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Governor Christine Gregoire wants to let Seattle residents decide whether they want a tunnel or a new viaduct to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct along the downtown waterfront.

The governor called for a vote before the end of the next…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels nominated Stella Chao, a longtime community leader, as the new director of the city's Department of Neighborhoods.

"Stella has a passion for bringing people together, building community and serving the residents of…MORE

Timothy Wood, who created the Highline School District's Waskowitz Environmental Leadership and Service Programs, has received a 2006 Golden Apple award.

The statewide Golden Apple Awards program is sponsored by KCTS TV and funded by PEMCO…MORE

Washington State Ferries customers traveling over the holidays will have plenty of opportunity to get to their destination as a Monday holiday means that many travelers will depart early, sailing on Thursday and Friday.

Others will wait…MORE

A long-held vision for expanded social and health care services for residents of SeaTac and South King County is taking shape as The Village at Angle Lake project finishes up this month.

Developed by Lutheran Community Services Northwest (…MORE

Former Deputy Chief Brian Wilson appointed to top spot in FWPD

Federal Way City Manager Neal Beets announced today the appointment of Brian Wilson as Federal Way's Chief of Police.

Chief Wilson replaces Chief Anne Kirkpatrick who is…MORE

"Merry Christmas" is back on the lips of many retailers greeting shoppers this holiday season - much to the delight of the 32 percent of those who say they're offended when a store clerk who instead uses the generic but politically correct "Happy…MORE

When Mark Benedum takes the reins at Highline Medical Center, the transition will be a seamless change of leadership.

Benedum, who currently is chief operating officer at Highline, will succeed Paul Tucker on Jan. 1.

Tucker has…MORE

A group of White Center students is making an effort to change the way people look at their community, literally, by pressuring local business owners to remove tobacco and alcohol advertisements from their store windows.

The students are…MORE

Students at Thorndyke Elementary in Tukwila received a very big check recently for achieving among the greatest gains in the state on the Washington Assessment of Students Learning (WASL).

Not only was the symbolic check, presented by…MORE