On Friday, January 27, volunteers will be walking the streets of Federal Way to count the city's homeless.
In conjunction with the Seattle/King County Coalition for the Homeless One Night Count, Federal Way will conduct a street count from…MORE
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Wed, 01/18/06
On Friday, January 27, volunteers will be walking the streets of Federal Way to count the city's homeless.
In conjunction with the Seattle/King County Coalition for the Homeless One Night Count, Federal Way will conduct a street count from…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
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House Bill 2370
By a vote of 97 to 0 in the House of Representatives and 48 to 0 in the Senate on Jan. 11, the Legislature approved HB 2370. The bill appropriates $7.6 million for…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
Some of the fragile peace between the Port of Seattle and neighboring airport communities has washed away this winter after a string of environmental incidents at the third runway site.
The state Ecology Department has fined the Port of…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
Federal Way parents might wholeheartedly agree with Susan Kovalik when she asserts that the teenage brain operates differently than that of an adult.
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Patricia Davis was elected president of the Port of Seattle Commission by her fellow commissioners .
Other officers for 2006 are: Lloyd Hara, Vice President; Alec Fisken, Secretary; John Creighton, Assistant Secretary and Bob Edwards,…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
The Burien Council decided Jan. 9 to select an outside agency to conduct an investigation into allegations of ethics violations against new Mayor Joan McGilton and Councilman Gordon Shaw.
On a 4-1 vote, with new Deputy Mayor Jack Block Jr…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
The West Seattle Chamber of Commerce wants permanent directional signs put up along State Route 99 and Interstate 5 showing the way to Alki Beach and perhaps other West Seattle attractions such as Lincoln Park.
Executive Director Patti…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
Outsider councilman Gene Fisher became an insider Jan. 3 after lawmakers unanimously selected him as SeaTac’s new mayor.
Fisher was first elected to the council six years ago as a limited-government, pro-small business reformer. He was re-…MORE
Wed, 01/18/06
The city of SeaTac will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 25, for a discussion of land use around the two planned local Light Rail stations.
Representatives of Sound Transit will be on hand to answer questions as well.
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Wed, 01/11/06
To some people, Burien might be just a little town next to the Sea-Tac International Airport.
But Burien residents have a number of communal assets to be proud of, including Seahurst Park and its shoreline.
Only in Burien
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