Burien Mayor Joan McGilton will cut the ribbon to officially open the American Cancer Society's Cancer Resource Center at Highline Cancer Center at noon on Tuesday, May 22.
An open house and tours of the Cancer Resource Center will be held…MORE
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Federal Way gardeners offer tips to help your garden blossom
Tue, 05/15/07
When it comes to gardening trends, small is beautiful. Look up - hanging flower baskets are hot right now. Look down - containers can brighten a deck or patio without anyone having to pull acres of weeds.
May is when gardening season moves…MORE
E-mail death threats called scam by cops
Tue, 05/15/07
A new scam cropping up in e-mail boxes is preying on Seattle residents, say Seattle Police. The scam e-mail, which first appeared in December, threatens to kill recipients if they do not pay thousands of dollars to the sender, who purports to be…MORE
Now it costs more to ride state ferries
Tue, 05/15/07
The Washington State Transportation Commission approved a 2.5 percent fare increase for Washington State Ferries that was effective May 1.
The increase is less than the 4 percent increase proposed by the commission in the 2007 tariff…MORE
North Highline to vote for council members
Tue, 05/15/07
The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council's annual elections will be conducted Thursday, May 17, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mount View Elementary School, 10811 12th Ave.
MOREWhittier Principal indecent exposure court date set
Tue, 05/15/07
A court date of June 19 has been set for Alex Coberly, the principal at Whittier Elementary school who has been charged with a misdemeanor count of indecent exposure by the Seattle City Attorney's office.
Coberly's attorney, David Vogel…MORE
School assignment plan will be aired in public sessions
Tue, 05/15/07
Seattle Public Schools is hosting two community workshops and a series of drop-in meetings from May 16 to 30 so that parents and community members can offer their ideas and learn more about the Board's review of the Student Assignment Plan, a…MORE
Governor Gregoire signs Sound Protection Law
Tue, 05/15/07
With Puget Sound in the background, Gov. Chris Gregoire signed into law at Des Moines Beach Park on May 7 legislation designed to protect and restore this prominent estuary.
Gregoire also announced the appointment of Bill Ruckelshaus,…MORE
Hopes for green space, not condos
Tue, 05/15/07
Seattle City Light is seeking community input about what should be done with a former substation lot in the Sunset Hill neighborhood; it could go to another city department, be sold to the highest bidder or become public open space.
The…MORE
Trusted Advocates help White Center's future
Tue, 05/15/07
Who are the Trusted Advocates? If you're an average White Center-ite the term "Trusted Advocate" may not ring a bell.
But chances are you've met at least one of them and that you're already aware of the work they've been doing here. One of…MORE
