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As old as its hosting city, the King County Aquatics Center celebrates 17 years of service to the community as a local recreational arena.

Regarded as one of the Federal Way's most heralded achievements, the center brings in over $8…MORE

Last week I cleaned out my garage and found a few pieces of copper and aluminum scrap leftover from a remodeling project.

I figured that since the price of metals has gone up quite a bit lately, I'd drop the stuff off at the nearest…MORE

Cesar Portillo has joined Highline Community College as executive director for human resources.

Portillo has Highline 15 years of experience in employee relations and policy/procedure development as well as extensive knowledge of…MORE

The free 2007 Puget Sound Fresh Farm Guide from Puget Sound Fresh, a program of Cascade Harvest Coalition, is now available at most local libraries and Highline retail stores.

Participating "partner" stores with guides available include…MORE

The Elliot Bay Water Taxi resumed service on Sunday between West Seattle's Seacrest Park and downtown Seattle's Pier 55.

A crowd estimated in the hundreds showed up to take advantage of the opening day only free rides across the bay. The…MORE

SeaTac City Council members reviewed on April 24 design plans for a fabric-covered band shell at Angle Lake Park.

Michael Fuhrman from Rainier Industries in Tukwila told lawmakers the "simple but elegant" nautically themed shell would…MORE

A group of Seaview Avenue Northwest residents and business owners want King County Metro to restore bus service to their area, but transit officials say it's not cost effective because ridership on that corridor is too low.

The Seaview…MORE

The White Center community is gearing up for its annual Spring Clean event scheduled for Saturday, May 19.

"This is our fourth year, and we are always excited to make it the best one each year," said Aileen Balahadia, executive director of…MORE

A hit-and-run collision just north of Burien last month left active community volunteer Teresa Vert with a broken rib, five breaks in her pelvis and kidney damage.

"It was a block and a half from my house on South 112th Street and Eighth…MORE

When Pete Reed, a vendor for the homeless newspaper "Reel Change" passed away recently, his friends started a memorial for him at the northwest corner of Market Street and 22nd Avenue Northwest.

Reed was better known as "Long Haired Pete…MORE