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A new political action committee was organized recently to oppose annexation by Burien of part or all of the North Highline unincorporated area.

Burien Residents Against Annexation also collected some 1,200 signatures in two weeks to…MORE

The Sierra Club broke tradition and gave its national leadership in government award to King County Executive Ron Sims and Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels for their work to reduce global warming.

The Edgar Wayburn Award for outstanding…MORE

Burien Town Square took another step forward July 17 when city council members unanimously approved a vital element of Urban Partners' financial plan for the private portion of the development.

Of the estimated total cost of $138 million…MORE

A King County sheriff's deputy will remain at Evergreen High School for the coming year says Highline School Superintendent John Welch.

Welch said the district staff removed elimination of the school resource officers from suggested budget…MORE

Burien should not annex the North Highline unincorporated area because the move would be too costly and would burden the city with new problems including a high crime rate.

This was the message Ron Seale, a member of the Burien Residents…MORE

King County will try to make North Highline more appealing for annexation by tripling the number of streets to be repaved this summer and doubling progress on sidewalk construction.

The county plans to lay new asphalt on more than 100…MORE

Burien's timeline for annexing the North Highline unincorporated area might slow down if the Seattle City Council doesn't speed up its negotiation process.

At a Burien City Council meeting last week, council members discussed a scheduled…MORE

Police officers will remain in three Highline high schools, Superintendent John Welch announced July 10.

Welch told board members that district staffers had removed elimination of the school resource officers (SROs) from suggested budget…MORE

Burien's timeline for annexing the North Highline unincorporated area might slow down if the Seattle City Council doesn't speed up their negotiation process.

At the July 10 Burien City Council meeting, council members discussed a scheduled…MORE

The public is invited to attend a July 25 groundbreaking ceremony that will officially start the First Avenue South Improvements Project in Burien.

The event 2 p.m.