Southwest King County residents will celebrate America's 231st birthday in grand style the way John Adams, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, predicted it would be-"with pomp and parade, with shows, games ... and illuminations (…MORE
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Plenty of options for a hometown Fourth of July
Wed, 06/27/07
Highline residents will celebrate America's 231st birthday in grand style the way John Adams, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, predicted it would be-"with pomp and parade, with shows, games ... and illuminations (fireworks)."
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Metro Transit to sell partial wrap of buses
Tue, 06/26/07
Metro Transit is proposing "an innovative solution" that allows the agency to generate additional income by partially wrapping some of its buses with vinyl advertising.
The partial wrap of buses would respond to concerns about visibility…MORE
City giving away free residential trees
Tue, 06/26/07
This fall, the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods will be providing free trees for planting on residential streets in Seattle neighborhoods. Applications are accepted from groups of neighbors and are due on Friday, August 10. This is the Tree…MORE
City gives grants for eight Westside neighborhood projects
Tue, 06/26/07
The city has announced several neighborhood projects that will receive more than $350,000 in matching funds from the Department of Neighborhoods.
The money will support projects in West Seattle and South Park covering subjects as diverse…MORE
Fast down the track
Tue, 06/26/07
Some people get their thrills from skydiving or bungee jumping.
But not local drag racer Dan Benham.
Benham gets his thrills from the release of a button that sends his car to speeds of 169 miles-per-hour in an 8.9 second quarter-…MORE
ArtsWest Annual Gala 'most successful'
Tue, 06/26/07
ArtsWest Playhouse's eighth annual gala "The Beat Goes On" was the most successful ever in the organization's history, raising $152,000 for arts and education programs.
"The fantastic success of this special event shows just how many…MORE
Deputies still on 'Party Patrol'
Tue, 06/26/07
The King County Sheriff's Office annual Party Patrol continues for at least the next several weeks.
Since the inception of Party Patrol in 1998, there have been no deaths or serious injury accidents involving juveniles and alcohol in the…MORE
King County Charter under review by panel
Tue, 06/26/07
Just as the Constitution is the rulebook for the federal government, King County government abides by the County Charter.
Every decade, a commission is formed to review the charter and consider improvements. The last King County Charter…MORE
Lafayette Elementary to get new school playground
Tue, 06/26/07
Not only did Lafayette Elementary School students enjoy the last day of school, they got to watch the groundbreaking ceremony for a new school playground.
The plan is to scrape away the pavement in the northern end of the playground to…MORE