Accomplished female writers from around the region and waited excitedly, clasping glasses of white wine and lemon water, to hear journalist, author and women's rights activist Gloria Steinem read excerpts from her memoir that's been 10 years in…MORE
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Des Moines Rotary Club focusing on aid to Highline schools
Tue, 08/07/07
The Des Moines Rotary Club is focusing much of its current community service efforts on Highline schools.
Among the group's projects so far this year, it has given money for multicultural books, presenting dictionaries to all Des Moines…MORE
Pedestrians to get easier walk
Tue, 08/07/07
Pedestrians may have an easier time getting around Ballard by early next year.
The Neighborhood Main Street Mapping Project recently unveiled its preliminary staff draft proposals for the Northwest Area. Downtown Ballard, Loyal Heights and…MORE
Des Moines fire levy on Aug. 21 ballot
Tue, 08/07/07
The South King Fire & Rescue District could save up to $1 million over six years if voters approve Proposition 1 on the Aug. 21 primary election ballot, according to Chief Al Church.
Proposition 1, a property tax levy lid lift measure…MORE
Buses will get 'partial wrap'
Tue, 08/07/07
Some buses in the King County Metro fleet may be getting a makeover in the near future. Metro recently submitted a proposal to the King City Council to allow buses partially wrapped with advertisements. This is a reaction to the King City Council…MORE
Correction
Tue, 08/07/07
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
Second annual cross-sound memorial swim set in Des Moines
Mon, 08/06/07
Besides battling fatigue and the chill from 50-degree water, Justin Moser may have to watch out for bears while swimming the 2.3 miles between Des Moines and Maury Island on Aug. 25.
The route for the second annual Brent Rice Memorial Swim…MORE
New parents can stay here for classes, services
Mon, 08/06/07
In traditional cultures, extended family, friends, and community surround the new family after a baby's birth. They assist with everyday tasks, such as going for that dreaded midnight walk with a sleepless infant. It's a uniquely modern-era…MORE
State's highest court upholds Seattle City Light fees
Mon, 08/06/07
The state Supreme Court dismissed last week a challenge by Burien, SeaTac and Tukwila to non-compete fees they receive from the city of Seattle.
In a 6-3 ruling, the court upheld the legality of noncompete fees that Seattle City Light pays…MORE
New club law passed by Council
Mon, 08/06/07
Nightlife legislation approved last week by the Seattle City Council contains no mention of a regulatory license but does include beefing up current city tools for maintaining peace between residents and noisy clubs.
The legislation, which…MORE
