Back in the 60s and 70s, Dottie Harper was a Highline community household name.
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King County grants available for youth sports facilities
Tue, 04/17/07
Community and youth organizations that are interested in developing or renovating neighborhood youth sports facilities can qualify for matching grants of up to $75,000 from King County.
The Youth Sports Facility Grants Program,…MORE
Highline High grad wins college award
Tue, 04/17/07
University of Washington senior Alula Asfaw, a 2003 Highline High School graduate, last week was named recipient of the 2007 Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
The Truman Scholarship is awarded for exceptional demonstration of leadership in…MORE
Practice pays for chorale
Tue, 04/17/07
A popular saying among young musicians asks, "How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice."
And practice members of the Highline Community College Chorale, directed by Sandra Glover, obviously have done.
The HCC Chorale is scheduled…MORE
Burien council looks at transportation taxes
Tue, 04/17/07
Burien council members met with the city's planning commission earlier this week to discuss a local transportation impact study.
Transportation impact fees are a major focus of the study.
MOREHCC Early College meeting set
Tue, 04/17/07
Prospective students and their families are invited to learn about Highline Community College's Puget Sound Early College at an information meeting on Wednesday, May 2.
The early college program gives high school juniors and seniors an…MORE
Dangerous dog dilemma
Tue, 04/17/07
SeaTac is considering paying for extra patrols by King County Animal Control officers to catch dangerous dogs roaming in neighborhoods and at Angle Lake Park.
The city council's Public Safety and Justice Committee heard from Al Dams,…MORE
New legislation will get tough on car thieves
Tue, 04/17/07
Responding to a public fed up with having cars stolen, a new bill in the state legislature will give law enforcement officers better tools to fight the crime of auto theft. The House companion measure unanimously passed the Senate on April 4.…MORE
SeaTac may study fire station sites
Tue, 04/17/07
After a lengthy debate, SeaTac lawmakers authorized on April 10 a tentative consultant's study on where the city's fire stations should be located.
City Manager Craig Ward told council members it could take a month to negotiate the scope…MORE
Decatur senior Sidney Solomonson earns Chick Evans Scholarship
Tue, 04/17/07
Sidney Solomonson, a Decatur High School Senior, has received several scholarship offers, including the prestigious Chick Evans Scholarship, which she has accepted.
The Evans Scholarship is the largest privately funded scholarship in the…MORE
