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Thu, 10/13/05

The monorail's first phase of 10 miles can be built for no more than $1.7 billion and can be built and financed for no more than $6 billion and repaid in less than 40 years, says John Haley, new monorail executive director.

The $6 billion…MORE

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Wed, 10/12/05

Allegations of "potential misappropriation of funds" at Arbor Heights Elementary School have been investigated by the Seattle School District and "no misuse of funds" was found, Stephen Nielsen, financial and business services manager told the…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Burien City Council candidate Sue Blazak took exception last week to a campaign flyer that has been circulated in the community.

Blazak, a community activist, is running against Mayor Noel Gibb for council Position 1.

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Wed, 10/12/05

Highline Medical Services Organization will sponsor two free "Doc Talks" on arthritis this month.

"Total Hip Replacement for the Treatment of Arthritis" is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 20, from 6:30-8 p.m. in Highline Medical Center's…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

The city of Burien will hold a public meeting Wednesday, Oct. 19, to continue a community dialogue on the Town Square development.

The 6:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall is a follow-up to the well-attended session on Sept. 15, during which…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Airport Jobs is holding a Job Fair on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Full-time, part-time and seasonal jobs are available with many airport employers.

The event will be held in the Sea-Tac Airport Auditorium. Take…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Highline Medical Services Organization will sponsor two free "Doc Talks" on arthritis this month.

"Total Hip Replacement for the Treatment of Arthritis" is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 20, from 6:30-8 p.m. in Highline Medical Center's…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Times/News Correspondent

The Burien City Council has declared its opposition to Initiative 912, which would repeal Washington's 9.5 gasoline tax increase that the Legislature imposed earlier this year.

Lawmakers voted 5-1 on Oct. 8…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Alex Russell

A month after the completion of a new stretch of the Burke-Gilman Trail, a local business owner still has safety concerns about the trail running along industrial Ballard.

"I don't want to see anybody get hurt but the…MORE

Wed, 10/12/05

Times/News Correspondent

On Sept. 25, according to charging papers filed in King County Superior Court, Raymond Moultrie - a door-to-door magazine salesman - knocked on a door in the Redondo area.

When the woman who lived there…MORE

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