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Coluccio Construction of Seattle, the general contractor for the First Avenue South Improvement Project in Burien, has begun preliminary work on the project.

Currently, this includes saw cutting the existing road surface and surveying at…MORE

The people who run the Head Start program in White Center wished they could build a preschool facility as part of the new Greenbridge mixed-income housing project and now they can with a $9 million grant.

The largest charitable…MORE

Representatives of water and sewer districts serving Burien briefed city council members on June 26 about potential impacts that annexation of North Highline by either Burien or Seattle could have on their customers.

If Seattle annexes all…MORE

What appears to be lingering confusion surrounding recent events at Water District 49, which serves much of Burien including the downtown area, is expected to be cleared up at the next board of commissioners' meeting.

But only two Water…MORE

Arguing that construction of a third runway would severely impact residents, Highline cities and community groups waged a lengthy, costly legal battle against the Port of Seattle.

But according to the key findings of a recently released…MORE

When Kemper Freeman, Jr., talks about investment opportunities, people listen.

And when the real estate giant, whose retail developments have virtually established downtown Bellevue, tells an assembled group of Federal Way's most powerful…MORE

The Federal Way Public Schools (FWPS) will now have a harder time living up to its tagline: "Every Student, a Reader."

The days of a professional full-time librarian presiding over the reference desk and bookshelves at each of our 34…MORE

Viewlands Elementary School parents and community members hope their vision to grow Viewlands towards an environmentally focused preschool through eighth grade will make as much sense to the Seattle Public School District as it does to them.…MORE

Members of the Steel Lake Little League All-Star team embrace in jubilation after slugger Jared Prather (second from left in front) sent a fastball deep over the left field wall during the team's tournament game against Federal Way.

SeaTac lawmakers decided June 27 to delay setting interim design standards around South 154th Street light-rail station that is under construction.

But city council members instructed Planning Director Steve Butler to do more negotiating…MORE