A six-story hotel building is being planned for along Shilshole Avenue Northwest, but before land-use permits are issued, the city's department of planning and development wants to be sure the hotel won't conflict with industrial uses in the area…MORE
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District decisions could impact community groups
Thu, 01/11/07
The Seattle School District is starting to shift its focus away from school closures to it's inventory of surplus buildings, including three in the Ballard area that the district could decide to sell or increase rents to make more money.
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Exciting new life ahead for Forssblad
Tue, 01/09/07
Twenty seven years ago, Marianne Forssblad walked into the Daniel Webster School and found broken windows, dirty floors and dark rooms.
MOREStanding room only
Tue, 01/09/07
The Decatur fans heckle a Federal Way player after a turnover. The Federal Way High gym was packed to capacity last Thursday night, as two of the state's top-ranked teams engaged in a battle of the undefeated. Federal Way topped the Gators by…MORE
Grinch swipes yard display
Tue, 01/09/07
It wasn't that the plastic figures stolen from a nativity scene in an Arbor Heights yard were expensive. Bob Youngs was amazed that anyone would dispossess him of Jesus and Mary.
Thieves stole the figures, each about 3 feet high, from…MORE
Des Moines offering emergency checklist
Tue, 01/09/07
In a joint effort to help Highline residents, the Des Moines Enhanced Public Safety Committee, the Des Moines Police and South King Fire and Rescue have published an Emergency Preparedness Check-List booklet.
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2007 MLK student contest winners announced
Tue, 01/09/07
The Federal Way MLK Celebration Committee has announced the winners in its annual student contest program. The contests were open to all Federal Way Public Schools students and home school students living within the boundaries of the Federal Way…MORE
Microchips, registration help locate lost pets
Tue, 01/09/07
Unlicensed pets could fetch a hefty fine this year if Seattle Animal Shelter officers can catch them.
Thanks to a $250,000 boost in its annual budget, the shelter hired three additional officers, increasing its patrol staff to 15 as part…MORE
Deaf-blind girl connects with life through pottery
Tue, 01/09/07
Racha Turki is an elementary school student, she is deaf-blind, and she is a potter.
Racha began pottery at the Moshier Community Art Center in Burien in the fall of 2004, working with Donna Shaman and Meg Johnson, a pediatric occupational…MORE
Restricted driver's licenses reduced teen crashes
Tue, 01/09/07
Study results support the effectiveness of restricted driver's licenses for teens that limit nighttime driving and the number of passengers in the car, according to the American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety.
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