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SeaTac voters have refused in a very close contest to raise their property taxes to pay for two new fire stations and hire more firefighters.

Final results, certified by King County Elections Friday, showed 1,526 votes (49.24 percent)…MORE

The Elliott Bay Water Taxi ended its ninth sailing season at last Saturday evening by marking the completion of its most successful season yet.

King County Metro Transit projects overall ridership for the season will be more than 118,000…MORE

Showcase 2006 happens Sunday, Oct. 8, at the Highline Performing Arts Center in Burien.

Billed as "A Feast of the Burien Arts Community," this year's free event is one for the entire family.

Produced by the Burien Coalition for the…MORE

After growing 12 percent last year, Washington's merchandise exports rose 38.7 percent in the first six months of this year, according to state figures.

If this growth continues, the state will easily surpass its old export record set back…MORE

SeaTac City Council members eased on Sept. 26 parking stall regulations for a parking garage under construction at International Boulevard and South 170th Street.

Lawmakers amended a development agreement to allow the MADA company to…MORE

Now there are none, but soon their could be as many as nine places to practice the intricate aerobatic skills of skateboarding in West Seattle.

The city has called a hearing for tomorrow night (Thursday, Oct. 5) at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.…MORE

Strobel Family Investments, which owns the Meal Makers restaurant land and building, is appealing its land-use case to the Washington Supreme Court.

According to Michael Bindas of the Washington chapter of the Institute for Justice, the…MORE

Alki's Miss Liberty has made her first groan of rebirth.

Well, maybe it was more like a long hiss, but however your want to describe it, the lady is on her way back to her home on the beach, where she will proudly gaze on the waters of…MORE

City residents are invited to celebrate the start of construction of Burien Town Square at a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 10.

The event, which will include U.S. Sen. Patty Murray and Rep.

Would a blue-ribbon panel to analyze annexation of the North Highline Unincorporated Area ease tensions in Burien?

That's what lawmakers wondered on Sept.