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Stopping oil trains in their tracks – Ballard residents consider ways to eliminate risks
Mon, 09/25/17
Could oil trains moving through Seattle deliver a major disaster – affecting both human life and the natural environment?
MORESkateboarder dies after car collision
Sat, 09/23/17
King county sheriff public information officer Cindy West said
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Puget Sound Skills Center opens Health Sciences building as a launching pad for medical and dental students
Fri, 09/22/17
Highline Public Schools formally celebrated the opening of the new Puget Sound Skills Center Health Sciences building in an open house event on Sept. 22.
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Commissioner John Creighton presents “State of the Port” address to West Seattle Chamber
Fri, 09/22/17
Port of Seattle Commissioner John Creighton quickly ticked off a list of recent developments during the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce’s luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 14.
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Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission’s Riverton Place offers nourishment and recovery in the garden
Fri, 09/22/17
Menu planning can be a bit of a challenge for chef Sharon Setzer.
She prepares lunches and dinners at Riverton Place, a residential recovery program for men. The center is located at 3020 South 128th St. in Burien…MORE
Burien Communities for Inclusion take a stand again Initiative No. 1; measure pulled from the ballot
Fri, 09/22/17
King County Elections is working on a new ballot.
Burien’s Initiative No. 1 will no longer appear on the form. The measure has already been scrubbed from the elections’ web site.
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The Whittaker, West Seattle's largest apartment complex now fully open; Whole Foods moving into prime retail spot
Fri, 09/22/17
The Whittaker, years in the making, West Seattle's largest apartment complex celebrated the opening of its north tower in a special event at the site on Sept. 21.
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