As the fund-raising campaign toward a new base and plaza for Alki's Statue of Liberty restarts, there's concern about how much money has been raised and how much more needs to be.
People at a recent evening meeting held outdoors on the…MORE
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Tue, 07/24/07
As the fund-raising campaign toward a new base and plaza for Alki's Statue of Liberty restarts, there's concern about how much money has been raised and how much more needs to be.
People at a recent evening meeting held outdoors on the…MORE
Tue, 07/24/07
Burien city officials expressed disappointment last week at the "non-decision" by the state's Growth Management Hearings Board that leaves the North Highline unincorporated area and its 32,000 residents in limbo.
"It basically keeps…MORE
Tue, 07/24/07
Navy Ensign Jeffrey M. Stolsig, a 2003 graduate of Ballard High School recently completed the four-year officer development program at the U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Stolsig learned basic skills in seamanship, navigation, infantry…MORE
Tue, 07/24/07
After a $4.6 million repaving project is completed here, it will be several years before there are any more major road repairs in West Seattle.
Paving that started on Admiral Way earlier this month will be the last major road improvement…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
The City of Federal Way Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is proud to present its 2007 Summer Sounds at the Beach concert series at Steel Lake Park.
MORETue, 07/17/07
Voters who cast their ballots by mail will be assured their vote will be preserved, under a new policy adopted by the King County Council.
"The Washington State Constitution guarantees all citizens the right to cast a secret ballot," said…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
BELLINGHAM - Two Federal Way residents, Marissa Dimick and Jonathan Georgeson, were recently awarded President's Scholarships from Western Washington University for the 2007-2008 academic year.
President's Scholarships are awarded to…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
Colleen E. Wilson, chief of police in Sumner for nearly five years, will take over as chief of the 130-person Port of Seattle police department around August 1.
"Colleen Wilson is exactly the right leader to make our police department one…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
With tuition costs rising, the dream of an education seems farther away for many students, therefore South Seattle Community College's new online payment plan aims to shorten the distance.
The plan called e-Cashier allows students to…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
Three daily openings of the Fremont Bridge from now until the Fremont Bridge project is completed early next year, will take 15 minutes, instead of the usual 3 to 5 minutes.
These longer openings will take place at 5 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and…MORE