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, 01/18/06
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, 01/18/06
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.
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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.
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Light rail to Sea-Tac International Airport moved a step closer Jan.
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In the Jan. 4 issue of the West Seattle Herald in the article "Viaduct plan must come soon" it is stated that Patrice Gillespie Smith of the Seattle Department of Transportation said, "The city has been trying to reduce the tunnel's price tag by…MORE
Wed, 01/11/06
A functional and happy parent-to-child relationship comes from relating to and respecting your children, not controlling them.
This is the foundation of Sanity Circus, a seven-week parenting course coming to West Seattle this month.
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The Washington Legislature went back into session this week and West Seattle's Sen. Erik Poulsen, focuses frequently on environmental issues, an arena where he has clout as chairman of the Senate Water, Energy and Environment Committee.
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Wed, 01/11/06
The city council career of Mike Park has become the closest thing to a political dynasty as ever existed in Federal Way's short history.
In a unanimous vote last Tuesday from the seven-member council, Park set a new first for the city with…MORE
Wed, 01/11/06
Crown Hill will not be sprayed with pesticide to kill gypsy moths in 2006, according to the Washington State Department of Agriculture, though the department's Plant Protection Division will propose aerial spraying for approximately 100 acres of…MORE