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Discover Burien's contract with the city of Burien could be in jeopardy if a conflict-of-interest clause is not included in the 2007 agreement for community services provided by the non-profit agency.

Some local restaurant owners recently…MORE

Parks Superintendent Ken Bounds decided that a trail that traverses the Orchard Street Ravine and connects to the surrounding neighborhoods would be better than a loop trail that stays within the ravine.

The trail will connect the 38th…MORE

Suppose all the teachers at the three small schools on SeaTac's Tyee High campus quit last year?

That's how many teachers-185, or 16 percent of the district's total-left or took personal leaves during the 2005-2006 school year.

New…MORE

The evolving design of the planned Junction Plaza met with general approval at a public meeting of about 25 people.

Junction Plaza, planned for the northwest corner of Alaska Street and 42nd Avenue Southwest, is envisioned as "a major-…MORE

A special wine event co-hosted by the owner of an award-winning Walla Walla winery was featured on Oct. 21 at Vino Bello Wine Bar in Burien.

R.G. Hess of Pepper Bridge Winery joined Vino Bello owner Michelle Smith in serving his award-…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

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

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Last February, the Federal Way Public Schools asked voters to approve a $245 million dollar bond to rebuild its schools and Memorial Stadium, as well as fund construction of a 900-seat performance auditorium and an Environmental Studies Center.…MORE