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SeaTac lawmakers decided on Feb. 13 to join about 30 other cities in appealing a stormwater permit recently issued by the state Department of Ecology.

The Burien City Council voted to join the appeal process on Feb. 12.

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Jack Bermingham, Ph.D., has been named interim president of Highline Community College.

The college board of trustees made the appointment retroactive to Nov. 16, when they dismissed then-president Priscilla Bell.

Bermingham had…MORE

The flu bug hit two Des Moines schools and a Burien school hard in recent weeks.

On Jan.

Absurd Person Singular ran for two years on Broadway and twice that on London's West End. It has been described as "one of the 5 great comedies of the last half of the twentieth century." And yet it gets remarkably few productions here in the…MORE

Holding the line on accountability and standards in schools is critical to student success, says Rep. Skip Priest, R-Federal Way.

He has introduced, House Bill 2030, which will clear up the confusing issue of student requirements in math…MORE

Lori DeVore, a Federal Way Realtor with John L.

Federal Way city officials gathered with residents at Southridge House February 2 to celebrate more than $2.5 million in renovations to the public housing property.

Southridge House, an 80-unit building for residents who are elderly and/or…MORE

Who says bad guys can't be funny? bring a smile to our faces."

But, in case you're not the type to enjoy the "bad guys", the Burien Little Theatre would like to make you an offer you can't refuse.

Organized crime has never been so…MORE

The discharging of personal fireworks in SeaTac will remain illegal after voters on Feb. 6 overwhelmingly rejected a new fireworks ordinance.

In unofficial results released Feb.

White Center has had various summer festivals over the years that offered a numbing array of events and competitions.

The first was a one-time event called the Great Fair held in early August 1923. It featured a carnival, a side show, a…MORE