle. The purpose, Nickels said during a press…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels made a recent on-foot inspection of the Crown Hill neighborhood, but it was not a walk through the path of least resistance.

He appeared gracious and receptive as organizers of the Crown Hill Neighborhood Association and…MORE