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There could be more commuter traffic on West Seattle streets next month when passenger-only ferry service is cut by half between Vashon Island and downtown Seattle.

Designed mainly for commuters, the passenger-only ferries between Vashon…MORE

The Ballard Historical Society (BHS) has just released a new Walking Tour guide to historic Ballard with the help of writer Liza Ewell.

The Ballard resident works as a reference book editor and became curious about the history of the…MORE

The City of Federal Way has announced commencement of the 2005 Fall Tourism Enhancement Grant (TEG) application round.

The TEG program is designed to increase overnight stays in Federal Way through a competitive grant process to support…MORE

Exhibiting the no nonsense attitude she has displayed for the past nearly two decades on the Port of Seattle commission, Paige Miller was blunt and direct when she said she not only wants to end the Richard Conlin's time on the Seattle City…MORE

A proposed change in federal law could reach right into Federal Way and have you visiting your doctor more often than you may like.

If you purchase and use minerals and supplements like Vitamins C, E, B, or D, the law could make vitamins…MORE

Searching for information in past issues of newspapers is like looking for a potato chip in a landfill.

Most newspapers keep copies of previous editions in large bound volumes arranged in chronological order. Libraries frequently have…MORE

If you are wondering what The Federal Way Noon Rotary Club is up to and what they are doing for the students in the community, here's a summary:

Dictionaries were purchased and donated to every third grader at Mirror Lake Elementary School…MORE

West Seattle might get its part of the monorail before the downtown portion is built, and those gigantic support columns may be much smaller, says Cascadia Monorail Co.

Jim Devine, project manager for Cascadia, told the Seattle Monorail…MORE

Burien's non-profit Environmental Science Center will host its annual fundraiser at Seahurst Park Sunday, Aug. 7.

Speakers at the 4 p.m. event will include former Gov.

Burien received a major boost last week when Congress approved federal funding for the city's long-term vision for downtown redevelopment.

The state's two U.S.