Burien City Manager Mike Martin emphasized to Highline School Board members at a recent meeting with the council the importance of a partnership between the district and the city.
"Our residents are your students and that's why we think…MORE
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Tue, 06/12/07
Burien City Manager Mike Martin emphasized to Highline School Board members at a recent meeting with the council the importance of a partnership between the district and the city.
"Our residents are your students and that's why we think…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
Ballard bar owners have encouraged city leaders to nix the idea of a nightlife license and instead hire more police and enforce existing noise, litter and public intoxication laws.
Dozens spoke out at a public hearing last week against a…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
South Seattle Community College graduates the class of 2007 tomorrow, June 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Jerry Brockey Student Center.
For those who know about community colleges - institutions that are truly open to all - graduation takes on a…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
A proposed $6.9 billion Roads and Transit ballot measure will include a comprehensive study on linking the Burien, SeaTac, Tukwila and Renton by light rail.
An amendment by King County Councilwoman Julia Patterson, D-SeaTac, which recently…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
Tenants of surplus Seattle school buildings in Ballard, Small Faces Child Development Center and the Nordic Heritage Museum, will have at least a year to decide whether or not to purchase the facilities under a plan adopted by the School Board…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
West Seattle bar owners encouraged city leaders to nix the idea of a nightlife license and instead hire more police and enforce existing noise, litter and public intoxication laws.
Dozens spoke out at a pubic hearing last week against a…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
After several weeks of contentious community debate over public art, the Burien City Council rejected a "screw" for the centerpiece of Town Square on a 4-3 vote June 4.
"I'm very sorry," Mayor Joan McGilton told artist Dan Corson following…MORE
Tue, 06/12/07
Frustrated commuters are fed up with worsening pavement conditions on Southwest Morgan Street, and Sylvan Way Southwest, but the city says it will not be repaved for at least five more years.
Instead, a rescue mission of "spot repairs" is…MORE
Thu, 06/07/07
Sunday afternoon, Gisela Schultz, 75, stands outside her West Seattle home with a bag of cat food and jug of water. She starts her daily ritual of leaving food and water for the four feral cats she has fed for almost six years. All will let her…MORE
Thu, 06/07/07
It is with a willingness to continue to serve and now thousands of hours of experience behind me that I announce that I am running for school Board Director Position 3 again.
In the past 31/2 years we have seen remarkable improvement to…MORE