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The Department of Ecology last week imposed yet another fine on the Port of Seattle. This time the port was fined $20,000 for releasing untreated storm water from aircraft preparation and taxiing areas at Sea-Tac International Airport into Des…MORE

Throughout the incredible changes in the area over the past thirty years, Daniel L. Graham has been a constant. If he seems as dependable as the U.S. Mail, it's because he is the USPS.

A letter carrier for the Marine Hills neighborhood…MORE

Fortunately for South Sound theater fans, Alan Bryce has friends in high places.

Places like England's Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theater in London.

Bryce, the artistic director of Centerstage, Federal Way's…MORE

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

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

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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Joan McGilton, who was elected last fall to a second term on the city council, was selected by her fellow lawmakers as Burien’s new mayor on Jan. 9.

Councilman Jack Block Jr.

The Samoan Christian Fellowship Church honored the Des Moines City Council with a celebration during the council’s Jan. 12 meeting.

Councilman Bob Sheckler was re-elected mayor by consensus.

Between 2:40 and 3 p.m. on Jan.

Light rail to Sea-Tac International Airport moved a step closer Jan.