Times/News
The owner of the Meal Makers restaurant property will appeal a recent court ruling that would allow the city of Burien to take their land for development of Town Square.
Robin Oldfelt, a spokeswoman for Strobel Family…MORE
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Burien may get new hotel
Wed, 08/17/05
Special to the Times/News
A hotel, long-sought by supporters of downtown business development, may be coming to Burien.
City lawmakers were expected to consider on Aug.
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New school-construction bond urged
Wed, 08/17/05
Times/News
Voters in the Highline School District may be asked in March to approve another bond measure to build four new elementary schools and finance other district upgrades.
A fifth elementary would also be rebuilt using state…MORE
Green recalls 15 exciting years as one of the city's first employees
Thu, 08/11/05
With 15 years of memories still fresh in her mind, Chris Green said farewell to a long career of civil service.
In one of her last days on the job, Federal Way's city clerk shuffled a stack of papers, making room for a large bouquet of…MORE
Smith addresses fiery topic of transportation at FedWay Chamber barbeque
Thu, 08/11/05
Federal Way News
While the chefs fired up the barbeque outside, US Representative Adam Smith turned up the heat indoors as he fielded a series of direct questions from Federal Way residents about homeland security, transportation, health…MORE
Local 15-Year-Old Creates Sing Out for Charity
Thu, 08/11/05
Maddie Maloney is only 15, yet she's putting together a charity event to raise funds for the South King County MultiService Center. She's tapping into the local talent of Jazz Guitarist Michael Powers, asking her friends in the Todd Beamer High…MORE
Foulkes seeks council seat
Thu, 08/11/05
Bill Foulkes is seeking elective office after many years of active participation in the community. "I will listen to you, and combine my business background and community involvement to effectively shape Federal Way to be a better place to live…MORE
Ed Pina to seek election to Des Moines council
Wed, 08/10/05
Former Highline School Board member Ed Pina distanced himself from political labels as he announced last week that he is a candidate for the Des Moines City Council.
"I'm neither ultra conservative nor ultra liberal," Pina declared.
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SeaTac manager picked
Wed, 08/10/05
Times/News
Craig Ward was appointed SeaTac's new city manager Aug. 2 by a unanimous vote of the city council.
The move is a promotion for Ward, who had served as interim manager since July 1 and previously was assistant city manager…MORE
