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With the mayor battling for a tunnel, the governor pushing for a new viaduct, and Seattle voters wondering if their March 13 vote will even slightly affect the outcome, the future of vehicular transportation along the downtown waterfront remains…MORE

Following a review of a new master plan for the Des Moines Marina, city council members asked staff on Feb.

30th District legislators Sen. Tracey J. Eide (D) and Reps. Skip Priest (R) and Mark Miloscia (D) hosted a group of Federal Way students at the state Capitol this week. The group of students joined the legislators for a tour of the Capitol and to…MORE

Burien City Council members voted unanimously on Feb.

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

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