Southwest King County residents will have their say on a proposed roads and transit funding package during an open house at Highline Community College on March 20 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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Wed, 03/14/07
Southwest King County residents will have their say on a proposed roads and transit funding package during an open house at Highline Community College on March 20 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Regional Transportation Improvement District (RTID)…MORE
Wed, 03/14/07
They may go by a different name now, but their commit to protecting the Hylebos Creek watershed remains the same.
The Friends of the Hylebos Wetlands has changed its name, ever so slightly, dropping the "wetlands" to become Friends of the…MORE
Wed, 03/14/07
Foreign high school students are scheduled to arrive soon for academic semester home-stay programs, and the sponsoring organization needs a few more local host families.
According to Pacific Intercultural Exchange Executive Director, John…MORE
Wed, 03/14/07
Middle and elementary schools students in West Seattle who came close to passing the Washington Assessment of Student Learning last spring are enrolled in a new after-school program aimed at boosting their test scores.
The district's chief…MORE
Tue, 03/06/07
The Seattle Parks Board has given final approval to the name Ballard Corners Park after the retired park director suggested a more historic name would be better.
The park is located on the southwest corner of 17th Avenue Northwest and…MORE
Tue, 03/06/07
Mayor Greg Nickels' proposed nightlife ordinance, which could have sweeping effects on Seattle's bars and clubs, is moving its way through the city council.
At a West Seattle Community Safety Partnership meeting, Julien Loh, a policy…MORE
Tue, 03/06/07
The year is 1919. The place is St. Louis. The setting is a modest family home in an era before electricity and telephones were common conveniences. The cast of characters includes a God-fearing mother and her four daughters.
Sounds just…MORE
Tue, 03/06/07
Leif Erickson simply did not want to move after 45 years at Shilshole Bay Marina, causing anguish to workmen who struggled five days, encountering unexpected brass rods and the statue's legs full of concrete.
It was finally removed…MORE
Tue, 03/06/07
After a trip back to the architect's drafting table to reduce costs, the expanded Southwest Branch of the Seattle Public Library re-opens Saturday, March 10.
Six general contractors bid to build the Southwest Library in 2004 but all of the…MORE