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.
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Thu, 08/04/05
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.
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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.
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Times/News
Block parties and other neighborhood events will celebrate the 22nd annual National Night Out - "America's night out against crime" - in the Highline area and across the country Tuesday, Aug. 2.
National Night Out is a…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
TIMES/NEWS
The Highline School District received $16.2 million in state construction funds last week for the rebuilding of Mt. Rainier High School in Des Moines.
The funds were part of more than $294 million in capitol construction…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
The Community Center building at the Emergency Family Shelter operated by the Multi-Service Center just off Military Road and the Kent-Des Moines Highway, was showing its age. Then three area corporations recognized the need, stepped forward,…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
Photo illustration by Seth Bynum / Federal Way News
Federal Way residents performed for a panel of judges in the opening auditions of the inaugural Federal Way Idol last week. Nearly 60 contestants vied for 12 slots in next month's finals…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
Times/News
Reaction to Southwest Airlines' announcement that it plans to move flights from Sea-Tac International Airport to Boeing Field varied widely among three Highline community leaders last week.
SeaTac Mayor Frank Hansen,…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
ROBINSON NEWSPAPERS
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.…MORE
Wed, 07/27/05
NEWS-TRIBUNE
Legends are seldom recognized in their own time. For Wanda Jackson, it took nearly three decades before she realized that she was a trailblazer for women in rock 'n' roll.
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