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It is 6 a.m., well before sunrise on a mid-October morning along the northern shore of Salmon Bay.

The city wants to put 24th Avenue Northwest and Stone Way on a diet and several in indusry are not happy about the idea.

The Seattle Deparment of Transportation figures four lanes would be better with three lanes, parking and bike lanes…MORE

Former Highline Public Schools Superintendent Robert Sealey, 79, died of cancer Oct. 15 in his Lake Burien home.

Dr. Sealey served as superintendent from 1972 through 1981.

"Bob guided the district through the difficult times of…MORE

A new restaurant called Kokoras Greek Grill recently opened in Morgan Junction offering lunch and dinner. Specifically, the cuisine is from Corfu Island.

"Kokoras" is Greek for "rooster," said Demetra Rouvas, who owns the new eatery along…MORE

When the resident signed the Department of Defense Authorization legislation this week, he signed into law an amendment authored and introduced by Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., ordering a comprehensive study on possible adverse health effects on…MORE

Now White Center residents have cars available for hourly rental just as West Seattleites have had for several years but now there's a cut rate for people who are low income, looking for a job or training for one.

Flexcar has been in use…MORE

There was an accidental shooting that occurred at a house on Occidental Ave near 120th. In that case a teenager was playing with a gun in the house. The gun went off and killed another teen who was also in the house. The teenagers were step…MORE

The Seattle School Board erased the proposed merger of Pathfinder K-8 School with Cooper Elementary School as well as the recommended closure of Roxhill Elementary last week by a vote of 5 to 2.

Several West Seattle schools then…MORE

Edward Michael Costello II called West Seattle his home because all his friends live here.

Mike was known to everyone as Bubba. He moved to Washington State in the early 1960s. As a young man he played football at Everett Junior College.…MORE

Groundbreaking for Burien's long-awaited Town Square earlier this month heralded the advent of construction on a project city leaders hope will energize local business activity.

Yet even before work begins, discord along Southwest 152nd…MORE