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The Thanksgiving holiday is all about feeding people and that's what volunteers at the Calvary Lutheran Church intend to do on November 24 as they serve a turkey meal to the homeless.

Last year 120 people showed up at the Ballard church to…MORE

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Parents at Adams Elementary School are now conducting the First Annual Direct Appeal Campaign to raise $20,000 for school programs not funded by the Seattle School District.

"Washington State is 42nd out of 50 states in funding education…MORE

The Times/News will publish on Wednesday, Nov. 16, complete updated results of Highline-area races in the Nov.

North Highline Unincorporated Area Council members gave a preliminary recommendation on Nov. 3 that North Highline annex to Burien.

Ten council members approved the recommendation with Doris Tevaseu opposed and Karen Veloria abstaining.…MORE

This Friday - Nov. 11 - Americans will pause again to honor the veterans of our nation's armed services.

Their legions span generations, from the declining number of men who fought a two-ocean war over 60 years ago to a growing number of…MORE

A recent appellate ruling that Des Moines businessman Gary Petersen has no conflict of interest while serving on that city's council will be taken to the state Supreme Court.

Last month, the state Court of Appeals affirmed its prior ruling…MORE

The city of SeaTac's code enforcement staff has developed a new Neighborhood Grant Program to provide resident groups with matching funds for neighborhood improvement projects.

The program is designed to encourage neighbors to work…MORE

People who park illegally along the roadway leading to Sea-Tac International Airport now receive traffic citations from the Port of Seattle Police.

Port police earlier focused on education instead of enforcement, with officers contacting…MORE

The Burien City Council has begun its review of a preliminary budget for 2006.

The proposed spending plan maintains and enhances the current level of services using existing revenue sources.