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Monorail planners should figure out how many miles of guideway and how many stations can be built for $1.5 billion and, if necessary, get ready to put an altered version of the Green Line before the voters this fall,…MORE

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

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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

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

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

and Tim St. Clair

There is $500 million worth of city street and bridge repairs that have been ignored too long and Seattle City Council President Jan Drago says it is time to get to work on that.

"The next four years, the focus…MORE

Orin Wells, a Republican from Kent, announced last week he will oppose King County Councilwoman Julia Patterson, D-SeaTac, in the November general election.

Wells and Patterson are running in the new King County Council District 5, which…MORE

Seattle Public Utilities met with residents at the Boys and Girls Club on Tuesday, August 2, to discuss the Ballard Water System Rehabilitation Project, which will repair the area's deteriorating water pipes. In attendance were 28 community…MORE

Seventy-eight White Center business owners and employees recently signed a petition asking for help to stop under-age drinking, disorderly conduct, vandalism, loitering, harassment and illegal street vending in the White Center business district…MORE

Drivers in Ballard received a blunt reminder to share the road with bicyclists last week by a new group calling themselves GhostCycle.

A bike was painted white and hung high up on a street pole at the northwest corner of Northwest Market…MORE