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
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A prescription for your supplements?
Thu, 08/04/05
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
Viaduct plan shown
Wed, 07/27/05
What can West Seattleites expect if an earthquake takes down the Alaskan Way Viaduct?
The Seattle city police, transportation planners and emergency managers proposed an emergency closure plan for the viaduct to the Transportation…MORE
Nelson announces bid for council re-election
Wed, 07/27/05
Burien Councilwoman Sally Nelson announced last week that she is a candidate for re-election to the city council.
"I have been honored to serve the citizens of Burien as mayor, deputy mayor and council member," Nelson declared. "I have…MORE
Who wants N. Highline?
Wed, 07/27/05
If the North Highline area were to incorporate and become Washington's newest city, its residents and businesses would generate about $11.3 million in tax revenue every year, according to a study released last week.
If North Highline…MORE
Ideas to save monorail
Wed, 07/27/05
A man leaned on his elbows at the Seattle Monorail Project board of directors' conference table and urged the board members to divide the Green Line into two $800 million halves which would cut interest payments significantly.
First build…MORE
Des Moines' economic linchpin?
Wed, 07/27/05
Special to the Times/News
After several years, a tug-of-war between the city of Des Moines and the Port of Seattle over the use of 90 acres of land south of Sea-Tac International Airport has been settled.
Both the city and the port…MORE
Conlin supports monorail here
Wed, 07/27/05
Seattle City Councilmember Richard Conlin said his success in getting legislation passed and his ability to go into any neighborhood and point his accomplishments is what makes him feel he is ready for a third term.
As chairman of the…MORE
Two mayors meet in Burien
Wed, 07/27/05
Special to the Times/News
Mayor Noel Gibb recently had a chance meeting in Burien with another mayor - from across the Pacific Ocean.
Gibb and his wife, Margie, stopped at "Little Pat's Place," 13611 Ambaum Blvd. S.W., for dinner,…MORE
Burien lawmakers split over Square contract
Wed, 07/27/05
Times/News Correspondent
A sharply divided Burien City Council rejected on July 18 staff's recommendation to grant KPG Inc.
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