Over a thousand recent patients at Swedish Medical Center's Ballard Campus are being advised to check their credit reports after the personal information of three people was stolen from the hospital.
According to Swedish Medical Center,…MORE
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Vandalism plagues neighbors
Tue, 10/31/06
A group of Ballard residents who are tired of waking up in the morning only to find their car windows shattered and belongings stolen organized a community meeting last week to talk about a rash of car prowls in recent months.
The latest…MORE
Legislative hopefuls give answers
Tue, 10/24/06
The Times/News recently submitted the following questions to all candidates for the Legislature who are in contested races in districts that represent the Highline area.
1. Why are you running for the Legislature?
2, What is your…MORE
Beavers volleyball girls get suspension
Tue, 10/24/06
The Ballard Beavers volleyball team faced an uphill battle earlier this week as they tried to win one more game to qualify for the KingCo Tournament with seven of 11 players suspended.
Ballard Athletic Director Doug Bruketta confirmed the…MORE
Six finalists for Burien manager
Tue, 10/24/06
City Council members and committees comprised of department heads, city staff and community residents last week interviewed finalists for the vacant Burien city manager position.
A meet-the-candidates reception was held Oct. 19. The…MORE
Ravenous goats get city jobs
Tue, 10/24/06
Seattle City Light cleared out overgrown English ivy, weeds and blackberries recently in North Seattle with the help of four legged workers that made a "baaa" sound.
The city hired 260 goats from a Spokane company, Healing Hooves, to…MORE
Could fishing be squeezed out?
Tue, 10/24/06
It is 6 a.m., well before sunrise on a mid-October morning along the northern shore of Salmon Bay.
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ROAD DIET:Industries worry about loss of main freight route
Tue, 10/24/06
The city wants to put 24th Avenue Northwest and Stone Way on a diet and several in indusry are not happy about the idea.
The Seattle Deparment of Transportation figures four lanes would be better with three lanes, parking and bike lanes…MORE
Ex-Highline school superintendent dies
Tue, 10/24/06
Former Highline Public Schools Superintendent Robert Sealey, 79, died of cancer Oct. 15 in his Lake Burien home.
Dr. Sealey served as superintendent from 1972 through 1981.
"Bob guided the district through the difficult times of…MORE
Business Briefs - Greek cuisine now open in Morgan Junction
Tue, 10/24/06
A new restaurant called Kokoras Greek Grill recently opened in Morgan Junction offering lunch and dinner. Specifically, the cuisine is from Corfu Island.
"Kokoras" is Greek for "rooster," said Demetra Rouvas, who owns the new eatery along…MORE
