In an time when the construction of apartments seems the norm a conditional use permit has been granted for the construction of five three story single family homes at 5232 23rd Ave SW.
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Community members needed to advise on zoning modification to Madison Middle School
Wed, 02/28/18
information from City of Seattle
MOREApartment fire on 24th NW results in $170,000 loss to building and contents; No one hurt in blaze
Wed, 02/28/18
An early morning fire in apartments at 6724 24th Ave NW 3:56 a.m. on February 28, drew a heavy response from the Seattle Fire Department.
MORE2017: A Year in Review at the King County Library System
Wed, 02/28/18
by Lisa G. Rosenblum Library Director
MOREWashington Lawmakers introduce new gun legislation late in session
Tue, 02/27/18
By Taylor McAvoy
WNPA Olympia News Bureau
With less than two weeks left in the session, state lawmakers introduced a new bill in response to the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida.…MORE
Highland Park Action Committee meeting is Feb. 28; City Light and SPD are on the agenda
Tue, 02/27/18
information from Highland Park Action Committee
MORELawmakers go into damage control with backlash over public records bill
Tue, 02/27/18
By Josh Kelety
WNPA Olympia Bureau
Following last week’s rapid-fire vote on a bill to exempt the Legislature from state public records laws, lawmakers are going into damage control with public backlash…MORE
Happy Birthday Burien! City fetes 25 years since incorporation
Mon, 02/26/18
By Lindsay Peyton
The Burien Community Center was packed on Monday evening, Feb. 26, with guests who celebrated the city’s 25th birthday over slices of cake.
MOREArea schools on alert after Florida shooting
Mon, 02/26/18
By Lindsay Peyton
The recent shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. resulted in the death of 17 and sparked protests and debates across the country.
MOREBurien’s booming economy draws businesses, residents
Mon, 02/26/18
By Lindsay Peyton
Economic strength is drawing businesses and homeowners to Burien, city officials say.
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