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Burien's street-light saga appeared to inch closer to a resolution last week.

Seattle City Light has told Water District 49 that on Wednesday, Sept. 28, it will pull the plug on street lights within the district unless $…MORE

The Friends of Fremont Peak Park will soon enjoy the fruits of their labor when construction begins this spring on a park they have worked to create for more than four years.

It all started with the vision of a man named Jack Tomkinson, a…MORE

John Kane is on the phone. On the other end of the line, Seattle Port Commissioner Alec Fisken is congratulating Kane on his run at Port Commission Seat No. 3. The results of the primary election are only one day old but there is a clear sense of…MORE

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For almost two years, North Highline residents have wondered how their monthly bills and yearly taxes could change if they are annexed by Seattle, join Burien or form their own city.

The cost of some services…MORE

Everyone around Puget Sound talks about salmon.

King County's 2005 Performance Network continues this weekend with "There Goes the Neighborhood," a conceptual piece created by artists Sutton Beres Culler.

The work will be at Des Moines Field House Park on Sunday, Oct. 2, from 1 to 4 p.m…MORE

Walkers and runners, cancer survivors, community leaders, team captains and hard workers.

All are needed to make the American Cancer Society's first Relay For Life in the Highline area a reality.

The first volunteer committee…MORE

Celebrate the changing of the seasons with a cornucopia of activities for every age at Burien's biggest festival of the year.

The fourth annual OctoberFest/Von Boorian Days will run from Friday, Sept. 30, through Sunday, Oct.

The city of Des Moines is updating its Shoreline Master Program (SMP).

The plan, required by state law, establishes goals and policies for managing the city's shoreline resources.

Since it was first developed in 1988, Des Moines'…MORE

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For two weeks, volunteers in Burien donated and sorted goods for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Three full semi-trucks and 2,000 miles later, those supplies are in San Antonio, Texas, bringing evacuees a measure of…MORE