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One West Seattle principal's approach to creating inclusive pathways from one grade level to the next is becoming a new standard for Seattle Public Schools and, possibly, elements of a solution to failing student performance in Seattle.

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The Burien City Council has taken the first steps toward a cooperative effort with neighboring cities to resolve ongoing North Highline annexation questions.

The council proposed an interlocal agreement between neighboring cities and…MORE

Some South Park residents are concerned about the Lafarge Corp.'s plan to burn a million tires a year as fuel for the huge kiln at the company's cement-making plant on West Marginal Way.

An application was submitted to the Puget Sound…MORE

If you are thinking of adopting a new family member of the canine or feline persuasion, be sure to do your homework and research, research, research!

That's what Tom Sayre, spokesperson for the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County,…MORE

Improvement project guru Sam Star is at it again, and this time he's taking the lead on the Salmon Bay Elementary and Middle School playground renovation.

After getting input from Salmon Bay students and staff, a preliminary sketch of an…MORE

The next Citizen's Police Academy for residents of SeaTac and Burien and business owners and employees in the two cities will begin Wednesday, March 8.

Sponsored by the King County Sheriff's Office, the academy, designed to increase…MORE

Toney Mikesell still feels haunted by the violent image of the vicious attack that robbed him of his two beloved canine companions.

The sales rep from Anderson Merchandisers returned home from work on the afternoon of January 17, expecting…MORE

Real estate advisors are confident they'll be able to sell monorail properties up and down the Green Line because the market is brimming with interested buyers.

Advisors from GVA Kidder Mathews, which claims to be the largest commercial…MORE

SeaTac now has a franchise agreement for a pipeline containing flammable jet fuel that flows through the city.

Lawmakers approved Jan. 24 an annual $12,960 franchise fee for the Olympic Pipeline Co.

The fee will be adjusted yearly…MORE

An eroded sewer pipe sprung a leak at the southern end of Lincoln Park, forcing King County to haul sewage by truck from Fauntleroy to the Alki storm water treatment plant.

A crew from the King County Wastewater Treatment Division (…MORE