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Those looking to take their relationship to the next level this Valentine’s Day need to travel north on First Avenue to Myers Way in North Highline.

On the left hand side of the road, against the hill, sits a purple wedding chapel -- AA…MORE

Rebekah Schilperoort

After 12 years as a school standard, the four-period day at West Seattle High School is being formally questioned for its effectiveness through a district audit.

Last week, about 50 concerned parents, faculty…MORE

A spaghetti dinner and raffle fundraiser will be held Feb. 19 to help the Robert Pukitis family with heart transplant and related medical expenses.

Bob Pukitis of Burien suffered a near fatal heart attack Aug. 26 while vacationing near…MORE

The Times/News presents a weekly summary of actions on bills by Highline-area legislators.

For complete information, go to www.WashingtonVotes.org -- a free, non-partisan website with plain-English explanations of bills and a record of…MORE

In many religions, life and death are considered a circle -- we are born, we die and we are reborn. After her father's death, Seahurst artist Marianne Perkins found herself instinctively drawn to the idea of working with circles.

"I wanted…MORE

The Burien City Council took the first steps on Jan.

Major renovation began last fall on the deteriorating Cleveland High School on Beacon Hill forcing the student body, faculty and staff to take up temporary residence at the Louisa Boren Junior High School building in West Seattle.

As part…MORE

Even if you do not recognize Burien's Lorin Sandretzky by name, it is likely you have seen him.

If you are even remotely interested in sports, you have probably seen this sports fanatic at Qwest or Safeco fields, among other places.

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A lack of police officers was the most common complaint when representatives of neighborhoods from throughout Seattle met recently for the city's first State of the Neighborhoods Summit.

West Seattle neighborhoods - represented by the…MORE