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The most expensive option for improving flood control in Fauntleroy - new streets with curbs and gutters - would cost an estimated $1,380,000. An inaccurate cost estimate figure was included in an article about the problem in the Aug. 1 edition…MORE

A fund-raiser for Chris Niemeyer, the victim of a hit-and-run accident last December, will be held at the RockSport Bar and Grill at 7 p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 11.

The evening will include a silent auction from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Auction…MORE

Don't be shocked if you soon see a left-turn traffic signal on the Spokane Street Viaduct allowing eastbound cars to exit onto Fourth Avenue South.

That's one of the changes West Seattle drivers can expect from Aug. 10 through Aug. 29 to…MORE

Prospective students and their families can learn about Highline Community College's Puget Sound Early College at an information meeting on Tuesday, August 14, at 6:30 p.m.

Early College gives high school juniors and seniors an opportunity…MORE

Highline-area residents will join citizens in thousands of communities nationwide on Tuesday, Aug. 7, for the 24th annual National Night Out crime-and-drug prevention event.

The Des Moines Police Department will kick off National Night Out…MORE

In an area of Des Moines that has received recent media attention due to gang busts, residents will hold their first block party featuring a renowned Seattle cellist.

Paul Rucker will perform in Midway Park at South 221st Street and 29th…MORE

Des Moines' North Hill is going to acquire a sewer system.

A petition in favor of sewer service required signatures from 51 percent of landowners within the improvement district to be successful.

The proposal had already received 51…MORE

The Port of Seattle has started adding water to Des Moines Creek this summer, one year ahead of schedule.

Augmenting water flows into Des Moines and Walker creeks was required by environmental permits for construction of the third runway…MORE

A stubborn roof fire and a construction delay have Highline schools officials scrambling to get schools ready for the first day of classes on Sept.

The SeaTac City Council amended on July 24 a development agreement for a long-delayed parking garage and retail center on International Boulevard.

WallyPark, a self-park and valet facility, will have 1,678 stalls.

About 14,000…MORE