Times/News Correspondent
With unanimous approval by the Burien council members last week, the city's first hotel - with a projected value of $70 million - is on the road to becoming a reality.
"This new hotel will change the entire…MORE
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'We've got to prepare all kids for a higher level'
Tue, 08/23/05
Editor's Note: With Highline schools set to resume classes on Wednesday, Sept. 7, Times/News reporter Eric Mathison recently talked with new Superintendent John Welch. Welch, previously deputy superintendent, replaced the retiring Dr. Joe…MORE
Highline district candidate calls for school changes
Tue, 08/23/05
A North Highline woman, whose son attended special education classes in the Highline district, is running for the Highline School Board.
Susan Goding will oppose Mengstab Tzegai in the November election. Tzegai was appointed to the board…MORE
Pain lingers for mother as Kime case is retried
Tue, 08/23/05
Times/News
The man once convicted of murder for killing 20-year-old Kristopher Kime in 2001 now faces a lesser charge of manslaughter in connection with the crime.
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MOREPort will start buying North Burien homes
Tue, 08/23/05
Times/News Correspondent
The Port of Seattle will soon begin its acquisition of 17 North Burien homes, Burien City Council members were told Aug.
MOREHighline district candidate calls for school changes
Tue, 08/23/05
A North Highline woman, whose son attended special education classes in the Highline district, is running for the Highline School Board.
Susan Goding will oppose Mengstab Tzegai in the November election. Tzegai was appointed to the board…MORE
Construction under way for new multi-use playfield
Wed, 08/17/05
News-Tribune
Four years ago an athletic complex to replace a bare uninviting concrete field at Salmon Bay School was just a dream.
That dream is fast becoming a reality with construction well underway on a new field and a grand…MORE
Woodstone helps picture kids' Federal Way
Wed, 08/17/05
Stuffed animals, friends, swimming pools and rainbows filled colorful pages when Federal Way youths were asked to draw what they love about their city.
Soon thousands of commuters will see how kids visualize Federal Way, when two of the…MORE
Bookstore launches monthly fundraiser
Wed, 08/17/05
CORRESSPONDENT
A woman-owned bookstore in Ballard is doing its part to help Northwest women recover from alcoholism and drug abuse.
On Aug. 25, Epilogue Books will donate 10 percent of its day's sales to Residence XII, a women's…MORE
