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In an effort to keep you informed, and in our constant attempts to reduce future victimization, we want to let you know about one level 3 sex offender that has recently moved into the Southwest Precinct area.…MORE

Highline Public Schools broke ground on Wednesday, April 4 on a new middle school at 2405 South 142nd in SeaTac. The ceremony was held under soggy Seattle conditions but the enthusiasm for the new project was evident in…MORE

The April meeting of the White Center Chamber of Commerce could have been tense. It was held in the heart of the community at the Taradise Cafe which had been linked in media reports to a series of violent crimes in the…MORE

A fire in a mobile home the 18100 block of 36 Pl S in SeaTac took the life of a woman on Tuesday according to the Puget Sound Fire Authority.

When firefighters arrived, they found the double-wide mobile home almost…MORE

information from South Seattle College

In a region surrounded by water and beautiful lakes it wasn’t hard to find venues that could play host to the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games stand up paddle board (SUP) competition. The hard part was picking just one.…MORE

The first time a B-17 ever took to the skies was over Seattle in July 1935. The four-engine plane departed from the Boeing hangar in Boeing Field.

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In West Seattle and Ballard parking is getting increasingly precious with pay lots dominating in Ballard and the free lots in the junction threatened by development. On April 2 The Seattle City Council voted to approve…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

Questions are swirling about Sound Transit’s light rail project in West Seattle. 

Susan Staples, who has lived in the neighborhood since 1986, is worried about preserving the view that…MORE