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Due to anticipated record ridership and higher than expected revenues, King County Metro Transit will extend service on the West Seattle Water Taxi through October, ending on Nov. 2.

The 2007-2008 season for the Burien Little Theatre is starting off with a bang-or shall I say a fang? Or perhaps a "bite?"

OK, let's get the rest of the bad puns and snide comments out of the way first. "BLT has a show that you can really…MORE

Over one hundred passengers embarked on the Argosy's 77-foot Champagne Lady at Fishermen's Terminal September 18th to toast the second annual Port 101's Ship Canal tour.

It was one of four Port 101 tours. The others include Terminal 91,…MORE

September was the official back-to-school season and National Preparedness Month.

The American Red Cross serving King County reminds you any time is a good time to review the "basics" - the basics of preparedness, that is -by ensuring…MORE

Burien is planning a new community center that will be home to a new senior center and feature other programs.

The 55,000 square foot facility, which will be located at Southwest 146th Street and Fourth Avenue South where the existing…MORE

After undergoing six months of refurbishing, the historic Leif Erikson statue is back at the Shilshole Bay Marina where it belongs.

An unveiling is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 7 at 3 p.m., followed by a reception at 4 p.m.

Crews…MORE

As new residential development around the region is completed, rents will likely start to level out by 2010, according to Mike Scott of Dupre and Scott Apartment Advisors. But it's still cheaper to rent in the south end, where there haven't been…MORE

King County Councilwoman Julia Patterson updated Des Moines City Council members on Sept. 13 about the proposed transportation funding issue on the Nov.

Ballard's first "cottage housing," a cluster of individual homes that share some open space, will be developed on two lots at 2203 and 2213 Northwest 60th Street.

A vacant one-story commercial building and a single family house west of it…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels wants to keep commercial and retail development off industrial land and has announced an initiative to strengthen zoning protection for industry and manufacturing in Seattle.

The purpose, Nickels said during a press…MORE