Small Faces Child Development Center is one of several youth and family service centers city wide that will face funding complications pending the school boards decision on how to deal with their surplus properties. Amber Trillo
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Hundley new head at Explorer West
Tue, 04/03/07
The Explorer West Middle School Board of Trustees has elected Evan Hundley as its new Head of School.
"After 14 years teaching and coaching at University Preparatory Academy, I am eager to apply my experiences and lead this dynamic, small…MORE
Bunny Bounce and Easter Baskets for Animals
Tue, 04/03/07
On Saturday as kids hunt for eggs at Woodland Park Zoo's Bunny Bounce, gorillas, elephants, grizzlies and more will nibble on their own Easter baskets lined with flowers, berries and other favorite treats. The sixth annual Bunny Bounce treats…MORE
Viaduct shows no added settlement
Tue, 04/03/07
Inspection results show no additional settlement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way.
However, due to half an inch of settlement at two piers found during previous inspections over the last year, the…MORE
New Dock at Fistherman's Terminal
Tue, 04/03/07
Port officials recently dedicated Dock 9, the first of the new docks at Fishermen's Terminal. Shown left to right are Port of Seattle Commissioner Bob Edwards, Fishermen's Terminal Advisory Committee Chairman David Harsila, Port of Seattle…MORE
School Board asks for new surplus buildings proposal
Tue, 04/03/07
Seattle School Board members have asked district staff to come up with alternatives to a proposal that would alter the districts' youth and family policy for tenants in surplus buildings.
MOREThree from Ballard in National Geographic contest
Tue, 04/03/07
The top 100 school champions from throughout the state, as identified by the National Geographic Society, assembled last Friday at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, for the 19th Washington Geographic Bee.
Among the contestants were…MORE
North Highline has growing gang woes
Tue, 04/03/07
The December shooting death of King County Sheriff's Deputy Steve Cox was a reminder of Highline's growing gang problem.
Cox was gunned down while investigating a shooting in White Center.
MOREViaduct has not settled additionally
Tue, 04/03/07
Inspection results show no additional settlement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way.
However, due to half an inch of settlement at two piers found during previous inspections over the last year, the…MORE
Gee says dealerships have 'great foundation' here
Tue, 04/03/07
As the Huling family got out of the car business, another family moved in.
The name Gee is pronounced with a hard G. The family hails from Spokane, where it's been in the car business for 24 years. Gee Automotive Co. purchased all of…MORE
