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New kiosks will take other forms of payment.

Board member says mayor a 'flip-flopper'

By Tim St.

Rebekah Schilperoort

The new paid parking stations that are coming to downtown Ballard could enhance turnover for local businesses, according to the Seattle Department of Transportation.

Dean Wong

A City project to build a security fence around support columns under the north end of the Ballard Bridge caused some alarm to volunteers of the Ballard Bridge Pocket Park last week. Crews showed up on October 18 to take out an…MORE

Fourteen-year-old Monet Hendricks didn't think it would be possible to have a tighter-knit school than Aviation High.

The 200 freshmen and sophomores share a passion for flying with teachers, staff and volunteers.

But a sudden…MORE

A state Court of Appeals panel has affirmed its previous decision that Des Moines businessman and City Councilman Gary Petersen has no conflict of interest while serving as an elected official.

Petersen owns Pete's Towing, which for more…MORE

Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear announced last week that his campaign is complying with the Washington Fair Campaign Practices Code.

That code requires political campaigns to be conducted in a fair and ethical manner.

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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced last week a $5.6 million grant to the Highline School District.

It is the largest grant ever received by the district.

"The support will help focus the district…MORE

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There's no need to pay to go through a haunted house, especially when the Highline area has plenty of local haunts to explore for free.

Joe Teeples, a Des Moines resident and vice president for AGHOST.

Burien City Council candidate Rose Clark announced last week that she has received more endorsements, including the King County Police Officers Guild.

Clark is running against Councilman Stephen Lamphear for council Position 5.

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