News

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

A new photography exhibit at the Nordic Heritage Museum by Corey Arnold provides a slice of life aboard a fishing vessel in the dangerous waters off the Alaskan coast.

"Crabbing in the Bering Sea," has 16 color prints by Arnold, who…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

Phyllis Byers has been elected new president of the Highline School Board.

Byers, from SeaTac, also served as board president in 2003.

The five-member board selected Matt Pina of Des Moines as vice president. He headed the board in…MORE

A cascade of polluting spills from the third runway project has upset local groups and officials of airport cities.

But there is little desire to return to previous legal battles with the Port of Seattle.

On. Jan.

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

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

As a graduation requirement, students at West Seattle High School must complete a senior project. This process includes a presentation about the project in front of several judges and staff. If you are a good listener and are free on Tuesday, Jan…MORE

Erin Dolan opened her shoe store in West Seattle because she and her husband live in the Admiral District.

"But West Seattle needed it too," she said of her new store, Edie's. The name reflects Dolan's initials.

"I didn't want it to…MORE