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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

The first of more than 1,200 memorial markers that honor the men and women from Washington state who gave their lives during World War I are being installed along Des Moines Memorial Drive.

Some 1,200 elm trees were planted along the…MORE

The Bayview Golf Club of West Seattle Golf Course welcomes all golfers with an established handicap to play in the 12th annual Bayview Memorial golf tournament on Sunday, August 28.

The tournament is an 18 hole stroke-play format, with…MORE

An education instructor and a faculty secretary have earned Highline Community College's two premier employee awards for the 2004-2005 academic year.

An instructor in the Education department, Joan Graham has won the Outstanding Faculty…MORE

The world's three main monorail builders are all expressing interest in designing, building, operating and maintaining Seattle's new monorail.

MTrans is a monorail company from Malaysia that calls itself "an urban transit system provider…MORE

Seattle Public Schools is launching this coming school year a new online portal, dubbed The Source, which provides parents and guardians with secure access to student information including grades, homework assignments and attendance.

The…MORE

Former Highline School Board member Ed Pina distanced himself from political labels as he announced last week that he is a candidate for the Des Moines City Council.

"I'm neither ultra conservative nor ultra liberal," Pina declared.