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Imagine if every kindergartener, first or second grader knew that they could make a difference during the holiday season - whether it be feeding the hungry, helping the poor or bringing back the holiday spirit that many families only dream of…MORE

Burien City Councilman Gordon Shaw decisively defeated former councilman Stephen Lamphear in the Nov. 6 election battle for Shaw's seat.

After months of speculation, a manager at the QFC on 24th Avenue Northwest has confirmed the grocery store will close on Dec. 1 while an eight-story mixed-use apartment building is built there.

The existing QFC at 2237 N.W. 58th St. will…MORE

SeaTac could face a million-dollar deficit if it annexes the Boulevard Park neighborhood, according to a consultant's preliminary report.

The revenue vs. and cost figures from the Berke and Associates study were presented at the Nov.

Later in the evening, they dealt with "school bored" business such as debt service funds and bond sales.

But for two hours before their Nov.

Burien council members are expected to adopt the city's 2008 budget at their Nov. 19 meeting.

The projected spending plan calls for an operating fund of $24.7 million.

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

A penny may only be worth one cent, but some Ballard students are hoping to collect 750 pounds of them to support charitable causes in their community.

The fundraiser is called Penny Harvest and is being conducted at Adams, Green Lake,…MORE

Ibrahim Adam, a survivor of Darfur genocide, carries a symbolic torch on the last leg of a procession that ended next to the Alki Bathhouse Sunday.