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Mike Bonifazi is quick to tell you he likes to avoid "the H-word" as much as possible. But it is hard to do these days because to many, he is a hero.

The recent Kennedy High School graduate had big plans upon graduation. However, risking…MORE

Highline School Board members are expected to approve on Aug. 22 a $168 million general fund budget for the 2007-2008 school year.

There was no public comment on the budget proposal at an Aug. 8 public hearing.

New finance director…MORE

"Everywhere's possible."

That's the new branding slogan adopted by the city of SeaTac to attract businesses and developers to the city.

Staffers at HadleyGreenCreates, a marketing firm that has been working with the city for six…MORE

A King County Superior Court judge granted on Aug.

Only two Highline-area city council races are on the Aug. 21 primary election ballot-Position 4 in Burien and Position 2 in Tukwila.

The Times/News recently questioned each candidate in these races. Their answers are printed below.

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Port of Seattle Commissioners voted 3-2 on Aug.

After years of confrontation, the major airport-related story now for surrounding Highline communities is economic development partnerships with the Port of Seattle.

Des Moines Mayor Bob Sheckler said last week that the port and Des Moines…MORE

The 2007 Han Woo-Ri Northwest Korean Sports and Cultural Festival - a colorful and cultural event that celebrates all things Korean -will be held Sept. 21-23 in Federal Way.

The three-day event features contemporary and traditional music…MORE

Building permits for 1,103 new residential units in West Seattle have been issued in the past 18 months by Seattle's Department of Planning and Development and another 137 have been removed, some due to condo conversions.

There have been…MORE

Candidates for Seattle School Board positions that cover Ballard told the community last week what they would do to restore confidence in the public school system and unite an often divided board.

Candidates from each of the four open…MORE